Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-04
LOCAL. RREvITIES,

The rain recommended at le
o'clock last night.
No passenger list from either
Fresno or Casa Grande, Arizona,
were recsivsi last night.
The Chinese still continue to 90.
Forty left for San FraHcisco by the
emigrant train yesterday morning.
All these interested in the prize
shooting at Slotterbsck's gallery
are netided to call and shoot of
their ties to-day.
Major g. M. Braytop, U. s. A.,
late oommandant of the military
post at San Diego, and wife, ere
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
The Board Of Supervisors yester.
day awarded the contract for coun-
ty blanks to J. d. Lynch, of the
ID HERALD, and the contact fol
blank eooks and binding to J. J.
Ayers of the Express.
The case Of Samuel Prayer for
violating the Sunday law comes up
for trial before City Justice Adams
Adams at 10 O'clock this morning.
A vsnirs of sixty jurors has been
summoned, returnabls at that
hour.
We had the pleasure of . call
yesterday from Admiral Banning,
Of the pert of Wilmington. He
reports everything as lovely at
that center of the commerce Of
Southern California.
The putting out Of good deal Of
barbed wire fence on the hill, Of
late, WAS the cause of serious
casualty to horse driven by Mrs.
M. e. Park, the other evening. The
animal was quite seriously cut up.
The officers of the Italian man.
of.war Cristoforo Colombo, now
lying at Wilmington, lunched with
General Banning ut the CONNER.
clsl Restaurant, this city, yester-
day. The officers are registered at
the PicO House.
The telegraph wires east of San
franclscO were down last night
and those between this city and
the Bay were working badly on
account Of the storm. The wire
between this city and Casa Grande,
Arizona, was also down.
By advertisement elsewhere In
this mornings HERALD it will be
seen that Mr.. H. Slotterbsck offers
another list of valuable prizes to be
competed for at his shooting gal.
Iery in Downey Block. The con-
test commenced yesterday.
In City Justice Adams's Court
yesterday officers Cuddy, Cells,
Dobson and Mcmahon were ar
raigued on the charge of false i'm.
prisonment, preferred in the inter.
est OF Major Horace Bell. Exam
ination set for April 11th.
Yesterday was the eighth ami
versary of the Thirty. Fights En.
glns Company. OF the thirty.
eight charter members about
twenty six still answer to roli.call,
We congratulate tho boys and hope
they may continue ht for active
service many years.
Large shipments of fresh vegeta.
bles. priaoipally peas, are made to
San Francisco and points in Ari.
zona and New Mexico every day
through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex.
press. Msssrs. r. 0ermain & Co.
and other com mission merchants
alsO make heavy shipments daily
Sunday night the schooner Hal.
cyon put into Wilmington, with
40e, 900 feet Of lumber for J. M
Grif1th & Co. Yesterday morning
q British ship, supposed to be the
WallacetOwn, was seen bearing
into the harbor. The bark Jennie
Hardness will probably sail thence
on Friday.
In the City Court yesterday
morning Philip A. Kewley, drunk
was sent up fer nine days. An
dronico Tspis, charged with firing
q pistol on the street and disorder
ly conduct, pleaded not guilty. Hi
case was set for trial at 10 A. M
Wednesday.
Sunday an Italian Man of War
named the CristofOro Colombo
put In an appearance at Whining
ton harbor. She IL com manded b.
Signor Lebrano, and il bound on |,
cruise down the Southern Coast
Acapulco and Callao being object
i've points. She is of twenty.on,
hundred tons burden.
Mr.. ]. G. Bright will leave to
day to lay In splendid stock 0
goods. When he returns he will
be able to Offer our people an as
tonIshing variety of the staple
most in NEED In this section. MI
Bright has always shown himsel
to be abreast and even in advance
of the times.
Commodore L. q. Green was re
elected Steward Of the Thirty
Fights Engine Company last nigh
for the eigh time. The Commo
dore is one Of the charter member
and during his eight years of serv
Ice. has always responded witt
alacrity to the calls of duty.
We had the pleasure OF mestiBl
yesterday Mr.. David Felsenhsld
formerly of San Diego. Hon. A. A
Sargent will arrive Ia Los Angelo
this mernipg, en- rsute to Gel
many, and Mr.. Felsenh ED will &C
company him to Berlin, th0ugl
not in an official capacity. w
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