Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-29

Mr.. Thomas Ashforth. Supervisor Of
the Twelfth Ward in San Francisco,
accompanied by his wife, arrived yester.
day for visit Of week in Los Angelica.
He is . prominent member Of the Board
and Chairman Of the Committee on
Streets, where is work his shown in the
condition OF the walks, streets and al
leys Of that city. He remarked to
HERALD reporter that there was q
great deal Of unfinished business to be
done on the Los Angeles streets and
sidewalks.
The second chapter of yesterdays
italian unpleasantness. the first of which
was enacted in Justice Ling's Court, and
Is recorded elsewhere, was enacted in
City Justice Morgan's Court, in the ar
raignment of Giuseppe Roattino. charged
by B. Gernardini with disturbing the
peace. He plead not guilty. and the
case was set for trial March 81, at P.
n. Roattino thereupon filed O cross
complaint, charging 0ernsrdini and wife
with the same offense. This case is set
for trial April 2, at p. N.
Messrs. Hamilton 4 Dunsmoor, in .
double column advertisement in this
mornings HERALD. announce nnother
auction sale Of magnificent r sidence
lots, located ON Figueroa, Queen, York
and Charity streets. These lots are In
the most highly improved and rapidly
enhancing section Of me city, and either
for Investment or homo sites cannot be
surpassed by any property now on the
market. The sale will be conducted by
Meurs. Noyes 4 Field. Mr.. Noyes, the
suctioneer, WELDING the hammer.
Sheriff Scott, Of San Luis Ob:spo, has
broken up . den Of counterfeiters on
Moro creek. in that county. and cap
tured their outfit Of dies and metal. He
arrested John L. Oiler and son, Thomas
and Robert Righetti, John MAgini, Del.
fino GeEardino and Jose Romero. Some
Of these are old offenders, whose names
have often been in the newspapers in
connection with crimes and misde-
meauors.
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of an invitation TO the sixty.fifth
anniversary Of the organization Of Odd
Fellowship. 10 be cele bratsd in Los An
gsles by Orange Grtvs Encampment No.
81, Los Angeles Lodge No. IS. and Col,
den Rule Lodge No. 100. ct Turnverein
Hall, Saturday evening, April 26. 1884.
The affair will bs notably brilliant
event and attended by the leading citi-
xens Of Southern California.
In City Justice Morgans court, yes
terday, Radolph Jaug. convicted of bat
terry, was fined $40. which he paid.
Frank johnson, drunk and disorderly,
was sent up for ten days. Charles Ed.
wards, vagrancy, got thirty days, and
Dan Shay. for the same offense, twenty.
I've days' labor ON the public streets.
John McCann, drunk, went mp for fif.
teen days. John Brown. disturbing the
peace, plead guilty and was fined $40,
which he paid
Jacob Keller and wife filed for recor
in the County Recorders office, yester-
day, notice Of location Of twenty inches
Of water in Jacobs Canon, on the w 1
Of 6R !. Section 81, Township north,
Range west. Also, notice Of location
Of go inches Of water in Keller Canon,
on the same section, township and
range. The water on both Of eaid loca-
tions TO be used for domestic and irri.
eating purposes.
II i well known that yellow fever
exists at Guaymas in Sonora, and that
the trade and travel between Los ADge.
lee and Sonora IL constant and large.
Under these circumstances Il seems I'M
portant and that our State Board Of
Health should establish quarantine at
Yuma 10 prevent any possibility OF .
transfer Of the disease to Los Angeles.
II should b. attended to at ence.
Daniel Cunningham, lately from the
east, died Of consumption, At Mrs. Coop
er's house, on the corner Of CONNER.
eial and Los Angeles streets, yesterday
afternoon. He came here for his health.
but his disease was too far advanced for
rec o,vsry.
Francisco Quijada, q littls girl about
IL years old, was arraigned bsiors Justice
Ling yesterday on the charge Of battery,
on complaint Of Sofia Shiplsy, and held
in $50 bail for trial April 7, At 10 A. N.
To-day only. turkey red stand covers /,
for &c.. revolution sale, Peoples Store.