Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-13
LOCAL RREVITIES.

ton, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. E. Pomeroy of this city
has been appointed Notary Public.
Not Q single arrest was made by
the police force up to IL O'Clock
last night.
Mr.. Charles H. McNelly returned
from Santa Barbara per steam er
Orizaba yesterday.
Thermometer for "a hours end.
ing at Sis last evening: Maximum
So; minimum 43'.
General Phineas Banning, of
Wilmington, went up to San Fran
cisco overland last evening.
Mr.. J. V. Wachtel, manager OF
the Sunny Slope winery and distil.
iery, was In the city yesterday.
The attention of stockmen is di.
rected Ia the advertisemen t of Mr..
G. II. Peek in our New To-Day
DR.. H. RosZas has been elected
physician to the Italian Benevo-
lent Society, Vice DR.. J. s. Griffin,
resigned.
Judge E. M. Ross, of the Su.
preme Court, wife and child are
Passengers by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
Major |. A. Dunsmoor, of the
Golden Rule store, who has been
at San Francisco purchasing a new
stock of novelties, returns home
overland this morning.
The cases of Gauthier and Lam
dau, charged with violating the
Sunday law, come up for trial be.
tore Justice Bentley, of Compton,
to-day.
We have received complimentary
tickets to the social of the Ivy
Club, to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall on the evening of the 21st in
slant.
Mr.. Fred Staples, who had
charge OF a large shipment OF
sheep to fexss, returns to Los An.
geles via the Southern Pacific
Railway this evening.
The foul and filthy wooden
planking in front OF DR.. Woll.
weber's drug store il being replaced
by brea sidewalk. The Board OF
Health should declare every plank
sidewalk in the city a nuisance.
The San Diego papers report that
California lions and coyotes are
doing great damage to sheep In
that county aud suggest that the
Supervisors ought to offer reward
for their scalps.
Frank Bartlett Post, G. A. r.
has appointed DR.. Gelcich, II. r
Brown, A. II. Miller, I. g.. Duns
moor and w. H. Gould commit
tee to receive General Sherman
upon his arrival here this evening
All Chung, the Chinaman ar
rested for stealing knives from tn,
Mexican restaurant on Main street
was arraigned before City Jusic
Adams yesterday. He pleaded no
guilty and gave bail in $50 for hi
appearance for trial on Monda,
next.
By reference to the passenge
list telegraphed to the HERALl
from Casa Grande, Arizona, it vii
be seen that General Sherman an
party will arrive ia Los Angeles a
4:45 o'clock this evening. A
noted elsewhere, Gen. Hancock
not with the party.
Mr.. John I. Sabin, manager {
the American District Telephon
Company, who has been at Sa
Bernardino and Riverside arrare
ing for a branch Of the Los Ange
les Telephone Company at thos
places, returned to this city yestel
day and left for San Francisc
overland last evening.
, We acknowledge the receipt ,
(, complimentary tickets to the cor
cert to be given by Miss Mani
l Perry, at Turnverein Hall, ne1
Saturday evening, for the benef
of the Orphans Home. The h0
sheet opens at Days music store ,
8 o'clock this morning, when a
holding tickets should be presel
to secure seats.
In City Justice Adame's Cou
S yesterday the case of Jacob Phi
:. ippi, Second trial), was reset fl
d trial on Thursday. the 9th instan
s. A venire for sixty jurors, return
9 able that day, WAS issuei III
n placed In the hands Of Chief of P,
ii lice King for service. All 9th,
!. cases for violations Of the Sunds
$ law were postponed until the san
II date.
It Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunnla
whose return from Banning W
r, noted in yesterdays HERAL
brought with him Ransom Moor
: against whom charge Of furnis
ing liquor to Indians had been pr
ferred by Indian Agent Lawso
y Yesterday Mr.. Moore was TAX
a. before u. s. Commissioners III.
p, "a Lee and, on the statement. of M
b. Lawson that he did not think Il
er accused was an habitual offendt
q, =. the charge was dismissed. Ma
OF shall Dunlap also brought In MI
u Lucy Tutine, who lives on the Z
- trero de Jinis, uDsurveyed Cover
al mept land which has been set aps
pit a. an Indian reservation. She
charged with breaking down feDt
10. and turning her stock into patch
RS cultivated by the Indiape. b
w was arraigned before Commissio
er Lee and, on promising TO lea
p the reservation before the first