Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-17
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mr.. A. e. Berry comes to the
front as father-it's a girl.
Ex-Supervisor OFT, Of Santa Ana,
Is paying Los Angeles q visit.
The heavy fogs that prevail these
nights are equal to a regular Scotch
mist.
Judge A. B. Mollitt, of San Fer.
nando, Is registered at the Cosmo.
politan Hotel.
Mr.. l.. ]. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
was among the passengers by yes
terday's overland train from San
Francisco.
A music box will be ratified off at
Mr.. Joe Bayer's Congress Hall sa.
loon this evening. the chances hav.
ing all been taken.
Sheriff Rowland returned from
San Francisco yesterday, bringing
with him Peter Macarthur who is
wanted on various charges.
We received a pleasant call from
Mr.. Thomas Tighe, of San Diego,
who proposes to spend few days
In Los Angeles on his way to San
Francisco.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer was named In
the Honorary Committee at the
Frs inch celebration Mt San Fran.
cisco on the 14tb, rs the represent
alive from Los Angeles.
From returns thus far received
the population of the Fourth Con-
gressional District. exclusive of
Santa Clara aud San MateO coun-
ties, foots up 57,945.
We regret to announce the death
of the infant daughter of Mr.. M D.
johnson, of Santa Monica. The
funeral will take place at half.pasi
nine O'clock on Sunday morning.
Rev. Bro. Francis G. ArbondIn,
Of the order Of st. Francis, will be
elevated to the dignity Of Deacon
by RI. Rev. Bishop Mora. at the s
O'clock mass at the Cathedral on
Sunday.
II. Espinosa, who has been un-
der examination before Justice
Fisher for several days past, on
the charge of horse stealing, was
discharged yesterday, on the ground
of insufficient evidence.
The Democratic County Central
Committee meets at the office of
Walter d. Stephenson, Secretary,
room No. 8, Temple Block, at noon
to-day. A full attendance Is de-
sired as business of Importance
will be considered.
The Republican County Central
Committee meet at the club rooms,
st. Charles Hotel, next Wednes-
day, at IL o'clock A. NJ, to make
arrangements for the election of
delegates to the County and Con-
gressioual Conventions.
On aud after tomorrow Sunday,
July 1Stb) trains will leave Santa
Monica every day at 7:l5 A. NJ, in
stead of 1880. as now. The evening
train from Los Angeles to- Santa
Monica will leave Los Angeles on
week days at 4:40, instead Of 4:lO,
as at present. Sunday trains Will
continue to leqve santa Monica at
4:30 p. M, and Los Angeles al
$3.50 p. NJ.
An idea Of the Importance OF the
Los Angeles Division of the South
ern Pacifis Railroad can be gather.
ed from the fact that there are
now at this point hfty locomotives,
sixteen of them among the largest
iu the United States, besides an al.
most countless number of cars oil
every description, to which addi'
lions are being made almost dali
in order to meet the constantly
growing demands of trade of this
section.
Mr.. Edward Masye, Of Silver
City, New Mexico, starts for home
with band OF forty horses to-day
He also takes with him eight bug
gies, forty sets of harness anC
twent.,. saddles and brides. Mr.
Masye expects to reach Silver City
in about ten or twelve days, whei
he will open the best stocked liv.
cry stable In the Territory. His