Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-05
LOCAL HREYITIHS.


this evening. !qat i y. ~; ~, b.ns al
Rsmember the Turnets' masket
ball Tonight. "a nns'n an III taii5l
Judge A. Il. Moffitt, OF San Fer
nando, came into the city yester,
day and Is stopping at'the Cosmo.
politan. ''l.a :. -f.'Iir hHa s1sl
U. S. Marshal A. w. Poole came
down from San Francisco overland
yesterday and Is registered at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel. efi 81 400 "a o.. ~ !,
The petitions foragthe pardon o.
the Mussei Slough settler s' "a re- to
be forwarded on the 10th instant.
Those who desire to sign should
not delay. T, 81. 1, III ALI 10 'ngh 3D.
Two, new counties have been
.mads in Arizona by The prese nt
'Legislature-Glla and Cachise.
Tombstone will probably be the
county seat OF the latter. %
The ,series of showers which
commenced At ~ O'Clock Thursday
night and continued until 10
O'clock yesterday morning, regis.
tered 19.l00ths rainfall, bringing
the total for the season up to 1918
inches. :, 30 sJst - -
Angelsnos t7San Francisco ho-
tells on the srd: J. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
Compton, Russ House; M H. VIII.
Hanson, Mrs. Williamson, Amerf.
can Exchange; b. f. Ball, J. A.
Dunsmoor, Palace. ai9,1 -i99' Z
A Union temperance meeting,
under the auspices of Merrill
Lodge, No. 299. I. o. G.. r., viii 30
held tomorrow evening at the
Fort street Methodist Church. Tho
meeting will be addressed by Mrs.
Il. p. Stevens, Grand Lecturer of
the Order of Good Templars. 90 aai g
Lovers of fun should not forget
that the ninth annual masquerade
ball Of tho Turn Verein Gernania
comes off at their hall tonight.
The Society have made unusual
to have the feast of
fun go Off with oclat, 30 that all
who propose to attend eau rest as.
sured of All enjoyable time. 1Hi i,, 10
From the following, which we
copy from the Great Register. 1T
will be seen that We lave here in
Los Augelea county an individual
whose prenonens, for humber and
eclipse those OF any.
German Prince or Span sh GRAM
dee: Joseph Green Berry Henry
Marcus Cassius Brutus Croas
Haynes. ,--..,- r'y y
Mr.. John +. Sabin, OF the Bell
Telephone Company, Was in the
city yesterday and the day before
and completed arrangements for q
Telephone Exchange In this city.
Mr.. G. @. Stewart, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has
been appointed agent and will
have full charge Of the enterprise.
The Exchange, which will be in
full operation by the 10th inst,
will be located in the telegraph of
flee, Baker Block. Z "a "a ~ .,.,,.
The case Of Mrs. Olvera, charged
by County Surveyor Wright with
disturbing the peace in pulling up
stakes that he was setting Alop 6 par
tition lineof property w order Of
Court and by Using vulgar, pfofane
and abusive language, was tried
before City Justice Adams y ester
day afternoon. A number Of wit.
nesses were examined and 1t APP
pearipg that tho defendant. had
been very violent and abusive, che
was fined $40, which she paid and
left the Court room convinced that,
though her tongue was her Own,
she must use IL within moderate
bounds. .' Ii n' 200 %. ,2l rL.Ii
The four footpads arrested night
before last, were taken before the
City Justice yesterday and theil
examination set for 10 "A. NJ. to.
day. Tie man whom, they
robbed, who says his name Ia
Brown, presented himself to Chief
Gard yesterday. and asked for the
release OF the prisoners, alleging
that they had gone through him
with his full knowledge aud con
sent. He was cross questioned by
the Chief and told several contra
dictOry stories. Under the Com,
mon Law Brown, being taartieep'
orin1inis, would be amenAbie Il
the same punishment as the nlei
whom he is trying TO shield. HI
has q fellow feeling for them, hay
ing served IA term on the chat
gang, We are informed, in thel
company. 7rTal o. .f 81,
We learn that Mr.. Ferdinan,
Vignes, one of our oldest residents
has purchased Of Hancock NJ. John
stop, Esq through Philip & Bald
win, tweh!y-seven acres OF vine
yard land IN East Los Angeles, an
proposes Immediately to plant out
vineyard,of twenty thousand vine
and to put the balance in giraffe
orange trees q When we remembe
that Mr.. johnson eight years ag
commenced the development Of tel
acres Of land. thenan open prairie
which Mr.. Schieffelin, bought las
Spring for $2l 900, we can see no,
Mr.. Vignes, with his energy an
horticultural experience will tram
form his enty-seven acres into
vineyard and orchard which /
live years will pay legal interei
on a Thousand dollars per acre. II
was fortunate In getting It 1t . lo'
figure. Parties desirous Of pul
chasing cannot do better than
study the developments made !