Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

See advertisement of "Chance to
20 East,u under New To-day.
Mr.. Juan M. Luco, Of San Diego,
10 registered at the Pico House.
A blacksmith to 60 to Arizona Is
advertised for under New To-day.
Uncle TOMS Cabin matinee at
Turn Vsrein Hall at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
A competent woman, In our New
To-day, ADVERTISE for q situation
40 cook in q private family.
Major Tyus, Of the Planters Ho-
tel, Anaheim, came up to the oity
yesterday for . few days poseo.
Major n. NJ. Mitchell left on the
overland train last evening for q
two weeks trip to the northern
part Of the State.
Mr.. 8. 8. Lawson, agent for the
Mission Indians, favored us with a
call yesterday. He is registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Charles ]. Fox and wife, Of
San Diego, came up per steamer
Anoen yesterday, and will spend
several days in this city.
Mr.. ]. r. Briefly has been ap.
pointed clerk to the Superintendent
Of the Branch Normal School, at a
salary Of $75 per month.
Mr.. H. J. McKusiek, Superin-
tendent Of the Postal Railway Ser
vice, and wife are passengers by
this mornings train from San
Francisco.
On Thursday night the store of
Lambsurns & Turner was entered
BY burglals and the till robbed of
about eight dollars in silver. The
entrance was effected through q
back door.
The case Of Rogers w. Kuhrts,
the evidence in which was closed
in Judge Howard's Court on Thurs
day evening, will be argued this
this morning.
II. T. Lee, Esq, United States
Court Com missioner for this Dis
trict, went up to San Francisco per
steamer Ancon yesterday. He ex-
poets to get back by the 18th inst.
The Fair of the District Agricul-
tural Association will commeece
Oct. 3lst, and continue until Nov.
5th, the stock exhibit taking place
at Agricultural Park and the hor-
tieultural and Gne-art exhibit at
Turnverein Hall.
The exhibits from Orange, Santa
Ana, Tustin and Pasadena have
besn dsnstsd to the Figueroa street
Orphans' Home, and will be auc-
toned at the Pavilion this after.
noon. Any that remain unsold
will be taken to the Home.
Mr.. Will N. Fulton returned
from his trip to Resting Springs
yesterday. He says he had a most
delightful time on the desert, the
Thermometer never going higher
than 150 degrees In the shade at
noon. His face looks like q boiled
lobster, and he says he sleeps with
a cream poltice on his nose, now
San Berndrdino Times.
The train from the East via the
Southern route, due here at 4:50
p. NJ, did not arrive until IL O'Clock
last night-seven hours behind
time, The detention was caused
by . washout on the Atohison, To-
peke and Santa F6 Railroad. The
San Fra pciscO express did not get
of until after the arrival of the de-
lsyed train.
Dr.. K. D. Wise starts to-day to
make . two years. tour Of Europe.
Before sailing across the Atlantic,
Dr. Wise will attend a reunion of
his family at the home OF his
mother. where he expects to meet
some OF bis brothers whom he has
net seen for twenty-five years. We
wish him bon vsydge and safe re-
turn.
Chief Gard on Wednesday learn
ed that Pedro Dominguez who, on
t he 10th of last July, assaulted a
Mexican woman in Sonoratown
with an ax, was at San Fernando.
He ut once dispatched officer Green
to make tho arrest which he, as
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Rinaldi,
accomplished and yesterday
brought his prisoner to ths city.
Dominguez is wanted to answer to
. charge of hsrse stealing also.
The Eagle Corps had their first
target practice At the City Gardens
range goo yards) yesterday after
noon. Upwards Of so members re-
ported, and the shooting was re-
markably good considering the
fact that many of the members
never attempted long range shoot.
ing before, and several shot now
for the first time. Each man had
five shots, maklHg possible score
Of twenty-five; the average score
was nine. Msj. Gard led the list
with nineteen. This company has
made astonishing progress in drill
since its organizAtien three months
age, its marching en- Monday and
ysstsrdsy being exceptionally
good. and the fns appearance Of
the men was the subject OF general
remark. Our city may we'll be
proud of the Eagle. Corps.
Yesterday morning. between
three and four O'Clock, az q man
named John Seville was going
along Main street, near Washing.
ton, he was accosted by two young
msnIwho inquired the time of day.
Seville took out his watch to give
the desired information when one
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