Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES

Mr. G. w. b. Mcdonald, of San
Diego, is registered at the Pico House.
z. Nj. Vejar gives notice in our New
To-Day that he will pay no debts con-
tracted in his name.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at Sis last evening Maximum,
72'; minimum 40.
The next session of the Supreme
Court will be held at Sacramento, COM
mencing Monday, May 18th.
The Judges of the Supreme Court will
probably get through business to-day
and HE them to Sacramento.
Herr Jacob Philippi, of the Volks
Halle, bids fair to become the most ar
rested man in the State.
Col. Walters S. Moore, Deputy Interna
Revenue Collector for the Southern dis.
trict, has gone up to San Francisco on
official business.
Justice Thornton, of the Supreme
Court, left overland for San Francisco
last evening. He expects to spend a
couple of pays at Bakersfield en- route.
Judge Sepulveda received a telegram
from San Diego yesterday, informing
him that although Judge McNealy's con-
dition had improved somewhat, he is
still very low.
Judge Sepulveda will call his calendar
of cases ON Monday next at 10 A. NJ.
Criminal cases will first be disposed of,
appeal cases next, and Superior Court
cases will be tried in July.
Herr Denker, of the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, informs us that the crops at the
Cahuenga and beyond, consisting of
wheat and barley, arc in excellent plight
and promise good results in nearly every
Instance.
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Lazarovich with disturbing the peace,
was arraigned before Justice Fisher yes
terday and in default of 5000 bail, he
was committed to Jail for trial at 10
o'clock this morning
The Press says that Prof. Chas f.
Day has sold the Methodist church in
Riverside an $500 organ, and in few
weeks he will visit Riverside with
company OF amateur musicians from Los
Angeles and give concert for the benefit
of the Methodist church organ fund
George Stone, an old Californian, a
resident of Los Angeles in lS4S-9, and
for many years a prominent citizen of
San Luis Obispo county, died recently at
Cayucos in that county, and is the sub
ject of very graceful and touching obit-
uary in the last Tribune, written by his
FRIEND John Bains
The Odd Fellows of this city will to-
day-April 26th-celebrate the 63d an
niversary of the organization of the Or
der in the United States by picnic at
Devil Gate, a romantic canyon about 81
miles from Pasadena The preparations
have been in good hands and we predict
for all who attend most delightful day.
The State Normal School building has
made rapid Roadway, and has pro-
.gressed from pediment to tower; the
latter, Sunday last, being surmounted
by great number of ambitious youths.
1t is now high time that the orange
groves which surround it should be
thinned out, and lawns started
Attention is directed to the card of
Messrs. Ponet & Orr, undertakers and
embalmers, which appears elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD. This house is
of many years standing in Los Angeles
and enjoys the reputation of being
thorough and reliable in all things. 1t
is connected with the city telephone
system.
The attention of our lady readers is
directed to the advertisement of Mrs.
Ponet, importer of French millinery,
which will be found in our New To-Day
column. Mrs. Ponet has just received
from Paris and New York one of the
largest and most elegant assortments of
thenewest styles of millinery ever opened
in Los Angeles. A cordial invitation is
extended to the ladies to call and ex.
anime her stock.
Mr.. j. l.. Dinwiddie, Sheriff of Sono.
ma county, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday. Sheriff Dinwiddie has come
down for o. H. Lewis, who was arrested
at the Azusa by Sheriff Rowland last
Saturday. Lewis, who has served two
terms in the States Prison, is wanted to
answer to charge of grand larceny
committed in Sonoma county.
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who got home
from Napa yesterday, returned to that
place last evening, having in charge
John Haslett, committed to the Insane
Asylum by Judge Howard. Mr.. Has
lett lived at Banning, San Bernardino
county, and has been in this city for q
couple of weeks. His insanity is be-
lieved to have been caused by grief al
the death of his wife, who died a short
time ago.
A. w. Hall, yesterday filed eight in
formations before Eb. Williams, OF Dow