Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-12

Deputy Sheriff Huber bids fair
shortly to become the boss traveller
Of the age. He got home from San
Quentin last Friday morning, went
back the same evening with four
prisoners for the StAte's Prison and
one for the Napa Insane Asylum
and get home again yesterday
morning, making seven prisoners
delivered and 1000 miles travelled
In less than q week.
Constable Ling yesterday arrest
ed James Snee. who is charged
with forging the name Of A.
Joughin, who lives south of the
city, to two orders on the Castruc-
clio Brothers, one for SIT and the
other for $l2. Mr.. Ling has been
on the lookout for Snee for several
days, and after hot pursuit cap.
tured him at the Rincon, San Ber-
nardino county, yesterday.
We have received . note from
Robert Young, formerly Of the
Fashion Stables in this city, in
which he desires us 10 state that he
is not the Robert Young who was
sentenced to the Tucson Jail for six
months. "Bob" has received q
number OF letters of inquiry on the
subject and he takes this means of
informing his Los Angeles friends
that he is not an inmate Of the
Pima county boarding house.
In Justice Johnson's Court, Will
mington, on Saturday last, the
case Of All Sam vs. George Deaver
and n. Jacoby for 5000 damages for
OBTAINING shipment Of abalone
shells and abalone meat, was tried
before a jury and resulted in q YER
dict OF one cent damages. Messrs.
Brunson & Wells appeared for the
com plainsnt and q. M. Holton,
Esq, for the defence.
Before City Justice Adams yes
terday Juan F. Espinoss was ex.
amined upon the charge Of having
assaulted Antonio Martinez last
August, with intent to murder
him. After hearing the testimony,
the Judge held Juan In $3.50 bail,
to stand his trial before the 6upe.
rior Court. In this case Judge
Adams toak advantage Of the re.
Gently made statute authorizing
the employment of q shorthand re.
porter, and disposed Of the matter
in about one hour.
The announcement for the sale of
seats for the Fabbri opera and con-
cert season, which will open at
Turnverein Hall next Monday
night, will be found elsewhere.
Madame Fabbrl will be accompa-
MED by several Of the most popular
vOcalists on the Pacific Coast and
will give our citizens series of the
most delightful musical entertain.
ments ever given in Los Angeles.
Tickets for the four nights can be
secured at P. Lazarus's bookstore.
Spring street, for $3.50.
A rather amusing scene occurred
in Judge Sepulveda's Court yester.
day morning. After the jury in
the Holden case had been called
and the trial was about to proceed,
a we'll known peripatstio fruit
vendor, rushed into the court room
in an almost breathless condition,
that. he had been sum
moned on the jury but had forgot.
ten all aboutit. He tried first to
squeeze in among the regular pan.
el in the case. but seeing no room
in the jury box, he took q seat in
the witness chair. Notwithstand-
ing he was told by the Judge that
his presence constituted q jury of
he still insisted that he
belonged there and remained until |
the names OF the jurors were again |
called by the clerk, when he went
away much disappointed and still
insisting that he belonged on that |
jury. The scene occupied only q |
few moments, but convulsed all |
present In the court room with |