Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Judge Sepulvede's Court vas IN ses
sion until 10 o'clock last night in th'
trial Of the case Of The People vs.. Kim
ball ct al, for the killing Of Benjamin
4! ..-:s a. .he kicsr cf reeess, yesterday,
afternoon, the evidence for the prosecu
ton was concluded. and last nights ses
sion was devoted to hearing testimony
for the defence, two witnesses having
been examined. The trial will be re-
sumed at o'clock this morning.
A resident of Pasadena, who visited
the city on yesterday, and who owns a
fine orange orchard and small vineyard
Of raisin grapes on the Lake Vineyard
tract, informs a HERALD reporter that,
even by constant residence at thai
Thriving settlement, by driving around q
few miles, It is almost impossible 10 REQ
ognize the surrounding country, extend
ing for many miles in either direction
Including suburbs, they now claim
about 3, 500 inhabitants.
Fe'ice Capitani, for refusing to pay
into Court certain money in his posses
sion, was sent to jail on Wednesday
evening by Justice Ling for contempt Of
Court. Yesterday morning Messrs.
Biscailuz & Graham, Capitani's attor.
reys, fled petition before Judge How.
ard, Of the Superior Court, for writ ol
habeas corpus. After hearing state
ment from Justice Ling, Judge Howard
remanded Capisani to the custody Of the
Sheriff, thus sustaining the action Of
Justice Ling.
Anheuser- Busch beer on draft al
Felix's, u South Main street.
There exist twelve government posts
in Arizona. as follows: Fort Apache,
Fort Bowie, Fort Grant. Fort Lowell,
Fort Huachuca, Fort Mojave, Fort Nc
Dowell. Fort Thomas, Fort. Verde,
Whipple Barracks, and one in the field
near Fort Apache. Seven Of the COM
manders are in the cavalry service, and
| the remaining five in the infantry, none
being in the artillery. California has
but four government posts, as an addi.
tional number is not necessary and we
hope will not long be needed in Arizo-
ma.
The announcement for grand ball to
be given at Turn Verein Hall on Satur-
day evening, December lst, will be found
elsewhere. A novel feature of this en-
tertainment will be the rattle of a square
piano, rosewood case, all who purchase
ticket to the ball being entitled to o
chance. Aside from this nducement, the
ball will be a recherche affair, the sever.
al committees being composed of our
best known citizens. The chance to OBJ.
tain fine piano for 81, with fun galore
in any event, we have no doubt, will fill
Turn verein Hall to its utmost capac.
ity.
Last special silk day this year. maroon
rhadizmir, 9Sc, Peoples Store.
Yesterday morning Charles Coons, Q
bricklayer working on Rees & Wirsch-
ing's new building, leaned against the
newly made ornamental cornice. which
gave way and he fell to the ground, q
distance Of about twenty feet, his back
striking heavy timber. He was picked
up in an insensibie state and conveyed
to his room on First street, where he was
attended by Drs. Beach and Fernandez
On examination his right elbow joint was
found to be fractured and his head and
spine seriously injured. At latest ac
counts Coons was delirious and it is tn,
opinion Of his physicians that it will be
two or three days before the full exten
of his injuries can be determined.
Last special silk day this year, metallic
bronze silk 9Sc. Peoples Store.