Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-19
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.

LOCAL HREV1TlHs HsSs
See advertisement "Situation
Wanted"
A good paying business, or inter.
eat In one, is advertised for under
New To-Day.
Mr.. Fred E. Berry has been ar.
pointed route agent on the Santa
Ana division.
Mr.. Will Banning, of Whining.
ton, was in the city yesterday
looking hale aud hearty as of yore.
Mr.. +. ]. Gilmore, of the Dollar
Store, got home from . business
trip to San Francisco overland yes.
.erday.
Three drunks were registered I
the Aibergo di Tomsoni last night
preparatory to an interview with
the City Justice this morning.
The Arizona Citizen reports that
the GuIol brothers, Fred, Adolph
and Victor, formerly Of this city,
have fallen heirs to $50, 600 through
the demise Of an aunt In Algers,
Africa.
Mr.. Ben w. Edelmnp, of Will.
mington, was in the city yester-
day. His many friends will be
glad to know that he 10 entirely re.
covered from his recent severe IT..
tack Of pleurisy.
Angeltiios at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 18th: Rt. Rev. F. Mora,
l.. Goldsmith, Brooklyn; d. Free.
man, The Baldwin; J. +. Crank; f.
J. Gilmore, Palace; F. Corners, ].
Hhaffsr, Russ House.
It was rumored on the street yes.
terday that Col. Charles Crocker,
President OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad, rs q result Of his present
visit to that section, has purchased
the Santiago coal mines.
A High Mass Of requiem will be
celebrated at the Cathedral at $3.50
O'Clock this morning at the funeral
OF the late Joseph Huber, Jr., at
which the full Cathedral choir will
sing + X. Schmid's grand Requiem
Mxss.
A Frenchman, slightly under
the influence Of liquor but who
reems to he crazy, was taken in by
the police last night He refused
to give his name and acted -
though he was out OF bis head. He
was locked up to await exAmins-
tiou this morning.
Two men found sleeping in q
haystack on Alameda street and
arrested by the police the night be.
fore, were taken before. Justice
Adams yesterday. It being proven
that they had only arrived In
the city and were hunting for
work, they were discharged.
Mr.. Adolfo Cells yesterday found
bis horses ut Han Gabriel. where
they had been turned loose. They
had evidently seen hard service
eince they were taken from bis
stable Sunday evening, AS they
were covered with dried sweat and
were much fatigued. He could
find no trace Of the thief.
Don Marco Forster, Of the Las
Flores rancho, San Diego county,
came up to Los Angeles yesteedsy.
We learn that Mr.. Forster, last
week shipped 40 tons Of wheat to
San Francisco, \ portion OF the
first crop of that. cereal ever grown
on his ranch. He 10 40 we'll satis-
fied with the yield Of his last years
crop that he 10 putting IN much
large area this season.
Messrs. J. D. Bethune, Of Santa
Ana, and Victor Montgomery, Of
Anahsim, are spoken Of as promi.
nent aspirsnts for tue position ol
Superior Judge OF the proposed new
county to be formed out Of the
Southern. portion of Los Angelel
county,. Mr.. Theodore Lyneil, o.
Anaheim, 10 the only candidate
thus far named for District Attor
ney.
The preliminary examination o
Hunt was concluded before Justice
Adams yesterday morning. Hi
council moved for his discharge or
the ground of insu filclent evidence
which was denied and the prlsone
com lifted to await trial for mur
der. The accused was then takel
before Judge Sepulveda on infor
nation filed by District AttOrne!
Brown and Friday next, al 8 A. M.
Get for him to plead.
Two tramps, VIM. Smith an'
VIM. Lewis, we're up before Justic
Adams yesterday charged will
petit larceny. They had applied a
. house In the outskirts for som
food and when told to 60 to worl
aud ordered off the place by tn
. lady Of the house, they gave he
= some impudence. They then wen
I | into the orchard and stole some OF
J auRes. Their case bsing an aggrs
waited one they we're sent to tn
I chain gang for fourteen days each
Z II 10 now proposed to follow th
y Cathedral Fair with Sacred Cor
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