Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-26
LOCAL RREVITIES,

| bu
LOCAL RREvITIES,
See advertisement of "Lost--$i
Reward"
The "Yakis" troupe are register
cd At the Pico House.
A furnished room, with board, II
advertised for In our New To. Day
A Swede, just arrived, advertissi
in our New To-Day for a situation
~ butler In q private family.
A young man who speaks Eng.
lieh, French and Spanish, advsr.
tisss elsewhere for situation.
The Board OF Equalization, hav.
ing been In session for the term
prescribed by law, adjourned yes.
tsrdsy.
The San Diego Union contains q
rumor that Frank Klmbsll has sold
his National City homestead for
500. 900.
Wallace Leach, Esq, of San
Diego, passed through Los Ange-
les on sunday on his way home
from San Francisco.
Col. Charley Thomas, of Hemmet
Valley, San Diego county, IL visit
ing Los Angeles. He Is stopping
at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. D. B. Woolf went down to
San JuAm Capistrano yesterday
with Supervisor Egan for q weeks
visit to that pleasant section.
We yesterday had the pleasure Of
meeting DR.. 9. G. Barton, who got
home Sunday from Mazstian,
Mexico, looking much improved In
health.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, Miss Wilson
and Miss Ruth Wilson, of San
Gabriel, are passengers by the
train due from San Francisco this
morning.
We are indebted to County Clerk
Potts for a full blown Japanese
lily, one Of the most gorgeous fow.
ers and, at the same time. delicate
In color, that We nave ovO. -~~-.
Mrs. A. A. Dedsworth leaves for
San Francisco by cars to-day to
place her daughter, Miss Helen, at
MiIls's Seminary, Oakland, after
which che will visit Sacramento,
her former home.
Mr.. Sam Pragsr's cigar store,
Downsy Block, was burglarissd
some time between l and 4 O'Clock
on Saturday morning and robbed
Of 1000 valuable cigars. The thieves
got In through u back door.
Mr.. B. Chandler. who has had
large experience In the oil regions
Of the East. will shortly Commences
boring for oil on the Pleute ranch,
the sur face Indications being first.
class.
The Good Tsmplars have voted
to take charge Of the refresbmsnt
rooms at the Horticultural Fair Ia
September; ard they will hold q
special meeting at their Hall
this evening at u O'Clock to
make necessary arrangements.
A man named MeiIborn yester.
day filed a complaint In Justics
Fishers Court charging Henry
Sheerer and Louisa, his wife, with
threatening to whip him and burn
his house. The CASE is set for heal
ing ut l O'Clock to-day.
The application Of VIM. Lssct
for q writ Of habsas corpus. be
fore Judge Sepulveda yesterday
was denied and the petitioner re-
mapded to the custody Of the Shsr
i6untii he gives ball In the sum o
$500.
Mr.. J. T. Yorba, an old ADge
lsno. who is engaged in the drul
business at Tuoson, Arizona, 1
depending q few days with his rsla
tives and friends In this city. H
speaks in the highett terms Of tht
present prosperity and future pros
| poets of his new home.
! City Justice Adams on Saturda.
evening received q letter post
marked Hamilton, Ohio, II o'cIocl
NJ, July 10l b, which came by th
Southern route, making the dis
tance, counting the difference II
time, in four days and eight hours
The case of Cronis. on trial be
fore . jury In City Justice Adams
Court, on the charge of maintain
ipg nuisance by feeding pigs Of
garbage and offal within the oit.
limits, was not completed las
evening and was continued until
$3.50 this morning.
On Sunday evening, July 18th
Dr.. Charles l.. Page, Of Albu
querque, N. NJ, while laboring un
der a fit of deiirium tremens, at
tempted to commit suicide b.
thrustiog down his throat th
Jagged end OF q broom handle
which he had broken OF for tn
purpose.
i Chief Engineer OsgoOd, of tn
California Southern railroad, lei
San Diego on the last steamer 70
San Bornardino, to make y critics
examination of the various survey
between Temecula and the summit
OF the Caj0n Pass. Ninety mile
of the road are already under con