Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-08
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per In Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegrsphic
dispatches.

MIR. J. de Barth Shorb, OF San
Marino, was in tho city yesterday.
DR.. o. M. Wozencraft is In the
city and is q guest at the Cosmo.
politan Hotel.
Justice Lawlor will render bis
deslsion In the case of the. People
vs. G. White this morning.
Sheriff Rowland, who has been
spending several days at his ranch,
returned to town yesterday.
The attention of contractors is
directed to an advertisement which
appears under New To-Day.
Three drunks were arraigned be.
fore the Mayor yesterday morning.
Two were sent up for ten days each
and the third was discharged.
Don Miguel dc Pedrorena arrived
from San Diego. Via the San ia
cinto Rancho. yesterday, and is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
The joint committee on the re.
ceptIon uf President Hayes aud
party are requested to meet at the
May, rs Office at l o'clock P. NJ. to-
day.
The Rev. Mr.. BiIdsall, Of Stock
ton, Is visiting friends In this city
and will preach at st. Athanasius
Episcopal Church next Sunday
at IL A. M. and 7:30P. NJ.
Our citizens should not forget
Mlat there are but two nights more
Of the Orphans' Fair. when 1t is
hoped they will attend en- masse
and spend their money literally
for this worthy object.
The officers and members Of
Thirty-EIghts Engine Company
No. l, ars notified elsewhere to re.
port at the engine house at seven
o'clock this evening for company
drill. A full attendance IL re.
quested.
Col. Hollister, of Ssuta Barbara,
writes to Mr.. Rice, Secretary Of
the horticultural Society, that a
very full exhibit of the products Of
that county will be made at the
Fair to be held In this city from the
18th to the Esd instants.
Dr.. Norman GriswoId, lessee Of
the Pico House, came down from
San Francisco overland yesterday.
He will al once commence getting
the Plco ready for the reception of
guests and in few weeks this
popular hostelrie will again be
thrown open to the public.
United States Senator James Il.
Farley, 1t will be seen by announce
msnt elswhere, will address the
citizens of Los Angeles next Mon.
day evening. He has proven him
self sterling friend OF Southern
California, and should have rous-
ing meeting. Let every Democrat
turn out.
A party, composed Of D. A.
Stern, Jnan Valdez, Bonafaoio
Marquee aud Pascual Marques will
start In a few days on hunting
expedition to q point 100 miles
above the Malaga ranch. The
party will be provided with four
horse team, saddle horses and q
foil camp equipment. They expect
to be absent several weeks.
The ladies' Benevolent Society
will conduct completely appoint.
ed New England kitchen at the
Pavilion during the Horticultural
Fair. Here baked beans, pumpkin
pie and other New England dishes
will be served by lady attendants
dressed in the costume Of their
grandmothers. All the accessories
will be such as to remind natives
Of that SECTION OF our comm ION
country of their old home.
Mr.. George Rice, Secretary Of the
Horticultural Society, received a
letter from Mr.. w. g. Kimball, Of
San Diego, yesterday, Informing
him that the people Of that section
have entered into an arrangement
by which they will exhibit the
contribution Of that county to the
Fair az an association. Their ex.
hibit will be very full and will en-
brace specimens Of all the horticul.
tural and pomological products 0f
that section.
We we're shown yesterday a
specimen of the sugar made by the
Alvarado sugar factory from the
sun.dried beets prepared by Mr.. R;
N adeau. Although tits unrefined
| 1t ts almost as fair as coffee sugar
and appears to be well granulated:
Judging from the sample, the fact
| is Established that beets grown in
Los Angeles county possess the
necessary amount Of saccharlne
matter and that the oply thing
needed 10 proper hapdling.
BY announcement elsewhere II
will be seen that the st. Charles
Hotel will be re.opened to the pub
| lic next Sunday by Mr.. ia. Brown,
| whose reputation ss a tirst-class ca.
terer H. co.eXtensive with
Southern California. The hotel
has been refurnished throughout
and will be kept IN first-class style.
Guests will find the accommoda-
tions of this hotel all that could be
desired. The st. Charles always
was . very popular hotel, and we
are sure that under its new and
4 efficient management 1t will main.
I tain its former high reputation.
Joe Bayer, the most famous and
popular estsFer Los Angeles hal
svsr hGN. has made Up his mind Z
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