Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-30

he work on tne nne mans'on OF mr.
L. l.. Bradbury, corner Of Court House
and Hill street,, is making good pro
gress.
Tomorrow will be open day for
shooting quail. Shot guns will be in
demand to-day. Quail on toast will be
plenty tomorrow.
Monrovia has let contract to build q
fine public school. In few days new
Baptist Church will be begun ia that
thriving place. Six cottages are now in
course Of construction.
Stephen +. Barrett, late Of Company
L, Twenty.sixth Regiment, Massachu-
setts Volunteers, died at the Sisters
Hospital yesterday. The funeral will
take place to-day from the parlors OF
Bratney & Howry at 10 NJ.
The new and spacious cement side
walk in front of the new building Of
the Los Angeles National Bank was
opened yesterday TO the public and
hailed with supreme pleasure by all Pc
destrians who patronize the postofiice.
The Fresno Morning Democrat, a
new Democratic daily, has been started
q. Fresno City by J. II. WaRgoner 4
Co. 1t is five column journal full of
life and news, aud an advocate of sound
Democratic principles and the whole
Democratic ticket.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
of the addresses Of Hon. John s. Ha-
ger, LID, and Of President Edward
s. Holden. LID, on the occasion of
the Inauguration Of the President Of the
University of California at the annual
commencement at Berkeley, June 30,
1886.
c. G.. Simmons, who embezzled sum
OF money belonging to John d. Yonrg,
a horse breeder, two or three months
ago, was allowed to plead guilty to petty
embezzlement in Department One of the
Superior Court on Tuesday. He will
be sentenced this morning by Judge
Cheney.
The nime Of A. R. Straight was given
to the HERALD reporter at the Demo.
cratic Convention on Tuesday evening
as the nominee for County Surveyor.
The real name should nave been A. X
Street, but his reputation is straight, SO
he keeps both names in the family all
the same.
All Mong was tried yesterday In De-
partmeni of the Superior Court for an
infamous crime, alleged to have been
committed by him on the 18th OF April
last in this city, the complaining witness
being Alfredo Arguello, deputy con.
stable. kThe jury returned verdict Of
not guilty.
The District Attorney yesterday dis
missed the case Of the People aga'nst All
Leen yon. who on the l4th Of June
made an assault with pistal on fellow
heathen named All Jim at Anaheiln
The cas- against All You, who shot
An Jim and wounded him on the same
OCCASION was also dismissed, because All
Jim has left for parts unknown and
could not be found to prosecute.
Charley Stoll, son of Henry Sioll,
the tailor, whilst running across First
street, near the Eapress Office, yes efday
at about 3 o'clock In the afternoon. was
knocked down by horse attached to a
light buggy and slightly injured 10 the
left leg. Bystanders said that the driver
OF the buggy was not to blame, as the
lad came in front of his team unexpect-
edly, and he tried bis best to rein in the
horse.
J, J. Conaughton, arrested few days
ago on suspicion Of having stolen gold
watch and chain valued al sos the prop.
erty OF NJ. y. stockbridge. in the wagon
shop OF Hawley Bros, N. Los Angeles
street, where he had been working Tor n
few days, was examined before Justice
Austin yesterday. Tho evidence was
entirely circumstantial and the defend.
ant wac discharged from custody.
A large amount Of correspondence has
been necessarily delayedsfrom appearing
10 the HERALD on account OF the large
amount of city ordinances ana resolu.
tons and the pressure OF notices OF po-
litical conventions, and meetings OF the
Coupcil. and Of citizens to devise ways
and means for public improvement.
These valuable communications will ap-
pear as rapidly as possible.
Joseph y. Lynch, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Sixth
Congressional District, Is making a
slropg fight for the place. As editor
and proprietor Of the Los Angeles Her.
aid he has done more than any other
individual in Southern California to
bring that section to its present promi-
nence and PROSPERITY. Eiitor Lynch is
on the right side Of all the national
questions concerning this coast, and es.
| pecially on the silver question, and II
Mccessiul Ia his aspirations Southern
California will be well represented in the