Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-04
LOCAL IYREVITIES
Buttermilk and clabber at the
Milk Depot to-day.


Buttermilk and clabber at the
Milk Depot to-day.
Railroad Commissioner Stone
man and Beerstecher are expected
to return from the "fronto to-day.
The calling of the calendar for
the November Term, in the County
Court, yesterday, was postponed
until 10 A. NJ. to day.
A "Pioneer" association has been
organized at Riverside, all persons
who ettled there prior to 1872 be-
ing eligible to membership.
We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary tickets to the Ma
tional Guard ball, to come off at
Armory Hall next Saturday even
ing.
We are indebted for compliment
tary tickets to the Congregational
Church Festival, which opens at
Union Hall to-day and will con.
tinue until Thursday evening.
John Bolear, arrested by officer
Lockwood on Sunday evening for
the "Hollow Eve" joke of chang
ing a sign, was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning and
fined IS.
In the monthly shooting match
between members of the Turner
Rifles, on Sunday last, the prize
medal was won by ID. Mahlstedt,
who made twenty-five points out
of Il possible thirty.
The HERALD is under obligations
to Messrs. Yndart and Rodriguez,
violinists, and Captain Jack Hath
well, guitarist, for delightful SER
enade on Saturday night.
We were glad to meet on the
streets yesterday our genial friend,
Mr.. George +. Mcclellan, of the p.
G. s. S. Co., who returned per
steamer from q short pdseo to Port
land. Oregon.
Captain Darcy, of the Los Ange-
les Guards, has accepted the chal-
ienge of the Rifle Section of the
Turner's on the same conditions as
governed the previous match, TO
take place at the City Gardens on
the 10th instant.
Yesterday morning the night
watchman of the bark British
Newark, lying off Wilmington,
fell down tie fore hatch and was
killed. Deceased was about sixty
years old and a native of England.
lie will be buried Mt Wilmington
to-day.
To-day, Tuesday, November 4tb,
New York, Massachusetts, Mary
land, Minnesota aud Wisconsin
will elect their State officers and
Legislatures, Mississippi aud New
Jersey will elect a legislative ticket
and Pennsylvania will elect her
State Treasurer and the members
of her Legislature.
In the match rifle contest at the
City Gardens on Sunday, between
Captain Max Werner, of this city,
and Mr.. Marion, of San Francisco,
for $3.50 u side, eighty shots were
fired by each, Captain Werner
making 324 points to Mr.. Marion's
300, thus winning the match by q
handsome score.
Attention is directed to the pro
fessional card of o. o. Uranium,
attorney-at.law, which appears
elsewhere. Mr.. Uranium is gen
tleman of fine legal attainment:
and, we can assure those who may
need the services of a lawyer, viii
attend to any business entrusted t.
him with promptness and fidelity
In the pacing race at Agricul
tural Park, on Sunday, Johnny Wig
gle won the fret heat, Hiram Ira
CIV the second and third heats ant
Wiggle the fourth and fifth heats
Owing to the lateness of the houl
the five mile out foot race did no
: come off. The race will probably
, take place at an early day, boil
Yuma Joe and Lyons being read,
and anxious to test their speed.
We take pleasure in directing
the attention of property owners t.
the advertisement of Mr.. A. Herd
man, Insurance Agent, which will b.
found elsewhere in this morning.
HERALD. Mr.. Herdman's list EN-
braces a number of the most relia
BILE companies doing business OF
E the Pacific Coast and his rates will
be found to compare favorably Will
r those of any other agent in the city
Life and accident policies spec
ialty.
At the installation held by Mer
rill Lodge No. 300, I. o. G. II. Sat
urday evening Nov. 1st., the fol
, lowing Officers were installed: W
G. T., Sam b Dewey; w. V. IT,, MI
Belle Ingraham; w. S., Charlie
Scott; w. r. S., Frank Horner; "
!. T., J. w. Gillette; w. NJ, Glen
& seymour; w. ID. NJ, Lecta Wi
8 son: w. l. G., Julia M. Blake; w
!" o. o., Jesse Yarnell; VIC, Mr.
e Blanchard; w. II. s., Mrs. Martir
g w. l.. s., Mrs. Gillette; T. w. {
T., Mr.. Martin.