Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-16
LOCAL HREVITIE S.
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per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press Geographic
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See advertisement headed
"B.ds," under New To-Day.
A practical cheese maker ad.
vertises for o situation In our New
To-Day.
The old war horse has got back
and Is shaving at No.4 Temple
street, for 10 cents.
According to the census the
female population of Massach usetts
exceeds the male by 65 ga.
We learn that Mr.. Sresovich, OF
San Francisco, Is in our midst,
looking after the orange crop.
The Turn-Verein Germania will
give one Of their pleasant socials
at their hall next Sunday evening
County Clerk Potts has received
copies OF the great registers from
all but nine OF the counties of the
State.
The San Francisco papers note
the return to that city from the
East of Major b. c. Truman and
family.
Mr.. d. Mahlstedt, of the Phila.
delphia Brewery, got home from a
visit to the up country overland
yesterday.
The "front" station of the South
ern Pacific, we learn from the
Tucson Star, will be moved to Rio
Miembres next Thursday.
The HERALD steam job office is
prepared to do all kinds OF work In
q very neat and expeditions man.
ner, and at very low figures.
Col. Hewitt Informs us that
track laying on the Southern Pa.
cific Railroad has been completed
to within 80 miles of Ell Paso,
Texas.
Mr.. ]. F. Burns, formerly Sheriff
of this county, we learn, has been
elected State Senator from one of
the districts in Nebraska.
Route Agent Hewitt informs US
that the Arizona bound train last
Thurday night was detained sew
eral hours 10y sand drift on the
desert.
Persons whose names are not on
the great register and who wish to
vote at the city election can be
registered by applying to County
Clerk Potts.
From all appearances Col. Stro.
bridge will eat his Christmas dim
ner in FL Paso. He has always re-
deemed any railway construction
pledge .made by him heretofore.
A gentleman informs us that the
wind storm was so severe in the
vicinity of ColtOn last Thursday
evening that the stage between
that point and Riverside was top,
pied over.
The barometer fell from OPT
yesterday morning to 20 95 at 8:l5
last evening. In the "a hours end
ing at the same hour last evening
the thermometer varied from 70
to 40 degrees.
Councilman Schumacher has
been indefatigable in pushing for
ward all the precautions needed to
prevent the smallpox contagion
from communicating itself from
San Francisco to Los Angeles. We
are glad to note that the epidemic
IL abating in the Golden Gate.
James Ford, who was taken into
custody on account of his peculiar
actions at the United States Hotel,
a few nights ago, was examined by
Drs. Hannon and Barton yester-
day and pronounced insane. He
will probably be taken to the Napa
Asylum to-day.
Postmaster Dunkslberger, Chief
of Police King, Mark &. Matson
and M. B. Boycs, J. P. Of Santa
Monica, went up to San Francisco
overland to appear as witnesses be-
fore the United States Grand Jury
In the case Of Geo. A. Armstrong,
accused OF sending obscene matter
through the mails. City Clerk
Robinson will go up to-day for the
same purpose.
Mr.. J. NJ. Brooks, the defeated
Democratic candidate for Assem-.
blyman from the Santa Barbara.
Ventura district, writes to friend
In this city that, on account Of the
prevalence of the smallpox In the
upper part of the State, he has con-
Guided to postpone his visit to Sac.
ramento for two years, by which
time he hopes that section Will be
entirely healthy.
Having happily disposed OF 8
Presidential election, one which
! VIII deistna'ns BE occupancy Of
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