Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-02
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITIES.
A steady man Is advertised for In
our New To-day.
The Grand Jury and term trial
jury for the May term will be
drawn to day.
The legal ticket TO be voted on
the 7th of May-s'Agalnst the
New Con stitution."
General Mcconnell and Hon. G..
Wiley Wells will address the clti-
zens of Vernon district, at the
school house, this evening.
Copies of the present admirable
Constitution Of the State of Califor.
MA can be obtained at this office.
The May schedule of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Compang appears
elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD.
Hon. Thomas Beck, Secretary Of
State, who has been spending some
days in Los Angeles, returns to
Sacramento to-day.
Major Levi Chase, of San Diego,
who has been attending the session
Of the Supreme Court, left for home Q
per steamer last evening.
The fixtures of my store, 40 Main
street, are for sale and can be had
at a great bargain. Must be sold
by the 9th of May. H.Meyerstein.
Pure milk, SC. per quart; hot cof-
fee and doughnuts, 10c.; bread and
milk, 10c.; iced milk, sc. per glass,
at the Milk Depot, Temple street.
The Judges of the Supreme Court
were baEquetted by the members
of the Los Angeles Bar, at the
Commercial Restaurant, last even.
ing.
Col. Ayers and eX-Gov. Downey
left for San Diego per steamer ORR
zaba yesterday evening to talk to
the people of that place on the new
Constitution.
The supplement to the Great
Register Of this county will contain
1900 additional names and will be
ready for distribution to the several
election precincts to-day.
Parties indebted to me must call
and settle their account within one
week; otherwise L will place the
same in the hands of my attorney;
save expenses. H. Meyerstein, 40
Main street.
Mr.. A. 3. Hotehkiss, City Attor.
ney Of San Diego, who has been in
Los Angeles for the past ten days,
returned home by the steamer ORR
zaba yesterday.
A new York paper says: Mr.. Til.
den bought New York elevated
stock at $50. 1t sells to-day for $157
q share, with SIS dividend paid,
so he has made S82 for every $50 in
vested. His profits are put at ST.
200, 600.
The legal ticket to be voted on
the 7th Of May-'tAgainst the
New CONSTITUTIONS"
The picnic of the Episcopal Sun
day school takes place to-day.
Pupils, teachers and invited guests
will be at the church not later than
quarter to eleven, to take the
cars furnished for their accommo-
dation.
A German mass meeting will be
held at Turnverein Hall tonight to
discuss the proposed new Constitu-
ton. Speeches will be made by
DR.. Kurtz, City Treasurer Lich-
tenbsrger, Mr.. z. Jacoby and 9TH
ers.
About twenty-five persons ap.
piled at the County Clerks office
for registration yesterday, but, as
the supplemental register is already
In the hands of the printer, they
will be unable to exercise the right
of suffrage until the regular fall
election.
The Supreme Court adjourned
sine die yesterday evening. Chief
Justice Wallace, Justice Rhodes,
and Clerk of the Court, ID. b.
Woolf, leave per overland train for
Sacramento to-day, where the
Court opens on Monday.
The legal ticket to be voted on
the 7th of May-3'AgaInst the
New Constitution"
A grand ball will be given at the
house of Don Jose Maria Rivera,
Upper Main street, next Monday
night, in honor of the old Consti-
tuition. A delightful time will be
enjoyed by all who attend.
The Young Mems Democratic
Club, after their return from Ell
Monte last night, complimented
Col. Charles A. Sumner by seren-
ade at the Pico House. They also
ssrenaded several other gentlemen
In various parts Of the city and
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