Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-19
LOCAL RREVITIES,

A0h bOulb Cuus
ing at S:15 last evening: Maximum
~; minimum 400.
A new house, with one acre
Of ground, is advertised for
sale in our New To-Day.
But one solitary drunk was
taken in by the police force up to
IL O'Clock last night.
Information in twenty-ene new
cases for violations of the Sunday
law have been filed this week.
III the CITY Court yesterday four
DRINKS were sentenced to the Oh ain
gang for the usual nine days each.
Carl Asmus Heesch, native of
Germany, was admitted to citizen.
ship by Judge sepulveds yester-
day.
Mr.. Charles Seyler, travelling
Auditor Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, ia registered ut the Pico
House.
Ed. Williams. Jr., Esq Of Dow
ney City, was yesterday admitted
to practice by the Supreme Court
oil motion of Judge Bruns0D.
John Sh.f.r. VINO has been ct
San Francisco purchasing u new
stock OF tent material, returns
home overland this morning.
The brothers Lightfoot, Of Pasa.
dena, are building u triangular
house. Their desire, they assert,
10 ITO have something fresh"
A carload OF melon cactus
plants, from four to, eight feet
nigh. passed through yesterday,
en- route fIOm Arizona to San
Francisco.
The April term Of the Supreme
Court opened In this city Vt 10
O'Clock yesterday mOrning, full
bench present.
The steamer AncOn sails for San
Ffancisco.and way ports to-day.
Passeugeis take the 1880 A.. N.
train, Los Angeles time, Tor VIII.
miDgtOu.
Mr.. Tnomas f. O'Connor, Secre-
tary of the Supreme Court, Is
among the passengers . by this
MORNINGS overland train from San
Francisco.
Trinidad Munoz, arraigned be-
fore Justice Fisher yesterday on
the charge of disorderly conduct,
pleaded guilty and was fined $40,
which he paid.
For some unexplained reason
the list Of passengers from the
Eaet to arrive this evening, was
not teiegraphed from Casa Grands
last night.
The case of Jacob Philippi for
violating the Sunday law Second
offsnce), will come up for trial be.
fore Justice Griswold, OF San Fer
nando, to-day.
We noticed yesterday that the
main of the water company had
oursted at q point opposite the new
depot We did not learn the ex.
tent of the damage.
Hon. r. E. Arick, of Bakers.
field, arrived by yesterdays over
land train to attend the session of
the Supreme Court. He is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
The Boston excursion party, due
to arrive here on the 9th instant,
lie composed of las ladies and gen.
tlemen from Maine, New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, Connecticut and
Rhode Island, and travels In .
train TO which are attsbhed five
sleeping coaches.
Mr.. T. w. Ferguson, who re.
turned from Arizona q short time
ago, where he wss engaged on the
railroad, expects to leave in few
days for British Columbia, be hav.
ing received q lucrative appoint.
inert on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad.
The Sun says that DR.. o. M.
Wozencraft, of San Bernardino, is
now at San Diego for the purpose
of consulting with the officials of
the California Southern Railway
with view of securing their sup.
port OF his measure now before
Congress to turn the waters Of the
Colorado into the desert.
| Commodore Geo. A. johnson,
the pioneer steamboat man on the
| Colorado river, spent a day In
Yuma this week, while on his way
Into the Territory. The many old
friends of the Com modore gathered
around him and endeavored to
make his stay pleasant. Reminds
Genes Of early days were the order
I-SsntineI.
| Yesterday brakeman Hilton,
while coupling = freight train III
San Fernando, had the first and
second fingers OF his left hand
crushed by being caught between
the bumpers. Mr.. Hilton came
into the city yesterday afternoon
and had his hand dressed by DR..
Ross who thinks that, although
the joint of the second finger wa
fearfully smashed, he will be able
i to save both fingers.