Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-08

lcounty uio pfouSht W thio uitJ taot "oon
by Deputy Marshal Of the United States
Dunlap, was being examined on the
above charge yesterday before United
States Commissioner Lee. The matter
not having been completed yesterday
afternoon 1t was continued till this
morning at 10 o'clock. -
We received pleasant call from Hon.
A. B. Moffitt, who paid brief visit to
Los Angeles yesterday. He reports
that the members Of the Legislature are
earnestly OF work framing laws for the
benefit of the people of the State at
large and Of their several constituencies
in particular. He returned to Sacra-
mento, accompanied by Mrs. Moffitt
and Mofitt, Jr., overland last evening.
The announcement for the annual
entertainment and ball of Confidence
Engine Company No. 2. to be given at
Turnverein Hall on the evening of
Washington's Birthday. February 22nd,
will be found elsewhere. The boys are
making grand preparations for this
years entertainment, and intend to sur
prise their friends by the number and
variety of the novelties to which they
will be treated.
Two Indians in Anaheim succeeded in
obtaining enough fire water to make
them gloriously drunk on Monday last.
Constable Tyler attempted to arrest
them as they were disturbing the peace,
but they resisted arrest and were only
secured after sharp and determined
tussle. for which they were fined 500 or,
in default Of payment. go days in the
county Jail. They were brought to
town yesterday and lodged in Jail.
Chief King received telegram from
friends Of the late ]. Y. Creighton, who
was found dead in the yard of the Pico
House on Tuesday morning, asking that
the remains Of the deceased be kept for
few days until his relatives can be
heard from. No further developments
were made known yesterday with refer
ence to the dead mans object in visiting
this city or the cause or manner of his
death. The body remains at Ponet
4 Orr's.
Frank w. Nichols and wife, tried be-
fore City Justice Morgan, yesterday. on
the charge of committing nuisance by
running dirty water into a public zanja,
were found guilty. and fined $40, which
they paid; All Fook, for celebrating the
Chinese New Year by firing pistol on
the public street, was made to contribute
Is to the city's finances; Charley Jose
Maria, an Indian, drunk and disorderly, |
was sent to the chain gang for ten days.
We happened to meet D. Desmond |
coming from the postof8ce yesterday,
when he showed us a shipping receipt |
from the celebrated house of John B. |
Stetson L Co., of Philadelphia, hatters,
notifying him that they had shipped to
his address in Los Angeles full assert.
ment of the latest styles of hats. The
nobby boys of this city will do well to
hold their orders until this shipmept mr..
rives, as all goods from Stetson's are
known to be not only Of the best mate. |
rial, but noppareiliu STYLE
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ment. Mr.. Dunlap leaves this evening
for San Francisco, taking with him wit. |
nssses for the whisky cases to come mn
before the United States Circuit Court
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