Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-26
LOCAL RREVITA Es5,

See advertisement of cottage for
sale, under New To-Day.
Charaoal for sale at j. w. Davis's
wood yard, Spring street.
No criminal business was trans.
acted in Justice Fishers Court yes
terday.
Now is the time to fill your par
lors with fine pictures. At the
Art Gallery, opposite Baker Block.
Jesus Aguirre, q native of Mex
leo, was made citizen of the
United States by Judge SepuIveda
yesterday.
Rev. +. Cranston, d. d OF Dem
yer, Colorado, will preach at the
University of Southern California
at II A. NJ. to-day.
Jarrett T. Richards, Esq., of
Santa Barbara, is In the city on le-
gal business. He is registered at
the FloO HOUSE.
The Art Gallery is now open,
with large assortment of paint.
ings, chrOmos and silver plated
ware, opposite Baker Block.
Mr.. I. Fl. Onstott, who has been
on a prospecting trip to Oregon and
Washington Territory, returns
home by this mornings overland
train.
Mrs. l.. M. Phillip and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Clinton and wife (for-
nlerly Miss Blanche Crowley are
passengers by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
Hon. s. o. Houghton, OF San
Jose, formerly Representative in
Congress from this district, is a
passenger by the overland train
from San Francisco due this morn
ing.
The spring session OF the Su.
preme Court to be held at Los An
geles has been postponed until the
18th Of April, on account of q press
of business in San Francisco
San Berndrdino Times.
Mr.. Feintuch, of the finn of l..
Psiser & Co., who has been at San
Francisco purchasing new stock
OF the latest novelties in their line,
returns home by tbis morning's q
| overland train.
By Lotice elsewhere 1t will be
seen that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Southern
California Packing Company will
be held at the Office of the com.
pany at 10:30 A. NJ. Monday week
April 3rd.
The case of Thomas B. Hulse, in-
dicted for murder, is set for trial
before Judge Sepulveda Wednes.
day, April 5th, insteed OF tO-mor-
row, as stated by the EEpress last
evening. The Ehorb trial is set for
next Wedn esday at 10 A. M
Michael Schall. of Wilmington,
was examined by Dire. Harmon
and Nadeau yesterday and pro.
| nounced insane. He was com nit
ted to the Stockton Asylum by
Judge Sepulvsda and will be taken
to that Institution by Deputy
Sheriff Huber this evening.
Our citizens should not forget
the concert.opera for the benefit OF
the Ladies' Benevolent Society at
Turnverein Hall Tomorrow night.
The programme is an exceptionally
COED one and the object OF the en-.
| tsrtainment most laudable. Ev.
cry body should bug a ticket.
In the caes Of 8. W.White VS.. A,
w. Reynolds, new trial has been
granted by Judge Hines, of Ven.
tura county, who tried the case
while presiding in Judge Sepulve.
1a's branch OF the Superior Cour,
of this county. The order was re.
ceived by the County Clerk yester-
day.
| In City Justice Adams's Court
yesterday Daniel Daily and John
Stewart pleaded guilty to disturb.
Ing the peace and were fined $l2
each or twelve days in the chain
gang. Phillip Scheiff1in, for the
same offencs, also went up fol
twelve days. II. Murray and P.
Kewley, plain drunks, each got the
usual nine days in the chain gang.
superintendent E. E. Hewitt, Of
the Southern Facific Railroad, wal
In Cotton Monday and met Chiel
Engineer Osgood, of the Californis
Southern Railroad, TO arrange
about the location OF the union
depot of the two roads. For the
present the California Southern
road will csppect with the South.
ern Pacific SO the oars Of bot b
1 roadn nan MA the praaant ne enau