Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Gen. George SLOVENIAN, OF San
Gabriel, was in the city yesterday
Andrew GIassell, Esqr.. got home
from San Francisco overland yes
terday.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, of San
Marine, was among the visitors to
the city yesterday.
w. J. Curtis, Esqr., of San Ber-
uardino, was a passenger by yester-
doy's train from San Francisco.
Hon. VIM. A. Conn, of San Der.
nardino, returned to his home yes.
terday, after u short visit to santa
Monica.
Judge Rrunson and wife, who
have been spending some weeks in
the San Jaclpto mountains, got
home yesterday.
Groups of three and four politi-
clans could be encountered at all
points yesterday, earnestly discuss
Ing the political. situation.
Elsewhere will be found the de-
cision of the Supreme Court in the
case of the Los Angeles Water
Company KS. Los Angeles City.
The steamer Ancon sails for San
Francisco tomorrow (Monday)
evening. Passengers take the 3:45
Pm. (Los Angeles time) train for
Wilmington.
officer Cuddy yesterday evening
arrested Ed. Clinton, alias Gillette,
on a charge of petit larceny. He
was locked up to await nm examln-
alton on Monday.
Mr.. ]. H. Wildly, formerly OF this
city, who Is now engaged as
civil engineer ON the railroad at
Tutare, is paying his Los Angeles
friends short visit.
A prominent vlneyardlst was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Ger
kins for appropriating water with
out the necessary permit. He will
be examined before the Mayor Cd
Monday.
Messrs. J. q. Slauson and H.K. w.
Bent have got home from visit TO
their mines in the Resting Springs
District, They report that deyei-
opment Is progressing finely ana
that the mine promises we'll.
J. II. Harding, native of Eng
land, Dominique Couret native
of France, and Dolores Cordova, a
native of Mexico, were yesterday
made citizens Of the United States
by Judge Sepulveda, Of the Superb
or Court.
The WARM weather of the past
two days will undoubtedly attract
a great Thong Of people to Santa
Monica to-day. In addition to the
surf aud the baths, Joe Bayers
Pavilion will contain world OF
provocatives to fun and jollity.
Take The trip it will do you good
Uppaturalized foreigners who
are entitled to their final papers
are reminded that unless they be-
come citizens before the 3rd day OF
August next they will not be en-.
titled TO vote at the Presidential
election In NOvemher.
From the Riverside Press We
leafd that r.. II. Henderson of that
place, has gathered an average o
1T pounds of apricots from his
trees. He sold them at q cents
per pound. At 1870 trees to The
acre, this amounts to 1881 per acre
Mr.. Henderson's trees were PLANTED
in the Spring OF 1877.
The announcement Of MIR. Is
Chandler as u candidate for County
Auditor. subjecc to the action o
the Democratic County Conven
ton, appears In our New To-Day
Mr., Chandler Is in every way com
petent to fill the position and 10
thorough Democrat. If elected h'
will mske u most efficient ant
faithful officer.
"Have you any objects of inter
est in the vicinityW the tours
aske,, the Santa Barbara man. "
have, have" eagerly replied tn
other, tbut I can't get at 1t to sho'
It to you. It's ninety days note
and it's down in the bank now
drawing interest like a horse-rae
or a mustard plaster. '-Sdn deg
Neios.
The card OF Mr.. Griffin Johnsto
announcing himself as candidat
i, for County Recorder, subject to tn
action of the Democratic Count
conyentiop,sppears elsewhere. M
Johnston Is q young gentleman
irreproachabl character, thorough
iy competent and withal an VI
awerving Democrat should !
receive the nomination we have
hesiration in Predicting his e'ee
io1 by rousing majority.
The announcement of Mr.. Cheri
Prayer as u candidate for supeFvI
~ ~ l1.e>re5a VI stfe5o a.m
- ,naNfs9 seq ud #eras
fna vNSub's5 & u7wvult'9H
trs democratic .Huntt G5nFe
..N. r.rrsE falui iu tha prog
-Irroe ~. Prayer Sc The pfese
sul.1ent sut laa U.-' 'feeN
suous,llesGUtis3 of i'' Office WI
.ata .g ths iu,y-es's "a
l.. HIti.sus uruit not