Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

Hon. Jerry B. Moore Is stopping at
the Pico House. He is one OF the pio-
nesrs Of the Coast. In 1862 he was
Captain In General Connor's Third Cali
fornia regiment, In the Indian war on
the frontier, and was promoted to Lieu.
tenant Colonel. He was in the same
regiment with Col. T. s. Harris, Of this
city. After the war he settled In Elko,
Nevada. made half q million, went to
the Legislature and has always stood In
the front of the march of progress. The
Honorable jerry appears well pleased
with Los Angeles and we trust will set
tie down among his friends He is just
the kind of man we want.
The London Lancet says: There is
nothing that will so derange the nervous
system Of person who IL eliminative in
nervous force as to lie ell night in bed
with another person who il absorbent in
nervous force. The absorber will go to
sleep and rest all night, while the elimi-
nator will be tumbling and tossing, rest
less and nervous, and wake up in the
morning pesvish, fault finding and dis
couraged. No two persons. no matter
who they are, should habitua!ly sleep
together. One will thrive, the other
will lose. This is the law.
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes
terday. Ella Buell. plead guilty to vielat-
ing the license ordinance and was fined
$40. which she paid. j. NJ. Walsh,
charged with stealing a blanket from the
U, s. Hotel, plead guilty and was fined
$40 or forty days labor on the public
streets. Charles Wild, charged with
battery on complaint Of Antonio Caro-,
plead not guilty. G use sst for trial Jan-
uary 24th, at 10 A. NJ.
The examination Of C. White. charged
by q. s. Allen, Sr., with assault with a
deadly weapon, was commenced before
City Justice Morgan yesterday and wa-
continued until tbs 18th at 10 A. N. A
cross complaint was filed by White,
charging Allen with disturbing the
peace. Set for trial January 23d, at 10
A. NJ.
Councilman French. Of the Third
Ward. states that three architects are q,
work on plans for the new City Hall, to
be placed ON the beautiful lot belonging
to the city on the corner Of Spring and
Sec,nd streets. It is expected that they
will bring out plan of great excellence
and an ornament to the city.
The HERALD acknowledg ges a pleasant
call from Messrs. NJ. Raschen, agent Of
the Underwriters' Assoc iation of New
York, and John Hockheimer. Assistant
Secretary Of the Louis Cook Manufac-
turing Company.
Don't forget the auction sale of fine
cattle at East Los Angeles, by John c.
Bell, at II o'clock this morning. See
advertisement on the first page Of this
mornings HERALD.
The triumph Of the consolidation Of
the Anaheim and North Anaheiln water
companies was celebrated by torch
light procession, music and general
hilarity. Glad of it.
Councilman John B. Niles, who has
been ct San Francisco for the past fort
night, returns home by this mornings 5
overland train.
Mr.. C. Herman, The Halter Of San
Francisco. is in the city on . visit to bis
friend. Siegel. ''the Halter" Of Lo, An.
geles.
Thermometer fer the "a hours ending
at S.l5 last evening: Maximum. 63.5 de.
grees; minimum, 1857 degrees.
Judge Willis, of San Bernardino, is
among the passengers by this mornings s
train from San Francisco.
Ben. f. Ward, Esq, has been ap.
pointed Notary Public for Pasadena
by Governor Stoneman.
This day only. aIl.linen. colored- Dor.
Ger handkerchiefs cents; centre table,
Peoples Store.
Mr. L. j. Ross, Of Sunny Slope, fe.
turns home by this mornings train from
San Francisce.
Mr.. H. B. Herbert. Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad. is paying Los Angeles
a visit.
This day only, Turkish towels, large
size, l6a cents; centre table, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. C. Schieffslin comes home
overland from San Francisco this morn.
ing.
This day only. everlasting lac, 25
cents yard; centre table, Peoples Store.
Mr.. Jas. McFadden, Of Santa Ana,
was in the city yesterday on business.