Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
LOCAL RREvITIEs.
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Council this evening.

Council this evening.
See advertisement Laborers
Wanted.n
A furnished house is advertised
for In our New To-Day.
There are 1900 sacks OF wool Of
the fall clip stored in Mr.. e.
Naud's warehouse.
Simon Norton, son Of Mr.. M.
Norton, will be confirmed at the
Jewish Synagogue at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Mr.. N. r. Vail, nominated by
the Greenbackers for Councilman
from the Fifth Ward, declines to
be q candidate.
Messrs. L. Mesmer, J. Brousseau,
L. NadsaT and F. w. Temple re-
turned from San Fraucisco over.
land yesterday.
Bishop Kavanaugh will preach
at Trinity Church, Spring street, at
IL A. n. Tomorrow Sunday and
dedicate the church.
We hail the pleasure of meeting
our friend Griswold in Los Angeles
yesterday. He Is accompanied by
his wife on his present trip.
The Ancon's passenger list, print
ed In our telegraphic columns,
shows that the tide Of travel from
the metropolis to Los Angeles is
inoreasiDg.
Los Angeles Chapter No 80, r..
A. NJ, will hold special convoca-
ton this evening for the purpose
Of comforting the Royal Arch
degree.
The social of the Lvy Club at
Union Hall last night was largely
attended and was, like all the en-
tertainments given by the Ivys, q
most enjoyable affair.
The grand organ for the Catholic
Cathedral, recently constructed In
San Francisco at an expense OF
$4,000, is expected to arrive next
week. It will probably be in place
in the course Of four or five weeks.
The Turn. Verein Germania will
give one OF their old time socials
next Sunday evening At their Hall.
Abundance for gentlemen so cents,
ladies free. Members will please
appear with their badges.
Never in the history of our city
will our streets be fuller Of people
than towards the holidays. And,
just about that time, we may be-
gin to look for the first excursion
train on q completed transconti-
mental line below the snow belt.
Democratic primary election this
afternoon from 2 to s O'Clock, 10
elect delegates to the City Conven.
ton which meets at Union Hair
next Tuesday evening. For polling
places see advertisement else.
where.
Chief Of Police King, City Clerk
w. w. Robinson and Mr.. w. T.
Maxton, who went up to San Fran.
cisco to testify before the United
States Grand Jury in the case Of
Geo. A.Armstrong, got home over.
laDd yesterday.
Henry Il. Denker aud Larry
Connolly, big chiefs of the Har-
shawnese tribe. arrived in town
Sunday and left last evening for
Dos CAbezss, where they have i'm
portant mining interests. They
have both met with success in
Arizona, and deserve it.-2omb.
stone Epitaph.
We learn that the aplary OF Mr..
Smith, located in the Verdugo
Cahop. was entirely destroyed by
dre yesterday. Another apiary in
the same locality, the name of
whose owner we did not learn, was
also destroyed. The IRE started at
the mouth OF the Canon and burnt
the brush and grass as far ~ Mr..
Sutton's place.
In the First, Fourth and Fifth
Wards meetings Of citizens, ire
spectivs Of party, were held last
night for the nomination Of candi-
dates for the Council. In the First
Ward, from which one member IL
to be elected, VIM. T. Lambie, a
resident of East Los Angeles, was
unanimously chosen. The Four b
Ward, which elects two memb ers,
selected 8. M. Perry, OF Boyle
Heights, and B. Cohn, OF this side
Of the river. In tho Fifth Ward,
which has but one vacancy to fill
this year, Col. Walter 8. Moore is
the peoples choice.
Mr.. E. Maud will commence,
next week, the erection OF . brick
addition to his warehouse on Ala.
media street, the ground dimensions
to be lOOx200 feet. It will be on
the south sida where the founda-
ton trenches have been dug for
some months. The addition will
be divided into two equal apart
ments, the more southerly one,
10000 feet, to be used by Mr..
Maud for his wine establishment.
and the other for the storage OF
wool. When this is completed the
original warehouse will be devoted
exclusively to the storage Of grain.
The train from San Francisco,
due here at 1:55 p. NJ, did not ar.
rive yesterday until $50. The de.
tsntion was caused BY an accident