Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-02


New To-Day.
See advertisement under New
To-Day, headed SIS reward.
A light rain commenced to fall
at 1:9O o'clock this morning.
Mr.. G. 9. Lips got home from
the North by yesterdays overland
train.
An American woman advertises
for situation as housekeeper, In
our New To-Day.
The Undine Club give their open
ing social OF the present season OF
Union Hall tonight.
The attention of farmers is d.
rected to the advertise ment headed
"For Sale" which appears else-
where.
A project is on foot to put fur
mace in the basement of the Fort
street Methodist Church to heat the
auditorium.
In Judge Howard's Court, yes
terday, G. Pima and P. Espinoza,
natives of Mexico, were admitted
to citizenship.
Hon. Byron Waters and w. j.
Curtis, ESQ, of San Bernardino.
were registered at the CosmopOli-
tan yesterday.
Mr.. s. w. Craigue, formerly of
the house of Lips, Craigue & Co.,
passed through Los Angeles yes
terday for Arizona.
The Weekly Journal. like its
predecessor, the Daily Journal, has
suspended and "gone where the
woodbine twineth."
We learn that Mr.. Miles was of
fsred, the other day, $4,000 for sixty
acres OF his place near Anaheim.
This Is a sign of the times.
Mr.. T. J. Flanagan, Resident
Engineer Of the Southern Pacific
Railway Company at Tulare, is
paying Los Angeles visit.
The telegraph lines were down
east of San Francisco last night,
consequently we are without our
usual quantity of dispatches.
MIR. H. Solomon, formerly of San
Diego, but now of Tom bstone, Ari-
IONA, is paying Los Angeles a visit
aud is registered at the Cosm opoli-
tan.
The jury III the case of john J.
Carrillo, former City Tax Collect
or, after being out about five
hours, brought in verdict of not
guilty.
Go to Saxton & Co., Druggists,
for fresh drugs, patent medicines.
and toilet articles. Prescriptions q
speciality. 118 Main street, Los
Angeles.
f. K. Miller, Esq, prominent
attorney of San Louis Obispo, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday en-
route to Arizona. He IL registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
We understand that General
SLOVENIAN sold his grapes thIs sea-
son to Messrs. Shorb and Dreyfu
at $50 per ton, realizing therefor
the handsome aggregate of $40, $50.
Mrs. Pearlman, Of San Francisco,
who has been spending several
weeks with Mrs. DR.. Wise, returns
to that city next week, carrying
with her the good wishes of hosts
of friends whose esteem she has
won during her sojourn in this
city.
Active preparations are being
made for the opening of the Ladies
Fair, Dec. IA. Lunch will be serv.
ed on Tuesday aud each following
day of the week from half.past II
until half-past ! O'Clock. The
young ladies' have charge Of the
first evenings entertainment, and
expect to furnish something de-
lightful.
Professor D. X. Higgins, who
will give three evenings of read
ings, etc., at Good Templar Hall,
commencing next Tuesday, Is ac-
credited by Eastern and California
critics as the best elecutionist who
has yet appeared in such en.er-
tainments. His renditions will be
highly appreciated by our people,
and we bespeak for him full halls.
Sheriff Rowland yesterday ar
rested F. P. Ramirez, late Repub-
lican candidate for the Assembly,
on the charge of being an accesso-
ry before the fact to the altering Of
the certificate of deposit on which
Hidales obtained $2,1 from the
County Bank, about two weeks
ago. Ramirez was taken before
Justice Fisher and gave bail in
81, 600 for his appearance for ex.
animation.
Confidence Engine Co. No. 2, at
their annual meeting last night,
elected the following officers:
President, Walter s. Moore, re.
elected; Secretary, Charles A. Ket-
leri Treasurer, George A. Vignolo,
reelected; Foreman, Robert Eek
ert. re-electedj First Assistant,
John McMenqmy, re, electedi Sec
ond Assistant, Paul Sauhionj Menu
hers OF Board of Delegates, George
e. Gard, John r. Briefly and Hem
rye. Amadon.
The "solid" men of ARIZONA are
beginning to take a lively interest
In Los Angeles real estate. The
other day, Mr.. Buttrick, of Yava.