Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-14
LOCAL BR ENITIES.

st. Valentines Day in tn,
morning.
The Los Angeles Guards celebrate
st. Valentines day by hop a
their Armory this evening.
There are kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph office for NV
Morton, Mrs. Mary Shaw, H. III
Dunlap and Dan Hazard.
Los Angeles people at San Fran.
cisco hotels on the 18th: J. Haley
Palace; Mrs. A. p. Whitney and 3
children, Russ House.
We are under obligations fol
complimentary tickets to the
masked ball of the Turn Vereiu
Germania, which takes place at
their hall Tomorrow night.
We would respectfully suggest
that Council hereafter hold two
sessions each week, one for the
| transaction of business and one in
| opposition to the "Gas" company.
Arrived, February 18th, schooner
Hannah Madison, Nelson master,
seven days from Salmon Creek,
with $500 railroad ties for Southern
Pacific Company. Sailed, February
18th, schooner General Ord, for
Punta Arenas.
AS will be seen 10y the report q
yesterdays pro ceedings of the Con.
stitutional Convention, our vener-
able friend Colonel Ayers, of the
Express, introduced an amend.
ment giving the right of suffrage
to women.
We had the pleasure yesterday
of meeting Hon, J. G. Estudillo,
State Treasurer of California. He
Informs us that he proposes to re-
main in Los Angeles for a week, to
attend to some important law busi-
ness which claims his attention.
How are you on the plague? The
little parallels are being traversed
at frightful rate towards the cen.
ter of Russia and that hospitable
nation stands ready to admit the
whole world to participation in
what she Is not anxious to claim rs
specially. The Russians never
were monopolists.
Officer Fonk yesterday handed in
his resignation as n member of the
Police force. Mr.. Fonck, during
the four years that he has been in
the service of the city, has been a
most efficient officer and his resig.
nation was received with reluct.
ance by Chief King. He has the
good wishes of the whole force in
whatever business he may engage.
We direct attention to the double
half column advertisement Of M.
Norton, which appears in the HER.
AID this morning. The bargains
offered by Mr.. Norton range
through dry goods. clothing, boots
and shoes. The prices are such as
to render competition impossible.
Our readers should scan his sched-
ules, as they appear in other
columns.
The Georgia Ministries drew an
other immense audience to Turn
Verein Hall last evening. The
programme was entirely different
from that of the night before, and,
Judging from the frequent and vo-
ciferous bursts of applause with
which it was received, was rendered
most effectively. The troupe make
their final appearance tonight,
with complete change of pro.
gramme.
Our popular friend Mr.. Herdma Il
yesterday took out his second pa
pers. AS an American citizen this
accomplished gentleman and ex-
British army officer, steps to the
front as eligible to anything in the
gift of the American people short
of the Presidency and Vice-Presi-
dency. He can support this disa-
bility with the more resignation as
we know that his aspirations stop
short at the Goverpership OF Cali
fornia.
Kullendei's Kullered Kumpany
originates but never initiates.
Look out for them at the entertain.
mont Of Confidence Engine Com.
pany on Washington's Birthday
Everybody should go and hear Ku!.
lender sing Punchinello, and
Guardo sing Grandfather's Clock.
Buy q ticket and help the boys
along. The Confidence is always
ready to help and assist the city
and should the alarm bell ring to.
night the No. 2's will be on EanC
to battle with the fire fiend, and We
vouch that no better company ex'
isfs to-duy in our State