Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06
LOCAL RREVITIES.
A girl Is advertised for Incur
New To-Day.

A girl Is advertised for Incur
New To-Day.
One trial will convince you that
Smith has the best cup of coffee
No. 2 Temple street.
The professional card of A. B.
Cardwell, veterinary surgeon, will
be found under New To-Day.
Col. Charles Croker, President
Of the 8. P. r. r. Co., and party
returned from Arizona yesterday
and went up to San Francisco last
evening.
Captain George A. Johnson, Of
Pef1asquitas, San Diego county,
who has been in Los Angeles for
several weeks, returned to his
home per steamer Orizaba yester.
day.
Paul Bailey, arrested for q bat
terry com mitted on a man named
Carisosa, pleaded guilty in the City
Court yesterday and was fined $40
for the luxury.
Mr.. 8. Nugent Townsend, travel
Ing correspondent of the London
(Epgland) Field. is visiting South
ern California for the purpose OF
writing up this section for his
paper.
The mortgage on the Horticultu.
raj Pavilion property for $4,000 and
accrued interest, held by A. H.
Stencen, Of San Francisco, was
foreclosed in Judge Howard's Court
yesterday.
Juan Espinosa, who shot Antonio
Martinez at Anaheim, last fall and
who was arrested at San Bernar.
dino the other day, was brought to
this city by Deputy Sheriff Berry
yesterday and locked In jail to
await trial.
The jury In the case of Fra isco
Verdugo, charged with forclbly en-
tering upon the property of Jose
Maria Egario at the Old Mission.
tried before Justice Fisher, last
evening brought in verdict of not
guilty.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. s. w. Craigue, formerly Of
Lips, Craigue & Co., of this city,
who returned yesterday from a So
journ of several months at Ell Paso,
Texas, He is registered at the
PicO House.
After three or four attempts,
commencing at l O'Clock A. NJ,
when few drops fell; the Weathe
Clerk yesterday favored US with q
brisk shower at 1:15 O'Clock In the
afternoon, which lasted fifteen
minutes, resulting in fall Of
2-l00ths, Total for the season 1928
! inches,
Mr.. Ben E. Ward, who accom-.
panied the Press Excursion party
ON its late visit to Southern CALI
fornia, has purchased the Hodg-
kins place at Pasadena, for which
he paid So, 500. It is his intention,
we learn, to bring his mother and
sister and take up his residence
there.
The train which arrived from the
East last evening by the Southern
route consisted OF coaches Of the
Southern Pacific, the Athison, To-
peka and Santa F6 and the Chica-
20, Burlington aud Quincy rail-
roads, those of the latter two roads
being the first cars that have come
through to Los Angeles since the
opening Of the route.
In Judge Sepulveda's Court yes.
terdsy, Benito Valenzuela, con.
victed of grand larceny (horse
stealing), was sentenced to the
States Prison for eighteen months.
Ramon Valenzuela, charged with
!. the same crime, Withdrew his plea
, of not guilty and entered q plea oil
guilty and was sentenced for the
same term. They were both taken
up to San Quentin overland by
Deputy Sheriff Huber last even
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Ingalls,, Mis-
Louisa Ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
J Anderson. Master Geo. Anderson
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Evans, Mis-
: Pearl Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
Hoadly and Miss Hoadly, all o
, Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived by spe
: cial car from the East via the A
T. & 8. F. and 8. P. Railroads las
evening. and are registered at tn
Pico House. The party cam
through from Kansas City In
q Pullman Palace coach, withou
Q change.
= From inquiries among promi
nent farmers Of this county yestel
day, we learned that about 1900
Q acres have been sown to the cereals