Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-30
LOCAL BR REVITIES.

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lists will probably return from Sal
Francisco to-day.
The original Garden of Eder
was in r. 4 S., n. 10 W., S. B. NJ.
and we have the fig trees in Ana
helm to prove it.-Gazette.
We refer our readers to the care
of Valentine Mand, Peoples candi,
date for Supervisor from the Firs
District, which appears elsewhere
Andrew Taylor and Allen Min
nier were expelled from the Lo.
Angeles Guards at the meeting o
the Company on Wednesday night
Gov. Hoyt, of Arizona, offers Q
reward of $500 each for the arrest
and conviction of the men who
committed the recent mail robber.
les in that Territory.
The case of Benjamin James, in.
dicted for manslaughter in killing
Thomas McGorry, ,walchman at the
railroad depot, will be tried in the
District Court to-day.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Car.
ollne Hellman took place yesterday
afternoon and was largely attend.
ed. The remains were buried in
the Hebrew Cemetery
Angelefios registered at San
Francisco hotels on the 28th in.
stant: j. Veliser, w. H. Dewey
Palace; G. $. Foster, Grand, j,
Tilley, Russ House.
Work on the horticultural Pa.
vilion is being pushed vigorously.
Fourteen meir were at work yes
terday and it is believed that Mr..
Cawte, the boss carpenter, will be
ready for the "carpenters' beeo
early next week.
Captain A. H. Wilcox, of San
Diego, accompanied by Mr.. A. F.
Hinchmap, of that city, arrived at
Wilmington on his yacht Ariel
yesterday and came up to this city.
They are registered at the St.
Charles.
Mcmillan aud Smith, the men
arrested for having forged United
States pay certificates in their pos
session, were turned over to the
United States authorities yester-
day and will be examined before
Commissioner Whiting to-day.
Persons desiring to subscribe to
the relief fund for the benefit OF
the yellow fever sufferers will
find list ut the POstof1ice,
where they can enter their names
and pay their subscriptions. AS
soon as fifteen or twenty dollars
are raised Postoilice money order
will be forwarded.
We We're favored with q call les.
terday from Mr.. John Torrey, Jr.,
connected with the house of Spear,
Meade & Co., San Francisco. Mr..
Torrey informs us that the barley
raised by Mr.. Nadeau on the Gem
tinela ranch, with the exception of
some raised in the Sacramento val
ley, Is the best he has seen this
year.
Lee Pal, "a Chinese poet and
member of the Chinese order ol
Masonry, who died in this city
from consumption on Tuesday, will
be buried by the Masonic o-der al
2 o'clock this afternoon. There vii
be grand turn out-roast pigs
great many mourners,-stylish car
rlages, hearse with plumes,-bant
of music, ana u very great splurgt
generally. Ponet & Orr are the un
dertakers.
Deputy United States Marshal j,
d. Dunlap returned yesterday from
his trip to San Francisco. He in
forms us that the assays of the Sill
verado ores have proved highly
satisfactory, and that the distric
is attracting great deal of atten
ton in San Francisco and Nevada
quite u number Of noted prospec
tors having visited the mines ant
reported highly of them. Silver
ado was discovered by Mr.. DunlaI
on the 28th Of last October.
Doc Dunlap, during his recen
visit to San Francisco, was pre-
sented with q certificate from th,
Territorial Pioneers of Californi.
admitting the Associated Veteran
of the Mexican War of Los Angelo
as honorary members Of that Soci
ETY.. The certificate is one of th'
most elegantly designed lltho
graphs of scenes of the early day
of California we have ever seen
much of the work being equal t.
the finest steel line engraving.
Mr.. Blow, who engineered TIN
recent excursion from Sal
Bernardino to Santa Mon
lea, has consulted Mr.. Holt
Secretary Of the Horticultu
raj Society, in regard to an excur
sion from San Bernardino count,
during Fair week. Mr.. Bio,
thinks the prospects good for tn
| largest excursion at that time tha
has ever visited Los Angeles. Th
train will be run to this city earl,
in the week and return at time t
accommodate the largest be
of parsona r,urch aaiup tickofa