Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-13
LOCAL REBVITIES.


Arizona, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, last
Sunday, registered 81 degrees.
Col. T. S. Hall has been appoint-
ed Notary Public, to reside in Los
Angeles, vice J. g. Rays, term ex-
pired.
Messrs. T. E. Rowan & Co., in
our New To-Day, Offer $4,000 to
loan, one to three years, for7 per
cent. per aunum net.
Mr.. Thomas F. O'Connor, Secre-
tary to the Judges of the Supreme
Court, arrived In Los Angeles by
yesterdays overland train.
The box sheet for reserved seats
for the Inez Carusi Concert will be
opened at P. LsZsrus's book store,
Spring street, this morning.
The Spanish class at the Bust
ness College began Tuesday even
ing with over one dozen members.
The next meeting will be held
Friday evening, at which persons
wishing may join the class.
Major ]. A. Wilson, of Chicago,
who spent last winter In Los An
gsles. is again amongst US. The
many who have had the pleasure
of knowing the Major will be
pleased to learn of his return.
We received a pleasant call from
jarrett r. Richards and r. B. Can
field. Esquires, of Santa Barbara,
who arrived by steamer yesterday
to attend the Supreme Court. They
are stopping at the Pico House.
Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement of $4,000 to loan, in
our New To-Day. This sum can
be had in sums of $40 900 and up
wards on first class real estate Sc
curity, at 9 per cent. per aunum
net.
Messre. Brown and Houghteling,
who have been out on an extended
prospecting tour for the past two
months, got home yesterday. They
are both bronzed and look as II they
had a pretty rough experience.
Silver bullion to the amount of
$500 $40, and gold, $s396, were
shipped from the mines of this
Territory during the past month.
Besides this, a large amount of
copper concentrations are shipped
as freight. -Ar5sona Gazette.
Judge A. B. Moffitt. Of San Fer
nabdo, was in the city yesterday,
looking the picture of health. He
informed us that Hon. Charles
Maciay, who has been suffering
from an attack of Illness, is getting
well fast and will shortly be about
again in full vigOr, q consumma-
ton devoutly to be wished.
The deleg alton of the Copgrega-
tional Associates who went over to
Riverside and San Berpardino on
Monday, returned to this city yes
terday and left for their homes in
the north ern part of the State last
evening, They were all enthusiast
tic in their praises of southern
California, particularly the San
Gabriel valley.
The Board of State Normal
School Trustees, at their meeting
at San Jose decided that the Los
Angeles Branch Normal School
building should be constructed o
brick aud awarded the contract for
furnishing the brick-700,0 %, more
or lees, at SO rs per l,000-to Mr..
Thomas Co.'s, Of this city. Work
on the building will be commenced
not later than the first of Novem-
Der proximO.
All the saloons in San Bernar.
dino-that is the front doors-were
closed last Sunday on account of
the decision of Justice Knox in the
case of Stephen Carson, who was
found guilty by jury of violating
the law against Keeping saloons
open for the transaction of BUSH
nees on Sunday. A fine of $40 was
imposed on Carter who, it is stated
by the San BerDardin0 papers, viii
appeal the case to the Supreme
Court on application for writ OF
habeas corpus.
Yesterday morning Eugene Bra
dy's term of So days in the chain
gang for petit larceny expired. In
the afternoon he called at the po-
lice Office aud invited officer Will
ing, who was on duty, to take .
drink with him. Willing declined
and suggested to Brady that he had
better not take any more. Brady
then left the the office, walked
across the street and, In full view
Of the officer, picked up n roll of
goods at Fox q Rosters store,
which he put under his coat anu
was walking Oft with it. He was
taken into custody and on the way
to the police office resisted the OF
ficer. In the Office he became
more hostile aud in the scrim mage
that ensued, be knocked one of the
officers through u glass door. He
was finally empowered and was
taken to the jail. In passing
through the entrance door, which is
50 narrow that but one officer ca II
pass through with prisoner,
Brady reached out and struck Off
Ger willing powerful blow in the
eye, putting the optic in morning
rhis being Brady's second offence,
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