Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-17
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Bail fig hitting at the Park COM
mences at 3 o'clock, sharp, to day.
Mr.. II. Mcclellan, Los Angeles
Agent of the p. c. s. S Co, is off
on short visit to San Francisco.
Broderlck, arrested on a charge
of petit larceny, was yesterday sent
to the chain gang for ten days by
the Mayor.
The mineral section East of
Tucson, up to and across the New
Mexico line, is said to he ore of
unusual promise.
By the way, the public is being
worked up to high state of expec-
tation apropos Of the Tanning tes-
timonial concert. The rehearsals
foreshadow rich treat.
All persons against whom Grim
inal indictments were found by the
late Grand Jury will be arraigned
to plead in the County Court at 10
O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. II. B. Mcfarland, wife of
Judge Mcfarland, of Sacramento,
and daughter, came down by yes
terday's overland train on a visit
to the family of Mr.. George Prid-
ham.
Hon. James A. Mckenzie, Mem
Der of Congress from the Second
Kentucky District, and wife ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday.
They are stopping at the Cosmo-
poitanr
In the Pavilion, in Oakland, last
Saturday evening, Desert Wolf
and Joaquin, the two Apaches from
Yuma, ran ten miles in one hour
and two seconds There WAS q
large attendance.
The mosquito is indu'ging in the
last revengeful Iungcs of his lance
into the bodies Of the long suffer-
ing. Thank high heaven that the
day cometh and is quite near, when
even no mosquito may work.
Since Sunday there has been a
daily drop in the thermometer of
from five to six degrees. This
means that the September hot
spell is about over. AS we write, q
glorious breeze is tanning our
fevered cheek.
Angeleilos at San Francisco no
tells on the 18th: f. Day, Y. A. De-
vine, e. Thompson, The Baldwin;
George f. Gard, c. A. Alexander,
ID. b. Randall, Palace; S. II.
Slaughter, General George Stone
man, John Doyle, Grand.
Says the San Bernardino Times.
We learn that complaints have
been lodged against an emotional
school teacher Of this county, who
has a penchant for hugging and
kissing the larger girls OF his
school, and his removal is proba-
BILE.
Mr.. Whitney, Il mining expert of
considerable reputation, passed
through Los Angeles the other day,
on his way to examine some
mining properties in San Bernar-
dino county. He is the representa-
tive of considerable New York cap.
ital.
Mr.. Bryant Howard, of Foster,
Howard & Co, Of this city, has
been elected President of the Bank
of San Diego, and will shortly go
to that city to assume his new
duties. Mr.. Howard is reliable
and experienced business man and
we feel assured will discharge the
trust contided to him with fidelity.
Mr.. Alexander WE'LL and family
have returned to San Francisco,
the latter after sojourn of some
months at Santa Monica, Mr..
WE'LL coming down occasionally.
They express the most enthusiastic
appreciation of this seaside resort.
In fact, they regard it as unap'
proachable in many respects either
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The San Diego Cornet Band have
agreed to attend the Los Angeles
Fair, and contend for the premium
offered for the best band of music
The music of the pieces to be per
formed has been forwarded to the
band and is now in rehearsal, anC
, by the Goth of October our bano
: will be ready for the occasion. The
band is q good one, aud will so re
port itself at the Falr.-Son Diegt
NeaOs.
We learn from the San Bernar
dino Times that Mr.. r., Il. Blow
will next month run an excursion
train to Los Angeles to the Horti
cultural Fair, II he receives suflic
lent encouragement to justify hin
in the undertaking. Mr.. Blow in
> tends, instead of issuing tick cts, t,
i get up subscription list, and thoE
desiring to go should come forwar
and engage passage at once.
A letter was received, few day
ago, from Father Ubach, who is q
present at the residence of hi
mother, in Spain. The Fathe
:, stated that he was, at the time c
= writing, quite well, but that h