Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-12-03

0l5patcnes.
Col. G. E. Huber got home from
San Francisco overland yesterday.
A good cook for mining camp
is advertised for in our New To-
Day.
Fresh salmon and shrimps at
Onstotts, No. 70 Spring street,
this morning.
Mr.. w. J. Brodrick, of this city,
WAS registered at the Grand Hotel,
San Francisco. on Wednesday.
DIR. J. H. Mckee, who has been
home on short visit to bis family,
returns to Tombstone, Arizona, to-
day.
Professor HiggIns's conception
Of the "vagabond" is original and
his execution wonderful.-ChicoQo
Times.
Judge A. B. MofIitt, of San Fer
nando, came into the city yester-
day and is registered at the Cosmo.
politan.
The December schedule OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
will be found in the proper colo mn
OF this mornings HERALD.
The steamer Ancon sails for San
Francisco and way ports this even
ing. Passengers take the 8 P. M.
train, Los Angeles time, for Will
mington.
There will be a meeting of the
Democrats of the Fourth Ward at
Tivoli Gardens tomorrow (Satur-
day. evening at Z O'Clock. See no.
tics under New To-Day.
Chief Of Police King was last
evening presented by his wife with
buxom boy. We bid the new
conner welcome and hope that his
days In the land may be long and
happy.
The San Francisco Alta, speak
Ing Of the readings of Professor
Higgins in that city. says: The
recitations OF Prof. d. X. Higgins
we're a surprise to all. He is q
reader of uncommon merit.
The case of the People We. Mrs.
Ames, charged with setting fire to
Reeds candy store, a couple Of
years ago, comes up for trial in
Judge Sepulveda's Court this
morning.
A we'll established paying cigar
store is offered for sale In our New
To-Day. To one who desires to
enter into business the opportunity
is one that does not often present
itself. Satisfactory reasons given
for selling.
1t Is a tribute to the enterprise of
the real estate firm of 4. e. Rowan
4 Go. that the sales to Mr.. But.
trick, to Mr.. Houghtnling, and to
the other Arizonan who bought
Major GanahPs place on Figueroa
street, were all effected through
them.
San Bernardino Times: There
has been some trouble with the
new mines on the Mohsve, and the
work has been entirely abandoned
for the present. A large number
of men employed in cutting canal
aud carpenters and engineers Were
discharged.
Judge Lawlor, who has been inn
portuned by number of friends to
run as an independent candidate
for Mayor. desires US to state that,
having submitted his name to the
Democratic City Convention, and
having failed to receive the nomi.
nation, he abidss by its decision.
A steady, gentle rain commenced
to fall at 7 o'clock last evening,
and up to s:l5 the pluviometer at
the Signal Service office registered
13-100ths OF an inch. As we write
III o'clock) 1t ia still raining stead
lily, with every indication Of con-
tinuing all night.
jose Morillo, who was arrested
on the charge OF stealing horse
from Mr.. Rogers, of La Brea
Rancho, in August year ago, was
arraigned before Justice Lawlor
yesterday. A demurrer to the COM
plant, on account of inf0rmality,
was fled by the defendants coun-
sci, which was sustained by the
Court and the defendant dis
charged.
Engineer Perris, in command of
a party, leaves tomorrow for his
field of labor on the Southern Cali
fornia Railroad, He will proba..
bly, be assigned to work in San Di-
ego county, and work this way.
His camp outfit is one of the most
complete we have seen, aud his
party will certainly not suffer any
privations during their winter
campiDgs.-San Bsrnardino Times
Mr.. See, Of Downey, yesterday
made information before Justice
Lawlor charging Mr.. G. T.
Paul, a tinsmith Of this city, with
battery. 1t is claimed that See,
while under the influence of liquor,
entered PauI's store and became
abusive and insulting, whereupon
the latter pushed him out, running
him against wagon and thereby
injuring him somewhat. The case
La aat for hearing ta.mnrrnW