Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-16

sec advertisement or FURNITURE,
etc., for sale.
An American man sdvertisss for
a situation under New To-Day.
See advertisement of employ.
msnt wanted.
A light sprinkle of rain COM
meneed to fall at 1870 O'clock this
morning.
enc hundred to ms of extra quail
ty of brea are advertised for sale
elsewhere.
General and Mrs. Stoneman, Of
San Gabriel, are in the city and
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
The Pico House is being fur
bisbed up on the outside with a
new coat Of paint.
]. Brousseau, Esq. returns home
from San Francisco by overland
train this morning.
Ex. Governor Pacheco, member
of Congress from this district, 10
spending few weeks in New York
City.
Miss Marie Chevalier leaves for
San Francisco on Thursday to
spend couple If months with
friends In that city.
Mr.. J. J. Mellus, who 5has been
paying a brief business visit to San
Francisco, is passenger by this
mornings overland train.
Hon. j. D. Hines, Superior
Judge of Ventura county, arrived
by stage from San Buenaventura
last evening and 10 registered ut
the Cosmopolitan.
acknowledgements Mansfield,
of Los Angeles, is a pronounced
candidate for the Republican nom.
ination for Governor. So says the
San francisco Gall.
The finder of roll of paper con-
tanning plans and specifications for
a building, will be suitably re-
warded on returning 1t to the HER
AID office. See advertisement.
By advertisement In our New
To-Day 1t will be seen that Pro.
lessor Phillips's Dancing Academy
will open at Gymnasium Hall,
Downey Block, next Monday even
ing.
Mr.. G. G. Cbeesebrough, propri-
stor of the Los Angeles cigar fac.
tory, went up to San Francisco
overland yesterday to lay In new
stock of cigars. tobaccos and other
smokers articles.
Deputy Sheriff Huber went
north by last evenings train hav-
ing in charge Benito Castillo, sem
fenced to States Prison, and r.
Asher, com mitted to the Napa In
sane Asylum.
We understand that the cost of
reporting the celebrated Kern
county water suit was $1,000. Three
sets Of reporters were employed,
comprising the court reporter and
one for each side of the parties lit
igant.
We elsewhere publish a resume
of the points decided by Judge
Brundage, of Kern county. in the
great water suit Of Lux ct al. vs..
Haggin ct al, prepared for the
HERALD by q prominent member
of the Bar.
The new Methodist Church at
Tucson, A. T.. built by the sxer-
items OF Rev. G. Fl. Adams, was
dedicated with appropriate csre-
monies last Sunday. The church
cost 81, 500, all Of which has been
subscribed and payed in.
A young Mexican who was ar
raigned before City Justice Adams,
the other day, had q narrow escape
from examination on the charge of
horse stealing, the horse, which
he was supposed to have stolen,
being found in another mans
corral.
Judge McNealy, of San Diego,
writes that he will reach Los An
geles about the 3Oth inst, when he
will preside in Judge SepulvedA's
Department to try the Anaheim
water cases. Judge McNealy ex-
poets to remain In Los Angeles
about ten days.
No matter what may happen to
other sections of Southern Califor-
mia, Los Angeles has obtained q
prestige that will stamp her as q
leading city Of this portion Of the
State for many long years to come.
Cotton Semi 1r0pic.
By notice elsewhere, 1t will be
seen that the partnership between
J. L. Williams and Henry Starr.
of the Baltimore Oyster House, has
been dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Starr retiring. The business
will be continued by J. l.. viii.
liams, who Will receive all debts
due to, and pay all bills of the late
firm.
Mr.. J. P. Caldwell, who has been
\ resident of this valley for num-
Der of years past, has removed with
his family to Los Angeles county.
Mr.. Caldwell is live, enterprising
man, and, while we are sorry to
lose him. he will take with him
the geod wishes of his numerous
friends wherever he may cast his
lines.-San Beruardino Times.
The second representation Of
GrandMais Birthday r.r,I attract.