Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A gentle saddle horse is advertised fol
sale under New To-Day.
Attention is directed to the advertise.
ment of the Temple street barber shop.
Mr.. c. S. Benedict is passenger by
this mornings train from San Francisco
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 P. NJ. last night: Maximum, 7S'
minimum, 81.
A boy who ran away with colt be-
longing to Alfred Moore is advertised
under under New To-Day.
Mr.. A. w. Phillips, formerly Deputy
Sheriff of Santa Barbara county, is pay.
ing Los Angeles a visit and is stopping
at the Pico House.
Mr.. G. 7. Mills and wife, of Mills's
Seminary, accompanied by Mrs. s. 3.
Cooper, of San Francisco, are registered
at the Pico House.
The Santa Monica train on Sunday,
in addition to the usual coaches, con.
sisted of three Central Pacific Palace
cars with a special party.
We received call last evening from
our newly married friend Herman Nor.
ris. He looks gay and happy, as a
bridegroom should.
Mr.. 4. S. Shaw of Compton, dele
gate to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, was in the city yesterday. He
will start for San Jose, per steamer
Orizaba, on Wednesday.
In order to accommodate persons who
attend the lecture of Major IL. c. Dane
tonight special cars will leave the
neighborhood of Good Templars' Hall
at IL o'clock on all the street railway
lines.
The following weights of fruits and
vegetables were shipped by Wells, Fargo
& Co. Sunday and Monday, June 18th
and 10Th: To Arizona and New Mexico,
10, 0,629 pounds; to San Francisco, 6,6lS
pounds.
Col. Chalmers Scott of the c. Z. h.
r. Engineers, got home from a business
visit to Tucson ON Sunday. He goes
down, with his family, on two weeks
visit to Guajome, San Diego county, the
home of Mrs. Scott's mother, to-day.
Mr.. Frank I'll. Swain has just returned
from point near Forster City, San
Diego county, where he has discovered
paying placer mines and promising
lodges. He brings up over one hundred
dollars in nuggets to prove their value.
T. Cunningham, brakeman on the
S. ?. K. r., had his hand mashed be-
tween two cars last Saturday while
coupling DR.. Kurtz, assisted by DR..
Sawyer, amputated one of his fingers
and sent him to the railroad hospital at
Sacramento.
John Weiser whose arrest on the
charge of embezzlement, was noted in
Sundays HERALD, was arraigned before
Judge Adams yesterday. He pleaded
not guilty and was held in $500 bail for
his appearance for examination on Fri
day next.
Charles E. Bull left Chico, California,
about May Goth, 1881, for Sacramento
or San Francisco sick. Any informa-
ton with regard to him will be most
thankfully received by his afflicted
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Bull, at Albion,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Miller returned
last weeks from three weeks visit to
Los Angeles city and county. They re-
port the Southern metropolis as being SO
exceedingly lively and attractive that it
was with much difficulty they turned
their backs upon it.-Santa Barbara In.
dependent.
Mr.. w. Ii. Workman leaves to-day
for months paseo in the northern part
of the State. During his absence he will
take in the Democratic Convention,
after which he will be joined by Jake
Kuhrts and both will then go to Lake
county on fishing and hunting expedi
ton.