Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-10
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Fifteen mules are advertised fol
under New To-Day.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb went ur
to San Francisco overland yester.
day.
A competent young lady, In our
New To-Day, advertises for a stu.
alton as housekeeper.
An experienced man advertises
In our New To-day for a situation
to drive team or as porter in a
store.
We received d a pleasant call from
our San Diego friend, Mr.. George
Geddes. who passed through Los
Angeles en- route to Cotton, yestei-
day.
Yesterday the Supreme Court
affirmed the judgment rendered by
Judge Sepulveda in favor of the
plaintiff in the case Of Cardwell vs..
Sabichi.
We have received an invitation
to attend the first anniversary
social and literary entertainment
of Southern California Lodge No.
l9l, A. 0. U. W, to be given at
their Lodge Hall this (ruesday) J
evening.
Two Indians were up before JUS.
tice Adams yesterday; one charged
with being drunk and disorderly
aud the other simply drunk. The
first got twelve days In the chain
gang and the other nine days.
Owing to the absence of a mem =
ber of the Com mittee on by laws,
the meeting Of the Sportsm ems
Club, at the Elite Gallery last
evening, adjourned to meet ut the
same place on Wednesday even
ing ut u o'clock sharp. A full at-
tendance is requested.
The shipments for the month of
December were: Corn, 8l8, $3.50
pounds; hogs, l40,0 900; hay, lag. .23S;
barley, 20,7S4; castor oil, 1890;
fruit, 22,S54; eggs, (2,S98 doz.), a.
$50; butter. 1885; poultry, l,54O;
walnuts, Ito; merchandise. IL, 800;
total, l,ls6,6l6 pounds.-Dosuney
Signal.
The case Of John Gravee, arretsd
on the charge of stealing set Of
blacksmith's tools at San Fernan.
do, was tried before City Justice
Adams yesterday, the accused
waving Il jury. A number Ct wit.
nesses were examined on both
sides, but. the evidence failing to
show any criminal intent on the
part OF Grave, he was discharged.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
elsew here, that our friend Slotter.
beck Is determined to surpass all
previous Efforts. He has arranged
for u target tournament in which
seven splendid prizes will be com.
peted for. His last effort was an
emphatic success, but the coming
event will far surpass 1t.
The Santa Barbara Press con.
tains the following item from Cen
tral Ciy: a few days ago man
II named Kish on the Nipomo ranch,
accidentally fell on the point Of q
newly shurpened pick lashed to his
plow. 1t penetrated his back to q
depth Of four inches. He WAS driv.
ing u six-horse tesm, but stopped
and held them in that condition
while his wife ran nearly u mile fOr
assistance.
Mr., Fftd Staples. who has been
with Cot. George B. Griffiu's party
Of Atlantic aud Pacific Survey ors
ever since it commenced work,
came into town on SUNDAY, having
made the trip across the desert
direct from ths Needles, the point
OF crossing OF the Atlantic and Pa
cific Railroad on the Colorado
River. He looks as If roughing 1t
agreed with him.
City Justice Adams's Court was
occupied yesterday afternoon In
the examination of Ambrosio Ma.
caria, arrested as an accomplice of
JOs6 Antonio Tapla, who stole a
horse from an Indian named Que
lado, at Pomona, which he sold to
Mr.. J. G. De Turk, of this city.
The evidence failing to show that
Macaria was q party to the rob-
berry, he was discharged.
Mr.. James w. Dunn, Quarter.
masters Agent, who has been sta.
toned in this city for more than q
year past, we regret to learn has
been transferred to Tucson, Ari.
zona. and will leave for his nav