Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-10
LOCAL RREVITIES.

LOCAL RREVITIES.
A first class blacksmith, to go tc
San Bernardino, Is advertised for
10 our New To-Day.
The thermo ometer at the United
States Signal Service Office regis.
tered 9s degrees yesterday.
There will be an excursion to
Santa Monica next Sunday-danc.
ing, concert and all sorts Of amuse.
ments at the Pavilion.
Mr.. Heeps, one of the oldest set.
tiers of San Bernardino, is paying
Los Angeles q visit aud is the
guest Of Mr.. Robert Hughes.
Mr.. L. d. Croninger, Jr., of Las
Vegas, New Mexico, favored us
with a call yesterday. He intends
to make his future home in this
city.
Passengers per the steamer An
con, which sails for San Francisco
to-day, will take the 3:45 p. M,
train instead of the morning train
for Wilmington.
Hon. r. F. del Valle, Mr.. l.. J.
Rose and General Phiness Ban.
ming are passengers by the train
due from San Francisco this morn.
ing,
Mr.. L. NJ. Holt, editor of the Riv-
erside Press and Hor ticulturist, is
paying Los Angeles q brief busl-
ness visit. He is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Charles Kohler, of the we'll
known wine firm Of Kohler &
Frohling, OF Los Angeles and San
Francisco, Is paying a brief busi-
ness visit to our city.
We yesterday saw at the First
National Bank four bars of bullion
from the Bidwell mill, Ivanpah
District, valued, respectively, at
$l448. 81; total, $6388.25.
By reference to his ADVERTISE
ment it will be seen that Captain
Eden has changed the sailing days
of the schooner Rosita from Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays to
Tuesdays and Fridays.
We received u pleasant call from
Mr.. H. j. Rudisill, of Riverside,
last evening. Mr.. Rudisill came
over yesterday on business and re.
turns to his home to-day. He is
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Deputy Sheriff Barretto yester.
day brought in two Cinnamon
from Downey, arrested on the
charge of misdem eanor in breaking
down a water gate. They were
locked up to await examination.
The first through mail from the
East, via the A. T. and S. F. and
s. p. Railroads, since Saturday,
was received in Los Angeles last
evening, the train arriving two and
half hours behind time.
One OF the car-washers at the
Southern Pacific depot, while en-
gagged in filling the cooler of the
sleeping car with Ice, fell from the
top of the car to the ground yes
terday evening. He was picked up
insensible, but sustained no serious
injury.
Messrs. Kuck & Ludemann, OF
the Atlantic Gardens, 130 Main
street, give notice elsewhere that
the Shoenstein Orchestrion, the
largest on the Pacific Coast, which
they have purchased at cost of
$4,000, will arrive In Los Angeles
on the 18th inst, and that it will
be In place and open to exhibition
on the 23d.
Chief Gard and officer Keller
last evening arrested Eugene Brady
and Thomas Ganley on the charge
OF larceny. 1t appears that during
the afternoon Brady and GanIey
had stolen pair of pAntaIoons an d
some shoes from NortOn's store in
the Baker Block and later in the
day q dozen shirts from Dato's fac
tory In the White House. They
were captured on Commercial
street with the goods in their pos
session.
Last night officer Green found
two men concealed in a box car at
the railroad depot for the purpose,
1t is supposed, Of stealing ride.
They were taken into custody and
brought to Police Headquarters,
where they gave their names as J.
Foster and J. McGough. They
were we'll supplied with time
pieces, Foster having two In his
possession, and clothing, but were
short of money, only two dollars
having been found in their posses
sion. They were locked up to an
swer to a charge Of vagrancy.
On Sunday last Mrs. Gilman,
wife of Mr.. Gilman, employed at
Dotter g. Bradley's store, had a
narrow escape from drowning at
Old Santa Monies. She had got
beyond her depth and was crying
for help, when young man named
Tilley swan cut to her assistance.
In her struggles she caught him
around the neck and SO impeded
bis motions that, had 1t not been
for Mr.. Fred Smith. who went to
their assistance, both would prob
ably have drowned. As 1t was,
Mr.. Smith had q hard struggle to