Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-27

1ANVAj<A IL 1GAA " i i Il 1Se
Judge Hines, OF San Busnaven-
tura, is'expected to arrive in Los
Angeles to day.
County Clerk Potts got home
from q short business visit to San
Buenaventura yesterday.
The bill appropriating $50, 900 fol
q branch Normal School at Los
Angeles, came up in the Senate
yesterday, and was defeated by q
vote OF II to 81.
John Levin, Fred Shaffer and
Jack McCarty were up before JUS
tice Adams yesterday on the charge
of drunkenness. Two OF them got
nine days each on the chain gang
and the other ten days.
Don't forget that the dancing
Academy opens this evening with
q grand SORES. No pains will be
spared to make it an enjoy able
affair. Music will be furnished by
the Bosshard brothers.
The members of Los Angeles and
Pentalpha Lodges, F. & A. NJ, are
reque sted to meet at their halls at
8 p. NJ. to-day to attend the funeral
of their late brother. Benjamin A.
Bomford, late Of Gold Hill, Ne.
vada. See notice in our New To.
Day.
In the State Senate yesterday,
Senator Powell introduced a con-
current resolution asking the Pres
ident to remit the fine and impris-
onment imposed on the Mnsssl
SLOUGH settlers by Judge Sawyer Of
the United States Circuit Court.
There was received yesterday at
the First National Bank, from the
Bidwell mine, Ivanpah district,
two bars Of bullion. weighing re-
spectively, 92O ounces, 022 fine,
value $l096.74 and $500 ounces,
676 fine, value $l080.97.
The professional card of DR.. J.
w. HolliDgsworth, dentist, appears
in this mornings HERALD. Per-
sons requiring work in his line will
find DR.. HOllingsworth q skiilfnl
and experienced operator. His
rooms are Nos. "a and IS Baker
Block.
Justice Fisher yesterday made
application to the Superior Court
for writ Of mandate TO compel
VIM. B I.awlor, late Justice OF the
Peace, to give up tho dockets and
other papers belonging to the
Offices A similar writ will be
sworn out against Justice Trafford.
The annual masquerade ball OF
the Turn Verein Germania will
take place at their Hall on the
night of February 5th. The Socie-
ty are making great preparations
and all who attend may rest as
sured Of having a good time.
We received . pleasant Call last
evening from Mr.. NJ. ]. Edgar, 81.
perintendent Of the circulating de-
partrnent Of the San Francisco Cali,
who visits this section on business
connected with that paper. After
canvassing this county Mr.. Edgar
will probably extend his visit To
AriZOn.
We publish under New To-Day
q call for a meeting Of the Citizens
Committee on the Wilmington
Harbor improvement, at the First
National Bank, on Friday, January
28th, at y o'clock noon. All the
members are earnestly requested
to be present, as some matters re-
curing i'm mediate action will
come up for consideration.
Clough, the iOotpad, was up be.
fore Justics Adams for preliminary
examination yesterday. He first At
tempted to prove an alibi, intrcduc.
Ing two witnesses for that purpose.
Failing In that, he asserted that he
had bought the money and watch
stolen from Gage from q man,
whose name he did not remsm her,
for SIS. This story proving too thin
hs was committed for trial on ths
charge of highway robbery.
It is reported that the Pa.
ciac Coast Steamship Company
propose to construct one Of the
finest and fastest vessels afloat to
run between San Francisco, Will
mington and San Diego, making
seventeen knots an hour and which
can run from San Francisco to Will
mingtOn HarbOr in .wenty-fOur
hours to connect with the overland
trains from St. Louie, New Orleans
and the East. She will be light
draft, with the latest improve.
ments. 1t Is expected that this
"Queen of the Pacific" Will be
built by the Cramps, Of Pbiladel'
phia, who built that fast and
staunch steamer, the Stale OF Call
fornia.
/ Between IL aud Il o'clock las
night, as Mr.. Henry Schumacher
and q couple OF friends were talk.
ing In front OF his place, near thu
Postofflce, they heard a crash O
glass. At first they thought there
was q row In the Fountain saloon
opposite the PostofIice, but looking
over, they saw no sign Of disturb
ance there. They then ran VI
street, and found the windows o
| Mr.. CheesebrOugh's P0stoffict
cigar stand broken, and heart
some one inside. Mr.. Schu
| macher etsrted to notify Captsir
Davis, leaving his two friend
standing guard. Returning will
the Captain, search WAS mad
and Z man wss found under tht
| nounkee. He Xna lnkQp Qyef. e Oh