Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-08
LOCAL RREVITIES,
Council this evening.

OOuuCil IulS evening.
See advertisement of part of 6
store for rent.
A blacksmith is advertised fol
under New To-Day.
A fine silver-plated revolver will
be rsffled at McGinnis's saloon
this evening.
A first-class coIored waiter adj
vertises for situation in this
mornings HERALD.
Mr.. L. Peiser and wife were pas
sergers by yesterdays overland
train from San Francisco.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement i" Improved Place
Wanted" under our New To-Day.
Don Marco Forster will turn over
to the Board of Cavalry Officers SO
horses for military service in Ari-
IONA.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, J. d.
Dunlap, and J. Kenealy are pas.
sepgsrs by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
Angelefios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 9th: G. Cabot. H. FL
sesser, J. d. Dunlap, Palace; f.
Hanley, Russ House.
The Board of Supervisors finished
up the business of the term yester-
day and adjourned until the first
Monday ia November.
Three ex'Supervisors, Wood
worth, Allen and Morton, were
present at the session of the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday afternoon.
At special meeting of the
French Benevolent Society, Mr..
Andres Briswalter was elected
Treasurer, vice E. Maud, deceased.
Mr.. Batchelder. from San Fran
cisco, superintends the forwarding
OF the horses now being purchased
by the Military Board in session
here.
DR.. Semig, of the y. s. A., re-
mains for few days In our city.
The Doctor is an old-time veteran
and has seen service on our from.
tiers during the past fifteen years.
DR.. G. G. Barton, Turing a visit
to Wilmington, the other day,
took a severe chill which has con.
fined him to bis room during the
past few days. He Is now conva-
!escing.
Col. Green and Major Price, both
old cavalry officers of experience,
left last evening for Santa Ana,
where they will pick up horses to
replace those stolen by the Indians
In Arizona.
City Justice Adams yesterday
rendered his decision in the case of
Psctacia Moline, holding the &C.
cused in $500 bail for trial 10 the
Superior Court on the charge of
grand larceny.
Twenty cavalry horses for Arizo-
no we're inspected by Col. Green Of
the First and Msjor Price of the
Fifth cavalry, last evening. These
horses are to replace stock stolen
by the Indians.
Jean Monier, the burglar ar.
rested by Chief Gard, was arraigned
before City Justice Adams yester.
day and, in default of $1,000 bail,
was recommitted for examination
at 2 p, NJ. Monday next.
Judge Dick Egan, of the Board
of Supervisors, yesterday left for
his home at San Juan Capistrano.
On dit that the youthful and hand
some Supervisor Is shortly to be
married to o beautiful and wealthy
young maiden.
Frank Paglieuse, who killed
George Montero on Captain
Thom's ranch on the 22nd of Sep
tenn Der, was examined before City
Justice Adams yesterday and re-
committed for trial on the charge
of murder.
Don Juan Foster yesterday ac-
com panied the Board OF Supervi.-
ors to Wilmington, on their official
visit. Don Juan, years and years
ago, was the Mexican Captain of
the Port. Since that day there
have been manifold changes 10
this section.
We received q pleasant call yes
tsrday from Mr.. James Woodward,
formerly connected with the City
of Paris store, this city, but now
with Sachs, Heller & Co., Of San
Francisco. He visits Southern
California on q business trip and
will spend q week or ten days in
Los Angeles county.
From the San Bernsrdino Times
we learn that the following Ange.
le fios are assisting In the Holiness
meetings now beng held at that
place: Sisters Hatfield, Blsbee.
Teel and. Tansey. Sister Losee,
formerly of this city, is also assist.
Ing. The latter has charge Of the
children's meetings.
The Directors OF the Ladies' Be-
nevolent Society beg leave to re-
mind the we'll provided, that they
will thankfully receive any cast of
clothing for distribution. During
the last three months they have
had 81 applications, their expenses
for relief In neeessarIes. Of life
amounting therefore TO $16e.70.