Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-14
LOCAL EfIs

Council meets in regular session
at 1870 this afternoon.
Judge James has returned from 6
visit to San Diego.
Our hotels arc beginning TO show
the old time fullness of register.
Warner will make the banjo talk
at Woods Opera House.
Mr.. r.. J. Garvey is registered al
the Pco House.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. Louis Wolf, of Temecula, In
the city yesterday.
A Murphy meeting will be held
at Good Templars' Hall this even
ing.
-Four bars Of bullion were received
at the Commercial Bank yesterday
from ]. A. BidwelPs mine, in the
Ivanpah district.
The steamer Orizaba, due here
yesterday morning, did not arrive
until three o'clock in the afternoon.
Captain George A. Johnston and
family arrived by the overland
train yesterday, en- route to his
home in San Diego county. 80
The can can, at Woods Opera
House, will be introduced ia the
drama of "Lize, the Woman of the
World" at Woods Opera House.
Mr.. c. NJ. Holmes and wife and
Mrs. Holmes, Of this city, were reg
istered at the Russ House, San
Francisco, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Martin, of the Hibernia Bank,
San Francisco, il paying Les An
geles visit. He is the guest of
his brother-in-law, Ex-Governor
Downey. ~
The incest and prettiest line of
men's and boys clothing that has
been seen in Los Angeles is Just
received at Meyersteih's, 40 Main
street, next door to the Bank. Owl
Owing to defect IN the arrange
ments, quite number of tie Vet
Grams of the Mexican war failed to
get out to the San Gabriel valley
yesterday to participate in the OBJ
sequies of Col. d. b. Wilson.
Col. Louis Mesmer is fitting up
a store room in the quarters lately
occupied by Mr.. A. S. Mcdonald
which promises to touch the excel
sior notch in the boot and shoe
line. The new establishment will
be opened in few days.
Valdez, examined before Judge
Peel yesterday, on the charge of
drawing deadly weapon on COM
panion, was acquitted but was i'm
l. diately re-arrested on a charge
of misdemeanOr, on which he will
have a hearing this morning.
There have been no Eastern
mails for two days. The detention
was caused by the snow blockade
on the Union Pacific Railroad; but,
as the road was cleared on Tuesday,
according to telegrams published
in the HERALD of yesterday, one of
the delayed malls ought to reach us
by tomorrow.
We have received No. 6 of the
Southern California Horticulturist.
AS usual it is filled with matter,
both original and selected. of in
terest to those engaged in horticul-
ture and the general reader AS well.
Each number but proves the sa-
gacity of the Society in procuring
the services of Mr.. l.. M. Holt as
editor.
Billy Warner, the inimitable end
man and banjoist at Woods Opera
House, yesterday received the con-
gratulations of his friends on hav-
Ing attained to the dignity of a
father. Billy tried to take the
honor meekly, but the occasional
flash of his eye showed that he was
very proud of his new responsible
ity. We wish the young lady many
years of unclouded happiness and
the father "many happy returns"
AT the meeting Of the French Be-
nevolent Society, OIL Monday last,
the following officers were elected
for the year 1889: President, A.
Briswalter; Vice President, P. NJ.
Commeres; Treasurer, L. Maud;
Secretary, G. de Mondran; Com
mittee on Finances, Constant
Meyer, j. NJ. Vignes, f. Gravel;
Committee on Provisions, p. M.
Commeres, b. Mespiou, p. Ballade;
Committee on Building, A. Bris-
walter, Ed Maud, II. Gravel.
The second lecture of the Free
Dispensary course will be delivered
by Col. ]. J. Ayers at Good Tenn
plars' Hall OH Friday evening. The
subject of the lecture will be "Pio-
neer Times" an era with which
Col. Ayers Is perfectly familiar, he
having been a participant In the
stirring events OF the days of which
he proposes to treat. The evenings
entertainment will be diversified
by some vocal gems rendered by
Madame Mara, Mrs. Tanning, DR..
Corbett and Mr.. Tanning. assisted
by Miss Fairman, who will preside
q tho nionn