Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-06

Ahe femnttttur N the case OF Nelly
sentenced to $50 days on the chair
gang by Mr.. r. A. Ling, Justice Of the
Peace for Los Angeles township, not YET
having reached here from the Supreme
Court, though the case was decided some
days since. Kelly was brought up in
Justice Ling's Court yesterday evening,
and by mutual agreement between the
District Attorney and Col. Godfrey,
counsel for defendant, discharged upon
signing paper embodying the findings
OF the Supreme Court. Col. Godfrey
thought that the defendant had been
sufficiently punished by the imprison-
ment with hard labor already under
gone and plead for his discharge out and
ont. As soon as Kelly reached the
door he was rearrested by Sheriff Cur.
rier on charge Of assault with deadly
weapon. This charge grows out Of the
old one which has been ruled upon by
the Supreme Court.
Tho following Is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the South.
ern Pacific aud connections. yesterday:
Floy Calwell, e Odell, San Francisco;
DR. Marks and wife, Milwaukee. Wis.
DIR Reeve and wife. Appleton, Wis; w
g Davidson, r NJ Aiken, Bradford, Pa;
A j Cummings, Colorado; G d Clark and
wife, Miss CLARK, Sing Sing, N Y; A j
Phillips, st Petersburg, Russia; G +
Steel, Lancaster, O; A II Marshand and
wife, Louisvilie, Ky; j Cosgrove, II IL
Coote, Pat Quinn, J & Stone, Tomb.
stone, A T; Ed Kelly, b Watson, John
Gelinas, Tucson, A T; WA Asher, Fort
Worth, Tex; J NJ Lave, Prescott, A T;
VIM Gill and wife, New Brunswick; H
G Way, G L Kaufer and son, Thomas
Holland. G Bora, FL Paso, Tex.
The Angslsnos seem TO have got the
lions share in the government award Of
contracts for barley and hay in Arizona,
for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1885 .
"Fort Lowell: Louis Wollenberg, lOO.-
OOO pounds barley, $l.72 per lO0pounds;
g, 900 pounds barley, 81 74i; 100, 900
pounds, l.73A. Germsin Fruit Com
psny, Los Angeles. 2sO. 900 pounds bar
ley, 500; James M. Ellis. 100,
pounds barley. 1922; 133. 600 pounds
barley, $40; II. w. HsIlman, with
out giving arounts. bid BY telegram as
follows: Barley, $l.76. Charles Gold.
man, 230, 600 pounds barley. ei.70; John
Y. T. Smith, 6JO, 900 pounds bran, 81. IS;
w. 8. Maxwell, 23.0O0 pounds barley,
81 .65, at Tucson, $l.67; 10000 pounds
bran at Tucson, SLAP; at Lowell $50.
Deputy Sheriff Gard returned on
Sunday from Box Springs, where he
had arrested one @. L. johnson for
forgery committed at Pomona. He had
apparently given straw bail, and was
supposed to he climbing ont to pastures
new, when District Attorney Stephen
NJ. White caused bench warrant 10 be
issued for perjury, and Major Gard ever
took the fellow ut Box Springs and
jailed him on Sunday evening. He was
arraigned yesterday before Judge Smith,
and his case set for Nay i4th. 1t 10
A. H..
Special PAtrolman Leavitt yesterday
morning arrested dwarf giving the
name OF VIM. Bystt or Beyatt, who had
forced himself through coal hole in the
rear Of the Pico House and was helping
himself to siIverware in the dining room.
He says be was formerly an attacbe of
Coles circus. He is believed to be con-
nected with the gang OF burglars that
are now infesting the city. The prison
er has . heavy mustsche, and very
d,miDutivs legs aud can be esslIy identi-
fed.
BETHESDA. q natural mineral water
direct from Bethesda Mineral Spring
Co., Waukesha, Wis, for sale by the
bottle or gallon ut II. j. Woollscott's, 26
and % N. Spring street.
The Health Officer reports 20 deaths
in the city. "a males and females, for
the month Of April. During the same
period there were 28 births, Is males
and I3 females.
The Council yesterday ordered the
erection Of IN electric light mast at the
corner Of Temple street and Bunker Hill
avenue.
To-day at 10 A. N. opening Of the
Michels- FriedlAndsr bankrupt stock.
Peoples Store.