Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-27
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discharged Miranda, who shot
Olivas, the evidence showing con-
olusively that the explosion of the
weapon was accidental.
State Senator F. Gottschalk, of
Missouri, accompanied by his wife,
has come out to Los Angeles to
cast his lot in with US. They are
registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
Divorce, as presented by the
clergy of this city in their late con-
ference, will be discussed by the
Religio- Philosophical Society at
Good Templars' Hall, at 2:45 this
afternoon.
On the 5th proximo the office of
the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany will be removed from the
present quarters over the First
National Bank to No. S CONNER
cial street.
We learn that a large dairy
house is being built about five
miles from Pomona, on the road to
Rincon. 1t will be large enough
to accommodate the milk from
several hundred cows.
Gen. w. s. Rosecrans Is q passen-
ger by this mornings train from
San Francisco. He doubtless pass
es through Los Angeles en- route to
Washington City, to attend the
meeting of Congress.
Jose Barreras pleaded guilty 10
the crime of robbery In the Supe-
rior Court yesterday, and receive d
the delicate consideration of being
accorded two years in the State
Prison from his Honor the Judge,
Mr.. German Pelissler is con-
struoting on his recently acquired
property, one mile from the city,
model tarns for the housing of Que
hundred and sixty fine .blooded
sheep just purchased by him.
Captain Jones, of Pasadena, sold
his ten-acre place on the corner of
Marengo Avenue and California
street to Mr.. Pritcher of Mission
for 81, 600, and Mr.. Frost his part
ly improved place to Mr.. Wakelee,
of New York for $4,000.
Don Francisco Pico, who has
made himself very scarce of late
hereabouts, yesterday put in an
appearances in Los Aug les. Dln
Pancho is the same genial gentle.
man as of yore. He is now devot-
ing himself strictly,to the iole of
ranchero.
In the orchard of Mr.. Frank Sa.
bichi, in this city, the visitor can
inspect single branches Of the orr
ange tree on which the nearly ripe
and the green fruit and the orange
blossoms may be seen together-a
charming sight, and Que worth
travelling miles to see.
Mr.. Muller is building O fiue res.
idence on Hill street. just south of
Dr. Ross's new house. A little
further down, on the corner OF Hill
and Sixth, Mr.. Walker is erecting
a triple two.story tenement house.
These make ten or dozen new
houses lining Sixth street.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Dunlap
went up to San Francisco yester-
day with some Indians, whom he
is taking up to the city in oder 10
secure their evidence in some cases
lnfractions Of the laws
the sale of whisky to
the red man. Mr.. Dunlap will re-
turn by the first proximo.
1t will DO seen, by reference to
the City Council proceedings else.
where, that the motion of Mr.. B.
Cohn, to indefinitely postpone &C
ton on the Sunday law, was CAR
ried. For some time to come,
therefore, the citizens of Los AN
geles will not be compelled to re-
this blessed day of rest.
The December number of the
SENT 7ropic California lies on our
desk. It is full OF interesting
matter and of topics treated by
accomplished specialists. We have
always taken a pleasure In bearing
testimony to the excellence OF this
publication which, under its new
management, promises to exceed
Its former performances.
There will be a meeting of the
Charles Stewart Parneli Land
League at Justice Fishers Court
room next Monday evening. We
understand that delegates will be
elected to attend the National Irish
Convention to be held in Chicago
on the 30th instant. AS u member
OF the Los Angeles League (Mr. D.
M. McGarry) Is now in Chicago,
1t is possible he will be selected as
one Of the delegates.
The Vicount d'Hsussonville,
one Of the nations French guests,
has arrived In San Francisco in
advance of his party and before he
was expected. The descendants of
our Revolutionary allies will be
warmly welcomed by the French
residents of San Francisco, and
will receive distinguished hoEors
from our own people. 1t is hoped
that the party will visit Los Ans
geles before leaving the coast.
The barnyard fowl have always
been liberal contributors to eccen-
tricities of natural history. Yes
terday we we're favored with q |
visit from Don Jo,e Amillo, who
old US that he had killed chick
en- for Thanksgiving Day, in the |
gi2zArd OF which he had found |
silver five cent piece. The action |
of h.. al rnnn q "a atrIo lnicaa nf Tho