Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19
LOCAL FS.

See advertisement "Wanted," in
our New To-Day.
There were several light showers
o:rain In this city yesterday.
The Supreme Court opens for the
Los Angeles term at 10 o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. Cullen will commence the
collection Of taxes for the fiHcal
year 1901 to-day.
Gen. Phineas Banning. the gen.
isl Port Admiral of Wilmington,
was in the city yesterday.
General Stoneman is among the
passengers due by this mornings
train from San Francisco.
Mr.. Perrie Kewen, Bailiff of the
Supreme Court, came down from
San Francisco overland on Sunday.
Mr.. Martin Lehman got back
from q four weeks visit to San
Francisco by yesterdays overland
train.
Don Marco A. Foster, Of Las
Flores Rancho. and Don Francisco
PIco, of San Jacinto, are registered
at the PIco House.
The finder of gold locket and
chain will receive n liberal reward
for its return to w. H. Nordhold.
See advertisement.
A benefit concert for Prof. Areva-
10 is said to be on the tapls to take
place on the evening Of May 9Th
at Turnverein Hall.
Major Ben G. Truman is paying
Los Angeles q short visit. He ar
rived yesterday morning and re-
turns to San Francisco this even.
ing.
Associate Justice McKinstry, of
the Supreme Court, is d passenger
by the steamer Senator and will
arrive In Los Angeles tomorrow
morning.
Col. T. 8. Hall, who came in
from the Verdugo yesterday, re-
ports that there was a very heavy
rain out there during the morning,
lasting from 5 until Z o'clock.
A. B. Hotchkiss, Esqr., Of San
Diego, came up to Los Angeles on
Sunday on business connected with
the Supreme Court. He is stop
ping ut the Cosmopolitan.
Judge M. A. Luce and Wallace
Leach, Esq., came up from San
Diego Sunday to attend the sit
tiugs of the Supreme Court. They
are quartered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mrs. Belle Dowell was granted a
divorce from J. "A. Dowell by
Judge Howard yesterday. Dowell
10 now serving out sentence of 80
days In the county Jail for beating
bis then wife.
The Thirty-Eights Engine Com-
pany will celebrate their anniver-
sary by an excursion to Santa Mon.
lea next tSunday,in instead Of to New.
hall as was first intended.
Young Clough, convicted of rob-
berry and sentenced to three years
n the States Prison, was taken up
to that institution yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal
Dunlap.
At the Adventists' tent a deeply
interested audience was present
last night. Subject for tonight,
"The United States" in Bible
prophecy, showing Its present and
future history.
City Justice Adams, since his in.
ductIon into Office on the 1st of last
January, has disposed of 24s criml-
nal cases, including preliminary
examinations on charges of felony,
misdsmeanors, etc.
Major Levi Chase and wife, Of
San Diego, are registered at the
Pico. The Major has come up to
attend the sessions of the Supreme
Court and will remain here during
it's session in this city.
Rev. J. D. Wells, who officiated
a. pastor Of the Unitarian So
olety in this city during its exist
encs, will leave with his family on
Wednesday for his old home at
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
We learn that the Adelphi The.
stre will be opened Wednesday
evening certain, whether the fe-
male members Of the troupe arrive
or not, the management having de.
termined TO make no more post
ponements.
The advertisement of Mr.. Thos.
FarralI, merchant tailor, late of
San Francisco, will be found 10
our New To-day. Mr.. Farrall has
full assortm ent of the latest sty les
Of seasonable goods and guarantees
Aperfeot fit in all cases.
About IL O'Clock last night. o
gentleman, while crossing Requens
street from the United States Ho-
tel. was knocked down by two
hoodlsms, who then fed. He says
hs knew his assaillants by sig ut,
but is unable to give their names,
Under the leadership of that
Arizona expert, Mr.. Houghteling,
. number of Arizona miners, most
Of them Democrats. or wholesouled
and Democratic In their habits al
least. have been starting in to find
out whsther or no Los, Angeles ia
good place to camp In. 2