Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Council this afternoon.

Mr.. J. Logan Kennedy, promi-
nent citizen of Ventura, is at the
Pico.
Garcelon, our Riverside cores
pondent, is paying Los Angeles a
visit.
Mr.. A. e. Morley, representing
the San Francisco Bulletin, is at
the Pico.
Judge Henry M. Willis, of San
Bsrnardino, is registered at the
!. Cosm opolitan Hotel.
Ii.-ae, who backed the favorites
at Agricultural Park yesterday did
not como out extensively ahead.
Mr.. b. f. Burt, editor of the Riv-
erside NeWs, with his wife and
daughter, is stopping at the Pico.
Five stray horses have come to
the place of Mr.. Piutarco Botiller,
at the junction of Main and Spring
streets.
. Mr.. w. w. Waters, editor of the
San Luis Obispo Tribune, is taking
in the Agricultural- horticultural
Fair.
There are kilograms at the West
ern Union Office for Il. w. Temple,
Fred Sanderson and Mrs A. b.
Sampson.
3, Up to last evening the receipts at
the Pavilion amounted to $1,000,
including $3.50 for soda water and
other privileges.
There will be base ball match
at Agricultural Park to-day be
tween the San Francisco Cadets
and the Orange CLUB.
The familiar face of Don Mateo
Keller, who has been in New York
for some time past, is again seen
on our streets.
Remember the entertainment by
the San Francisco Cadets, for the
benefit of Frank Bartlett Post, G..
A. r., at Turn Verein Hall to-
night.
We encountered our friend Capt.
Roberts, of the Sespe oil region, in
Los Angeles yesterday. He tells
us that oil is superabundan In his
bailiwick.
We are indebted for compliment
tary tickets to the Festival for the
benefit of the orphans, to be given
at the st. Charles Hotel on the
9th and 25th instants.
In the shooting match between
the Los Angeles Guards and the
San Francisco Cadets, at City Gar
dens, yesterday, the Guards scored
100 to 70 by the Cadets.
Joe Bayer's ladies oyster rooms
on Requena street, opposite the
United States Hotel, are certainly
the finest this side of San Francis
co, and are carried on in good and
respectable manner.
By announcement in our New
To-day column it will be seen that
grand complimentary ball will
be given to Hefferpan's Band, at
Turn Verein Hall, on Friday even
ing. A very pleasant time may be
anticipated by all who attend.
The Los Angeles Guards have
selected the following team to COM
pete with the Pasadena Club in the
match which comes off at noon to-
day: Captain Darcy, Lieutenant
Stephenson, Messrs. Smith, Nor
ton, Warner, Hazard, Wiley, Wool
lacot, Steele and Wotel.
Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis, the
gifted wife of the editor of the San
ia Barbara Press, is In our midst
on brief visit and is stopping al
the Kimball Mansion. Mrs. Otis
is - charming descriptive writer
and we have already detected hel
delft hand in penciIings OF Los An
peIes and surroundings in the col
umns of her husbands paper.
We have been requested to state
by an unofficial parsonage, tina
the hurdle race has been postponed
until Saturday. Per contra, two o
the Directors of the Agriculture
Association say that there has beef
no postponement. The authorities
will probably govern the matte
and the hurdle contest will come
of, as per programme, to-day.
The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco this morning will
the following list of passengers TO
Los Angeles: J f Stein and wife, {
Stafford, Mrs G q Dubois, Georg,
Gray, ] G Riley, Geo Martin, A /
Douglass and son, o r Dickerson
Hamilton, M Stanard, J A Kas
son and daughter, G Holterhoh, /
Williamson, c e Fenton and wife
CA Cramsby, wife, servant an
two children, III M Fowler, j \
BRYANT, A Bauchaiell and wife.
The horticultural Society, in OF
der to prevent recurrence OF tn
confusion and misunderstanding /
regard to reserved seats which at
tended the performance of Pima
fore at the Pavilion on Tuesua
evening, have made arrangement