Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-15
LOCAL RREVITIES.
GoUd Friday.

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sale at Lazarus's book store.
The Higgins dramatic recitall
occur on the 18th instead Of the 10tt
instant, as heretofore announce ed
Brick church on Fort street.
The case o. the People vs.. Clough
charged with highway robbery, il
set for trial in Judge Sepulveda'e
branch of The Superior Court to.
day.
The Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons, in session in San
Francisco, yesterday elected DIR.
| II. 8. Orme. of this city, Grand
High Priest.
The train due from San Francis.
co this morning, at 8 O'Clock last
evening, was reported to be five
hours behind time. The cause of
detention was not stated.
Fred Morris, one Of the men con.
victed of burglarizing the railroad
depot at Downey couple of
months ago, was yesterday sen.
tened by Judge Sepulveda to two
years and half In the States
Prison.
If the niece of Henry Sayers,
who went from this city to Arizo.
ma in 1855 or 1867, Is still resi-.
dent Of Los Angeles she will hear
Of something to her advantage by
calling on the Chief OF Police.
County Clerk Potts, who has
been confined to his he'd for several
days past by a severe attack of
rheumatism, we are glad to an
nounce, is rapidly recovering, and
expects to be able to attend to busi-
ness next week.
The jury In the case of young
Prindiville, tried in Judge sepul-
veda's Court yesterday on the
charge of assault to murder his
father, brought In verdict of not
guilty, thus ending, 1t is to be
hoped, an unpleasant and disgust
Ing family quarrel.
There Is an evident increasing
interest in the meetings held ut the
M. E. Church on Fort street. Last
evening there was a full attend
ance. Tonight Rev. Mr.. Hough
is announced to speak. All after
noon meeting will be held at the
church ut 8 O'clock.
James Redman, arrested on the
charge of disturbing the peace, was
discharged by City Justice Adams
yesterday, on motion of Assistant
City Attorney Holton, the latter,
In view of his experience with a
jury the day before in the case of
the same defendant, holding that a
conviction was very improbable.
J. H. Prleur, charged before City
Justice Adams yesterday with ma.
licious mischief in destroying some
property belonging to the Hook
and Ladder Company, was fiaed
SIS. Prieur alleged In extenuation
Of the offence that the hat.shields
and torches destroyed, had been
bought with his own money.
Mrs. M. II. Kimball returned
day before yesterday from visit
to Tombstone, Arizona. She re.
ports her husband, Judge Peel and
all the other Angels Nos at that
busy settlement to be getting along
nicely, but all longing for the time
when, having made their pile, they
can return to the City of the An.
gels.
Aud now Chino has got the min.
ing fever. Mr.. Mart Russell
panned out three pans of dirt in
wheat field belonging to Mr.. H. H.
Hathaway from which he took
some two.bits worth of coarse gold,
and the belief IL that there is
plenty of good pay dirt In the
same vIcinity.-Sdn Bernordino
Times.
We direct attention to the double
column advertisement of Mr.. B. F.
Coulter, elsewhere. His stock of
samples for gentlemen's clothing
embraces all the new styles and
are made up to order on short no.
tice. Perfect fit guaranteed. He
still continues to sell gentlem ems
furnishing goods and dry goods at
greatly reduced rates. Give him a
call.
The San Diego Union of the 18th
says: There was iled in the Re-
corder's office fire map, yester-
day, of the location of the Califor-
mia Southern Railroad from the
pueblo of San Diego to the
"Rancho Santa Margarita Y las
Flores in San Diego county, Cali.
fornia.n 1t was on tracing-cloth
and of elegant design and execu-
tion. The lines run up along the
coast, taking in the adjacent towns
and showing everything distinctly.
A telegram from Coltou, pub.
lished elsewhere, brings the intel.
ligence that ex-State Senator
VIM. A. Conn was thrown from
his buggy between that place and
San Bernardino yesterday after.
noon, receiving serious injuries,
his thigh being broken and several
ribs fractured. 1t is feared that,
owing to his advanced age, he will
not recover. Miss Wozencraft, who
was riding with him, was also
thrown out, but sustained no seri-
Gus injuries.
BY announcement elsewhere II
Will be seen that Messrs. Eckert q
Bright have secured the. Santa
| Monics Pavilion and will open
thak nonrlIar ranoFk for thu onkor.