Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-12
LOCAL SEVITIE ES.

sued by County Clerk Potts yester-
day.
Mr.. VIM. Minto, Deputy United
States Surveyor, arrived in Los
Angeles by yesterdays overland
train.
Judge Silent, of the Arizona Su-
preme Court, is visiting Mr.. e. F.
Spence, preparatory to returning
to Tucson.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of "Justitia,n which
appears elsewhere in this morn
iDg's HERALD.
The Unitarian Thursday enter
tainment of tomorrow night is ex-
pected to be the most entertaining
of this seasons series.
Mr.. George H. Peck, in this
weeks HERALD, offers special in
duce ments to farmers for the castor
bean and flax seed crop of 1880.
At the Fashion Saloon, n. G..
Pearson, has received direct q
large consignment of J. H. Cutter
and Jesse Moore's Bourbon and
Rye whiskies.
We hear that J. II. Hopkins, of
the California Insurance Company,
Is having $4,000 dwelling house
built at Pasadena, under the super
vision of Messrs. Buchanan & Her
bert, architects.
Business at police headquarters
continues unusually dull, but one
arrest-an old woman who gets on
sprees at regular MISUNDERSTANDING
been made yesterday. She will
have hearing before the Mayor
this morning.
Manager Whitney, of the Pico
House, informs us that he has con-
cluded to use oil instead of gas for
illuminating the hotel. He intends
to use patent lamps, and claims
thereby to effect a considerable saw
| ing monthly.
Mr.. ]. e. Hollenbeck, President
of the Commercial Bank, left yes
terday for an extended trip through
Arizona. He will take in the
greater part of the Territory during
his visit and will be absent about
one month.
Mr.. p. N. O'Donnell, proprietor of
the Also street foundry, leaves for
Arizona to-day. He expects to
start branch foundry if he finds
any place in the Territory of suifi-
Client business in that line to justify
him in the venture.
BY announcement elsewhere it
will be seen that Adolph Harbeck
challenges Peter Matison to play u
match game of ten pins. $50 side,
at City Gardens next Sunday. An
exciting game may be expected, as
both parties are ponpareil players.
1t will be seen by telegram
from Rawlins, Wyoming, publish.
ed on the first page, that Charles
Chapman, who was indicted here
for cattle stealing and who skipped
his bail, was killed at that place by
a government teamster on the 9th
| lnetant.
The firm of Kelly & Durand has
been dissolved. The business here
after will be conducted by ]. Kelly,
who intends that the Free and
Easy, corner of Main and Arcadia
streets, shall be conducted on strict
ly first-class principles. A success
sion of novelties will be presented
every night.
The foot race between Yuma
Jim and Mr.. Lyons, at Agricultu-
ral Rark next Sunday, is the all
engrossing topic among the sport.
ing men of this city. 1t is expect.
ed to be the most exciting and in-
teresting pedestrian event that has
ever taken place in Los Angeles,
The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco to-day with the
following passengers for Los
Angeles: Mrs L w Worsham
Miss Nellie Callahan, ID Ba-
ker, G w Land, Chas Reich, H w
Moore, M Pinkney Walsh, Ii Da-
Wis, ] w Roberts, II White, Miss
White, + Fernandez.
| The members of Park Hose Com.
pany propose to give a grand ball
at Turnverein Hall OH the evening
OF Thanksgiving Day, the proceeds
to be devoted to defraying the in.
debtedness of the company. Park
Hose has approved itself q valuable
braAch of the Fire Department
and deserves, in turn, substantial
recognition from the public.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles
Plroni, for several years past the
urbane and efficient clerk al
Heinzeman & Ellls's drug store
will be rejoieed to learn that he ha
em barked in business on his owl
account, he having purchased tn
interest OF Mr.. John Schumache
in the we'll. known drug house o
Preuss IL Schumacher. Hereafter
the business of the Central drug
atore will be conducted by Messrs
! Preuss & Pironi, both of whom, II
! addition to being courteous ant
affable gentlemen, are Thorough
: and competent pharmacists. w
wish the new firm unbounGea suc
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