Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-09

uISpotCuoSs
We received q pleasant call from
Mr.. r. Bledsoe, of San Bernardlno
yesterday.
| DR.. Fulton, proprietor of Fulton
Sulphur Wells, was in tho city
yesterday.
Mr.. L. Levin returned from al
extended visit to San Francisco BY
yesterdays overland train.
The voters offour precincts In Ear
Diego county felt 80 little interes,
In the election that the polls were
not opened.
The cost of it! OF what? Tha,
nDbby business suit at the Xxi
Downey Block, was only Sis, and
all wool at that.
Information has been received
here that r. J. Pittman, o form 81
resident OF Los Angeles, died al
Mariana, Florida, October 22d.
The report Of the proceedings Of
yesterdays session OF the Teach
Institute will be found on the
fourth page of this morning's HER
AID.
Ticket No. IS, held by Mrs. J. de
Barth Shorb, Of San Marine, won
the cake ratified by the Young La
dies Auxiliary Society yesterday.
Fred Woodbury.. charged with
grand larceny, plead guilty In
Judge Sepulveda's Court yesterday
and was sentenced to States Prison
for one year.
Dop't 60 out doors without pair
Of CATERS or Alexis ties at So, or
good full stock winter boots for So,
from the Xxi, Downey Block.
The attention ofour citizens gen.
orally is directed to the advertise.
ment headed important Notice,u
which will be found in our New
To-Day.
BY notice under the proper head
it will be seen that Mr.. Nathan
Calm, OF the firm Of Eugene Meyer
d Co., of this city, was married at
San Francisco October 3lst, to Miss
8. Willard of that city.
Mr.. Percy Wiggins, an nccount
OF whose fearful injuries appeared
iu the HERALD of last Friday, in
the opinion of the attending physi-
cisn, DR., kirkpatrick, is not likely
to recover.
Los Angeles on Sunday looked
like deserted village. At almost
any time during the day one could
look up or down Main street with
out seeing over half dozen per-
sons.
Something wonderful Ia it that
you eau buy such hobby cashmere
and fur hats at the XXI, Downey
Block, for 81, $3.50 and So.
Mr.. Nathan Cohn, of the Capitol
store, celebrated his 21st birthday
last Saturday by social entertain.
ment at Leck's Hall that
evening. About seventy couples
were present and a delightful time
was passed In dancing and other
amusements. We join with his |
many friends in wishing the young |
gentleman many years Of happi-
ness.
The Board of Supervisors met |
yesterday and canvassed the votes
cast at the Presidential election.
The only other business transacted
was to receive and file a protest |
presented by John Ry land Briefly
and Henry Augustus Barclay,
OF the Republican Coun- |
ty Central Committee, against
counting the vote returned from
Fountain Valley and San Antonio |
precincts, on the ground that. the
election officers having failed to
send in the poll list with the bal
lots aud other papers, the return
was, consequently, illegal.
From q private letter received by
DR.. K. d. Wise yesterday we are
permitted to make the following
extract 10 REGARD to the spread of
the smallpox In San Francisco.
The letter is dated Nov. 6ths
The smallpox Is almost an cpl
demic here. There are about 300
cases in the pest house and no tell
ing how many around town. The
widest kind Of rumOrs are afoat
They say there are 80 cases vt the
Baldwin Hotel, and that 6 cases
yesterday and 10 to-day were taken
from the Windsor, corner Of 9Th
and market. John Skae, one of the
biggest stock operators, aud form
erly President of the Sierra Ne
vsda mime, WAS taken from the
Baldwin to the pest house yester-
day, and, just now, they had news
at the Bank Of California that he
died to-day. This Is the one alb
sorbing topic. election and every.
thing else is forgotten. Doctors
are going about and vaccinating in
all the offices at one dollar u head,
and every place you go smells so OF
carbolic acid it is hardly possible
to breathe.
Spread the news, that those
hobby listers and fine winter over
coats have arrived from New York
at the Xxi, Downey Block; $40,
$l2, $l5 and SIS.