Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-10
DAILY HERALD.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1882.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Il
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any i'm
ported.
A large party from Pasadena went
over to Santa Catalina Island yesterday
on the yacht Ida.
The Democratic County Convention
assemblies at Turn Verein Hall at 10
o'clock this morning.
The best ladies' and gentlemen's
boots and shoes made at the mammoth
golden boot, 33 Main street.
Messrs. Fl. C. Austin and H. Dalton
are passengers from San Francisco by
this mornings overland train.
We received a pleasant call last even
ing from Mr.. Henry d. Bequette, of
Visalia, who arrived in Los Angeles yes
tarday.
By notice under New To- Day it will
be seen that the meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club announced for tonight, has
been postponed until July Sth.
The attention of officers and members
of Los Angeles Lodge, No. AZ, +. & A.
NJ. is directed to the notice which ap-
pears in our New To-Day.
Mr.. Il. w. Pridham informs us that
he has his new ruling machine in run
ming order and that he is now ready to
do all kinds of ruling at San Francisco
prices.
Shipments of fruits and vegetables by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express yesterday:
To Arizona and New Mexico, $500
pounds; San Francisco, $500 pounds;
total 1882 pounds.
Deputy. Sheriff Huber went north last
evening having in charge John Deagan,
committed to the Napa Insane Asylum,
and w. X. Davis, sentenced to the States
Prison one year for grand larceny.
In City Justice Adams's Court yester-
day John Sweeny, drunk, was sentenced
to the chain gang for nine days; John
Higgins, an old offender, for the same
offence, got twelve days.
We learn from Dewey & Cos Scien-
tific Press Patent Agency that Harry R.
Stevens, of Los Angeles, was granted a
patent by the United States, on May
23rd, for wind engine.
Cora Philips, Ruby Tilden ct al. and
Rosa King, arrested for keeping houses
OF ill.fame, were arraigned before City
Justice Adams yesterday and the cases
continued until Monday next at 10 A. NJ.
Two bars of bullion, from the Somers
Pioneer Mill, Calico district, passed
through Los Angeles, per Wells, Fargo
& Cos Express, yesterday morning, to
San Francisco. They were valued at
$500.
Mr.. I. w. Hellman, President of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, who has
been attending the meeting of the Re-
gents of the State University, returns
home by this mornings overland train
from San Francisco.
By telegram from Wilmington, pub
lished elsewhere, it will be seen that, on
account of severe attacks of neuralgia,
General Phineas Banning has resigned
the position of Brigadier General of the
First Brigade N. G. c.
We learn from reliable authority that
thirty miles of track have been CON-
pleted on the Monve branch of the
Southern Pacific Railway, and that the
force of workmen has been largely in
creased for the purpose of pushing the
work forward.
By announcement elsewhere it will be
seen that Major II. c. Dane, of Boston,
will deliver his famous lecture on "The
Great Naval Battles of the Rebellion"
at Good Templars' Hall next Tuesday
evening for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Visitors to the city today should not
forget the clearance sale of clothing,
furnishing goods, etc, at H. Susskind's
100 Main street, Cardona Block. His
stock is all of the best material andlates
styles and is sold at bedrock prices.
Everybody is invited to call
The grade of the C. s. r. r. will be
completed to Cotton to-day, and the
bridge across the Santa Ana in about
two weeks, then only the rails and ties
to put in place and we have direct line
from our depot to San Diego. San Ber-
nardino Times, June SM.
Mr.. S. w. Craigue, formerly of the
firm of Lips, Craigue & Co., of this city,
who disposed of his wholesale liquor
house at San Diego few weeks ago,
passed through Los Angeles yesterday
en- route to Mariposa county, where he
has large mining interests.
The people of Santa Ana, last
Wednesday evening, at q public meeting,
took the initiatory steps for the proper
celebration Of the approaching Fourth
of July. There is hardly a town or
hamlet in Southern California but has
taken steps looking to its celebration.
The question suggests itself, Do the citi-
zens of Los Angeles intend to allow tie
nation's birthday to pass by unnoticed?