Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-11
Local NEWS Notes.

A bad hole is reported in the crossing at
Seventh and San Pedro streets. There is
another on Mayo street, near Capt. Thom's
| place.
The corrected count shows that Martin
| Aguirre beat Ed Smith 4S votes in the race
for Constable Martin beat Tommy Botello
421 votes.
| The Sheriff has issued invitations to the
hanging OF Albert George Baynton, which
will take place tomorrow between the
| hours of l and p. NJ.
Mrs. Eliz abeth Indie, of Sh Louis No., is
anxious TO know the where abouts of her
SON. George Ludic supposed to be here. If he
is in this city and will call at the Police
office, he will find letter from her.
Santa Monica contains 600 inhabitants and
wishes once more to try to incorporate. The
electi IN for that purpose, and In the event
| of its success that also of trustees and Off
GERS will take place on November 30th.
Pat Golden and James H. Gamble were
arrested at 1880 last night on Main street for
stealing hat and two neckties, by w. b.
Crawford, private detective. They were
charged with petty larceny at the police
| station and locked up.
| The St. Elmo register bears the imposing
signature of Lord and Lady McCue, Lon
don, England. This hotel also entertains as
Sutsts, lCtOT IL. hdyIuUHu huu NHHuel
! Garibaldi. Rome, sunny Italy, and Peter
Sweeny from Dublin, Ireland.
The first shipment of granite by rail from
| the quarries near Monrovia arrived in the
city yesterday by the T.. A. & 3. G. " R'y.
| The carload is of fine cut stone for building
purposes in the city. No doubt daily car
| losds will come forward of this beautiful
| material.
Mr.. E. A. Hall has purchased the Long
street Homestead and many of the fine lots
adjoining.it. At an early day great auc-
ton sale will be had of all this property.
Meantime tenders have been already made
| for the home place. The bidders wish to
| make hotel of II.
The case of John Foshie, a harness maker
of First street, who was awaiting trial on
the charge of having bought knowing it to
| be stolen, gold watch from an East Los
| Angeles boy several months sg0, was dis
missed by Judge Cheney yesterday on mo
tion OF the District Attorney. because the
testimony was insufficient to convict him.
The case of G. W. Glowner, and the Lopez
brothers, who are charged by s. Haley with
conspiracy to defraud him out of money
and cause him to be wrongly i'm.
prisonei, was on examination all
day yesterday in Justice Austins's
court, and will not be concluded until this
morning.
There is a great demand for California
wines at the East now. Baer & Germain,
the enterprising wholesale liquor mer-
chants, within the past few days have
shipped eight barrels of wine to New York,
four barrels to Louisville, KY, six barrels
| to Lynn, Mass, and one and two barrel lots
to many other places.
Judge Cheney yesterday permitted Frank
NJ. Heath to withdraw his plea of not guilty
and to enter a plea OF assault with deadly
weapon. He will be sentenced on the 18th
instant. Heath was awaiting trial on the
| charge of having assaulted with pistol An.
| tonic Gotta, intending to murder him, on the
29th of August, in this city.
| The case of j. C. Gormley who, whilst
acting as correspondent OF the Times num-
Der of months ago, got into difficulty with
man at Pomona, who objected to ce rtain
| remarks in the correspondence, and ended
| the difficulty by shooting at the KICKER"
was continued by Judge Cheney for the
| term, owing to the serious illness of Mr..
| Gormley, who has been confined to bed at
the Sisters Hospital for long time.