Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-20
LOCAL RREVITIES.

For days enjoyment go with
the Thirty.Eights to Santa Monica
next Sunday.
During the month Of March the
shipments to and from the Downsy y
depot amounted to ], ,430, 191 pounds.
By notice elsewhere it will be
seen that the firm of Williams L.
Co. has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
In Judge Sepulveda's Court, yes.
terday, Jose Fortes, on trial for rob.
berry, was found guilty and sen.
fenced 10 the States Prison for two
years.
The jury in the case of John Nc
Cluer, tried before Judge Sepulveda
on the charge of poisoning sheep,
yesterday brought in verdict OF
not guilty.
Mr.. E. H. Workman, who has
retired from busines, requests those
indebted to call upon him at his
old store and settle their accounts.
See notice.
Mr.. Joseph Roth, senior member
of the firm of Roth & Co., of San
Francisco, is in town for pleasure
and business, the guest of his
brother Ed. Roth.
Major Bonebrake, of the Pacific
Wagon Company, yesterday re-
ceived a carload OF new buggies
direct from the East. Those who
have ordered vehicles are requested
not to call for them until after
Monday next.
Take your families to Santa Mo-
MICA with the Fire Boys next Sun.
day and you Will have u good time.
Mr.. Dodsworth, of the Los Ange.
les Packing Company, and his
daughter, Miss Martha, start to.
day for II months' pleasure trip
through the upper part ef the State.
The steamer Senator is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San D lego in the even
ing. Passengers ia Ike the 3:45 PM.
train, Los Angeles time, for Will
mingtou.
Mr.. Jacob Leow, of Downey, we
learn, will shortly commence the
erection of a large addition to his
warehouse at that place. He also
proposes in the near future to build
a grst mill.
Mr.. ]. L. Wright, a we'll known
and highly respected citizen, died
at hIs residence in this city at 4
o'clock yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place from Trim.
ity Methodist Church, Spring
street, at 10y o'clock this morning.
Mr.. P. Mstthieson has sold the
Saenger Halle saloon, under the
White House, corner of Los Ange-
les and Commercial streets, to
Messrs. Kuhl L. Rinkenbach, who
propose to keep up the reputation
of the house to its old standard.
A team belonging to Mr.. Bisby,
of Compton, which had been left
standing unhitched, ran away yes.
terday. At the corner of First and
Alameda streets the wagon collided
with telegraph pole, breaking
the pole down and smashing the
wagon to pieces.
Mr.. Mark Z. Lewis, the pioneer
member of the enterprising boot
and shoe house of Lewis Bros, Is in
Los Angeles and will remain here
for short time, when he will
again start out on a pros.
pectiug expedition for a site for
another shoe house.
We received a pleasant call last
evening from Mr.. J. c. Peacock,
editor and proprietor of the Cotton
Semi 2r0pic. He Informs US that
business Is quite active at that
place, a large fruit cannery being
in course of erection and that there
is a good prospect Of the establish.
ment OF tsnnery by an Eastern
firm.
The revival meeting at the Fort
street NJ. E. Church last evening
was we'll attended. Rev. M. M.
Bovard preached clear gospel
sermon, producing great effect.
The usual meeting will be held
this afternoon at 3 p. NJ. Rev.
Mr.. SHETLAND will preach this
evening at u O'Clock.
BY announcement elsewhere it
will be seen that the Adelphi The
atre opens tonight. The company
is composed of some OF the best
minstrel and variety specialists on
the Pacific Coast. An attractive
programme will be presented and
an enjoyable evening may be ex-
pected by all who attend. For
prices Of admission see advertise.
ment.
We had the pleasure OF @ call
yesterday from Hon. J. F. Knapp,
editor of the Yuma Sentinel and a
member of the Arizona LegisIa.
tUre. He is en- route to San Fran.
cisco, where he proposes to remain
a week or ten days. 1t was Mr..
Knapp who carried through the
m easure which allows Southern
Arizona to be Joined to Southern
California in the proposed forma-
ton OF q new State.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes, for twenty.
Ave years a resident Of Yuma, and
an esteemed aud valued citizen of
that place, and. withal, an indie
f.tigable and sagacious prospector,
IN having Los A nQelee n visit. Mr.