Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-04
LOCAL RREVITIES.


hotel.
A milk ranch, with rs fresh cows,
is advertised for rent under New
To-Day.
Mr.. e. Laventhal, of Tombstone,
Arizona, is home for q short visit
to his family.
A good shoemaker is advertised
for in our New To-Day, to go to
San BernardiDo.
The Supervisors were occupied
yesterday in considering the tax
levy for the fiscal year 1882.
Don Francisco Pico, of the Ran.
cho San JaciDto, San Diego coun-
ty, Is registered at the PicO House.
The attention of horse breeders is
directed to the advertisement head.
ed "Vsquero Horses" in New To.
Day.
The attention of our lady readers
Is directed to the advertisement of
Mrs. FL. M. Fox, under New To-
Day.
Nearly every Jewish business
house in the city was closed yester-
day out Of respect to Atonement
Day.
Ten bars of bullion from the San
chez mine, San Bernardino county,
are on exhibition in the Office of
Mr.. Walter s. Maxwell.
Messrs. D. ]. Foley, Peter Ma
thiesop, John Martin. and several
other noted Nimrods, left yester-
day for weeks hunting and fish
ing In the Sespe country.
By reference to the railroad time
schedule it will be seen that the
Santa Monica train will hereafter
leave Los Angeles at 4:20 p. M, in
stead of p. M, as heretofore our
ing the summer.
The passengers for San Francisco
and way ports per steamer Orizsba
will take the train which leaves
Los Angeles for Wilmington at
3:45 P. M, Los Angeles time, in.
stead of 1880 A. NJ. as advertised.
The bonds issued by the Little
Lake School District, amounting to
$4,000, at 8 per cent. interest, were
yesterday awarded to the French
Mutual Benevolent Society by the
Board of Supervisors, at 8 per cent.
premium.
A Chinaman was arrested by Of
ficer Keller yesterday evening on
the charge OF stealing a buggy robe
and other articles from Mrs. w.
H. II. Russell. He was arraigned
before City Justice Adams and his
trial set for 10 A. NJ. on Thursday
next.
City Treasurer Kays yesterday
redeemed Railroad Interest and
Sinking Fund bonds Nos. 81 and 80
$1,000 and $500-presented by the
Bank of California. These are the
last of the bonds outstanding ad-
vertised for redemption by the
Council In July last.
Frank Pagliense, who killed
George Montero on Captain Thom's
ranch on the 23d of September,
yesterday gave himself up to Capt.
Thorn, in whose employ he was at
the time of the homicide, and was
turned over to the authorities.
Pagliense will be examined before
City Justice Adams on Wednes-
day.
From and after November list,
six large ships a month are due at
Wilmington for six months to
come. When we take into the count
the numerous small marine fry
which will supplement those mon
sters of the deep, we must decline
the attempt to figure up the Port
Admirals profits. There Ia evil
IDENTIFY q stream of Pactolus mean
dering somewhere. throug h the
w llmlDgton cnannel.
John Kelly, an account of W hose
arrest appeared In Sundays HER
AID, was examined on the charge
of robbery before City Justice Adj
ans yesterday morning and held in
$1,000 bail for trial. In the after.
noon he was arraigned before
Judge Sepulveda on Inform ation
filed by the District Attorney,
pleaded guilty. was sentenced to
States Prison for three years, and
last evening was taken up to that
institution by Sheriff Rowland.
Doc J. d. Dunlap was in the
city yesterday from the Santiago
Caf,on. He Informs US that the
work Of timbering the Dunlap
mine has been completed and that
the taking out OF ore has been
commenced in earnest. The ore
body is ten feet wide between
walls, five feet of which will give
o good return. We congratulate
Doc on having everything in a fail
working way and hope that his la
bors will, before long, meet with O
rich reward.
Occasionally Los Angeles is glad
densd by a vision of the ripenet
beauty and splendid personnel o
Gen. Phineas Banning, ex.Genera
of this division and now Admire
Of the Southern California Fleets
There is an elastic and buoyant al
about this military and marin
dignitary which 10 prshably OK