Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-06

sides making a number of aside
speeches without rising from his
chair.
The four footpads arrested Thurs.
day night, were examined before
City Justice Adams yesterday and
in default of $500 bail each, were
recommitted to Jail to await trial.
The Santa Ana Herald reports
that party of engineers are max
ing surveys at the coal mines re-
Gently purchased by the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, neal
that place, preparatory to sinking
a shaft 400 feet deep'on the mines.
A young lady who speaks Span
ish and English and who under
stands book.ke eping desires a sit.
uation in a millinery or dry goods
store. Salary not 80 much an OBJ.
ject as a residence in Los Angeles,
on account Of health. See adver-
tisement.
The pastor and members Of. the
Congregational Church desire to re.
turn their warmest thanks to Mr..
J. M. Carter, conductor, Mr. G. E.
Day, Miss Wangeman, pianist, and
the ladies' who kindly assisted in
the recent concerts given in Turn
verein Hall in this city.
l. UnionNouvelle has commenced
the publication of the biographies
of the early French settlers in Los
Angeles. The first is that of Louis
Bauchette, father of Mr.. S. Bau'
chette, present Councilman from
the First Ward. Mr.. Bauchette
arrived here in 1928 anu died in
1847.
Judge Sepulveds leaves for San
Francisco overland to-day aud will
be absent for one month. While
In San Francisco Judge S0pulveda
will preside in Department l, SUI
perior Court, Judge Wilson, of that
Court, doing like office for him
here.
A Union temperance meeting
under the auspices of Merrill
Lodge, No. 299, I. o. G. T., will be
held This evening vt the
Fort street Methodist Church. The
meeting will be addressed by Mrs.
E. P. Stevens, Grand Lecturer oil
the Order of Good Templars.
Mr.. Samuel Sizer died in this
city on Monday last,as is supposed,
from an overdose of morphia, which
he had been in the habit of taking
on account Of sleeplessness. Judge
Humphreys SUNNI Oned q cOrOner's
jury, which rendered a verdict in
accordance with the above. He
was Sc years Of age and a native OF
Connecticut.-SantG Ana Herald.
The Riverside Press says that
Mr.. Z. w. Holmes is shipping Lis.
bon lemons to San Francisco wrapt
in tissue paper, on which is printed
"Lisbon lemon-warranted salts.
factory for cooking-raised by E.
w. Holmes. Riverside, CAL" He
is getting fair prices for the fruit
and Is advertising Riverside and
that particular fruit. The plan
would be a good ono for producers
of first-class fruit generally to
adopt.
Gillette, the wife broker, who
was sentenced to the chain
gang for 100 days, escaped
on Thursday. On that day he
was allowed to go to his home in
charge of an officer, but,'while
there, he managed to elude the
vigilance of his custodian. On the
evening of the same day eX-Officer
Cruz happened to he at the house
of a friend at the Ballona, went to
the door in response to n knock
and there stood Gillett! He began
to enquire about hiring a horse.
but, in moment, recognizing the
ex.ofiicer, he turned aud precipl-
lately fled.
EIsewher, will be found the ad-
vertisement of Messrs. Cheese
brough & Dreyer, proprietors OF
the Los Angeles Cigar Factory.
These gentlemen are both practical
tobacconists, who understand their
business in every detail and as
they buy none but the best stock,
their cigars may BIZ relied on as be-
ing exactly as represented. They
emf loy none but white labor. They
also keep on hand full supply OF
the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobaccos, pipes and. all
other smokers articles. Give
them call.
The Cathedral Fair opens at
TurnvereIn Hall next Thursday
and will continue for three days
The ladies of the parish have beer
indefatigable in their labors and
as result, there will be greater
variety of elegant and useful arti.
cies exposed for sale than ever be-
fore offered. A largo number OF
prizes, including building lots, fur.
niture, pictures, jewelry, etc, will
be disposed Of by chances, thus af
fording an opportunity to obtain 8
valuable return for q small invest
ment. The Fair promises to bt
one of the most brilliant ever giver
in Los Angeles and, considering
the object, should be patronizet
with that liberality which has
been characteristic of the people G.
LOS Angeles on all similar occa
sions.
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