Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-28
LOCAL RREVITIES.

CO6IractOrs.'
"A pair of we'll broken mules are
advertised for sale elsewhere.
Poll tax will be delinquent next
Monday. Ali who fail to pay this
week will have to pay an extra
dollar.
Removed on account of lack of
room. Smiths Coffee House has
removed to No. 8 Commercial
street.
The commencement exercises of
the High School will be held at
Turnverein Hall to-day-10 A. NJ.
and Up. N. :
Col. j. F. Godfrey leaves this
morning for Arizona on profession.
al business. He will be absent
about three weeks.
Pat Dryer, tried before Judge
Sepulveda yesterday on a second
charge of burglary, was acquitted,
the evidence being insufficient.
The examination and exhibition
of tue children at the Orphans
Home school viii, be held on We'd
nesday afternoon, at half-past one
O'clock.
The irrespresslble Fanny Smith
was up before City Justics Adams
yesterday on tbs charge of drank
and disorderlv and was seat to Jail
for ferty days,
Messra. ,ng & Co. are build
ing :. urick addition to the Capitol
Mills. the present structure being
Insufficient to accommodate their
largely increased business.
In the case of McHale, tried be.
fore City Justice Adams yesterday
afternoon ON the charge of stealing
cloth from Thomas Farrell, the
jary failed to agree.
The case of J. N. Smith (Poker),
charged with assault to m Lrder, is
act for hearing in tho City Court at
10 o'clsck this morning. That Of
Daniel Watson, same offence, will
be heard at P. NJ.
Mr.. G. Jacoby, President of the
Turnverein Germania, informs us
that the manager of a theatrical
company has written to secur.
Turnverein Hall for the evening"
of the 9th and 9th OF July.
Under the proper head will be
found a notice of the death of Mrs.
Annie Casad Smith, wife Of Mr.. l..
d. Smith, formerly of this city,
which occurred at Mount Repose,
Ohio, on the 18th instant.
Professor Wells will lecture on
"Aeronautics' at the brick church,
adjoining the Fort street M. E.
church, this evening, admission 25
cents, the receipts to he devoted to
the purchase of a balloon and the
expense of imitation.
Should Professor Wells make a
balloon ascension on the 4th of
July, he will probably be accompa-
MED by Mr.. Harry Payne, the
photographer, who would take an
instrument with him for the pur.
pose of taking birds-eye view of
Los Angeles.
At meeting OF Orange Lodge
No. 224, I. 0. B. B., held Oh the
26th inst, the following named Of
fieers were elected to serve for the
ensuing term: President, A. Aaron;
Vice President, M. Norton; Secre.
tsry. s. Prayer; Treasurer, W.
Kalisher; Assistant Monitor, l..
Levi; Warden, ]. Bernstein; o. G.,
l. Cohn.
CorHner's jury in the San
Dier go, accounts of
which VIZ na al, found
that the woma """gs
came to her death by.
from u pistol, and that the =,
ny was such as induced them to
believe that tho pistol was In the
hands of Charles ii. Gordon at the
time Of the shooting.
Mr.. L. Lichtenberger yesterday
sold to gentleman from San
: Fra ncisco one Of the fine buggies
reantiy imported by him from the
Kat. fbe gentleman, who is here
on a visit, had been driven about
the city in one OF these buggies
and TSs 60 pleased with its easy
ia and elegance OF finish that
Ia. '''"'i"ate to be shipped
ssibIe.
Al .-- ming session of
l..- ai- mss Court, last
-..uj.- Five ter Mascarel,
Ila Ugh Ing, was tried by
Irt .,E re evidence show
.s. ... OF the aggressor,
.,a. 90. lily was rendered.
I.r..f. ..f ulG with whom he
.upr. reyiously pleaded
f.Ic .,.H fine of Sl2.
mo. ardino Times of the
25th saTs' 1ir. S;;rrar,sson, of the
Caion AoaI mines, arrived in town
Yesterday lei supp'lts. He speaks
yery hop fully of his FIRMS pros.
pects. and informs us that they
have their new shaft down 240 feet