Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-23
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LOCAL HREVITIE HIS,
See advertisement "Pleasant
Rooms," under New To-Day.

Two active boys are wanted at
the Telephone Office. See adver-
tisement.
1t is expected that Gov. Perkins
and party will attend the represen.
tation of Rip Van Wrinkle by the
McWade Combination on Thurs
day night.
The Committee appointed by
Council yesterday to secure hotel
accommo odations for the Board of
Normal School Trustees have taken
rooms at the Pico House.
Gov. Perkins and the Board of
Trustees Of the State Normal
School will arrive in this city to.
morrow morning and will proba-
bly, remain here until Saturday
evening.
Offers for donations for sites for
the Branch Normal School will be
received at tie Mayors Office up to
8 o'clock to-day. Persons who pro-
pose to give land for this purpose
should hand their specifications in
by that hour.
Pablo Gotta, who pleaded guilty
to charge Of grand larceny, and
who was sentenced by Judge Sc.
pulveda to States Prison for one
year, was taken up to San Quentin
overland by Deputy Sheriff Bar.
retto yesterday eve ming.
Mr.. James Shearer, President Of
the First National Bank OF Bay
City, Michigan, aud Mr.. Luther
Westover, also q banker,from the
same city, arrived from the East
by the Southern route last evening
and are quartered at the Cosmopol-
itan.
YAK Wo, the China nan arrested
by bailitf Ling on Sunday, on the
double charge of leaving his horse
unhitched and cruelty to ami
mails, was tried before City
Justice Adams yesterday. He was
found guilty on the first charge
and fined $3.50. The second charge
was dismissed.
The attention of our lady read.
ers is directed to the advertisement
OF Miss l.. J. Hammond, which
appears in our Business Enterprise
column. Miss Hammond has a
full assortment of the latest novel;
ties in Spring and Summer milli-
merry and invites the ladies to call
and inspect her goods.
The advertisement OF Mr.. d. w.
Hudson, real estate broker, will be
found elsewhere. He offers for
sale number of'the most desira.
BILE tracts to be found In the coun-
ty, all OF which will be sold cheap
and on the most favorable terms.
Intending purchasers should give
him call.
Bishop Haven, of the Methodist
Church, arrived yesterday. He
is the guest of Mr.. q. II. Bradley.
The Bishop has consented to de-
liver his popular lecture, "Man in
America," at the FOrt-street
church, on Friday evening, for the
benefit of tho Mission Sunday
School on Rose street. This will
afford our people q great feast.
| Chief Gard yesterday telegraph.
ed to Sheriff King, of San Bernar-
dino, to arrest a couple of Mexi-
cans who are known to be on the
way to that place with two stolen
horses. One OF the animals IL a
, bay mare stolen from Mr.. York, Of
East Los Angeles. and the other a
buckskin horse which the thieves
stole In Ventura county.
John DuvaI, caught in the act OF
committing burglary last Satur.
day night, was examined before
City Justice Adams on Monday
arraigned before Judge Sepulveda
on Information filed by the District
Attorney the same day, pleaded
guilty, was sentenced to the 6tate'i
Prison for one year and was taken
up to San Quentin last evening
his arrest, conviction and sentence
oil accomplished within three
days.
Pedro Garcia, better known al
Indian Pete, was arrested by Off
GERS Davis and Keller, last night
and locked up on the charge OF as
sault to murder. 1t appears tha
Pete, who was drunk, went intt
the Fountain saloon and, drawing
la knife, attacked "Shorty" Rey
nolds, cutting him across the hand
Before he could make a seconC
stroke Pete was knocked down By
} the proprietor Of the saloon an(
hustled into the street, where b.
/ was taken in charge by the 9th
GERS. He will be examined befor'
CITY Justice Adams this morning.
Uncle Josh Talbot, who ha
5 been ut his mines on the Mojav
for the past seven months, returne'
to Los Angeles Monday evening
! The old gentleman, we regret t.
t learn, IL somewhat broken dow
by his arduous labors, but we hop
that, after fsw days rest he will
recover his wonted vigor and b
himself again. Uncle Josh speak,
9 enthusiastically Of his new mine
and is confident that he will soOI
8 be able to retire from active worl
and spend bis declining years Il
i aass and comfort. We, IN common
with his many frlends. trust. thu
bJ6 horee maY be reeliaads