Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-07-14
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The attention of house movers lie
directed to the advertisement
headed blouse to Move"
The Turn Verein Germania hold
their semi-annual meeting for the
election OF officers to night.
The population of Tucson, accord
ing to the returns Of the enumera-
tors, is composed, so far, of 6 $3.50 in
habitants.
Mr.. Il. ". Stackpole yesterday
went out to Arizona on brief bus
mess visit. He will visit Prescott
before he returns.
Hon. G. Wiley Wells, Col. r 8.
Baker and Mr.I. Lankershim were
Registered at the Palace Hotel, San
Francisco, on Monday.
We have received a compliment
ary season ticket to the State FAIR,
which opens at Sacramento Mon
day, September Goth aud will con.
tinue six days.
Tong Kee gives notice in our
New To-Day that he has purchased
the store of Quong San Kee, No.
IS Niger alley, where he will con-
tinue he business.
The ion of members of the
Dem ocratic County Central Com
mittee is directed to the call for a
meeting, TO be held at the office of
the Secretary next Saturday.
The attendance at the benefit to
Professor Conterno, at Turn Verein
Hall last night, considering the OBJ
ject for which the entertainment
was given, was not as large AS we
expected to see.
At the Mayors levee yesterday
morning two drunks were fined re-
spectively So and $40 and in default
of cash were sent to the chain gang
to work out the amounts at the
rate of 81 per day.
Wallace Leach, Esq, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday and is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan. He
will remain in the city until after
the Democratic Congressional Con-
yentiop, which meets August 4th.
Arrived at Wilmington, July ID,
schooner Hayes, Hansen master,
four days from Noyo. with $500
railroad ties for Pacific Improve
mept Company; schooner Edith,
Jacobs master, five days from Ma.
varro, with lumber and ties for Pa
c!fic Improvement Company
steamer Newport, Plummer mas.
ter, from San Francisco, with ties
for Pacific improvements Company
Major George f. Gard, Chief OF
Ordnance on General Boyer's staff,
who went up to BodIe several
weeks ago, is expected home to-
day. He comes TO remove his fam
lily to his new location, where, we
understand, he is engaged in pro-
missing mining enterprises. The
Major is an active aud enterprising
business man, and we, in common
with his numerous friends in this
section. are glad to hear of his sue
cess.
A gentlemen, recently from Mo
iave county, informs us that II
Mineral Park diaLlict several new
mills are being ERECTED. Much
prospecting H. reported as bein,
done Ia various parts Of that coa4
~ with good results, so far sl Ut
are concerned, bus the great dlfil
Guilty IL the ats OF capita n
is said tba' 1 fnltu.e and tH'
McCre 5rit 9 anH"t ftaf'n =
~, f44 a apparently
'rs,ea." Sur.
.,f...... San Bernardint
q ~ Jaw relating to as
rlgidly. He has assess
s4 ,e water ditohas in that count.
AZ GUMS very nearly their value
The old San Bernardino ditch
assessed at $4,000, and the sunny
= side at Sf0,00O, There is no douo
q Chat the law authorizes such assess
! meuts, and 10 ought to be amende
a so az to exclude from taxation irr
eating bitches which are maintain
r 90 at & steady ipss.-1ndhe'm 0o
{ sette
!, The Aygoaat Of last week cor
y fains atory o. some length, froi
the German, entitled "AlPs Fa
n Love and War;" translated b
a nJrs Chioe 3. Jones, ofsthe Publ
= sebo6l Department, this city. MI
roues mas heretofore contribute
one or two irausiations of stori'
s. and spverai Of the minor poems
usirp. which we're artisticall
tnrned into our vernacular. Mr.
ronsa IA an aeoonaplished llngui
~ and bor trlnslations have the mer
,,e nf baing presented in most exen
ii plarS Euglish.
be- District Deputy Grand Mast
A. NJ. Lawrence, assisted by
nurher of Past Grands, INSTALL
tba following officers of Gold.
Rnla Lodge No. 100. /. O.. y
Iondas evening: N. g.. Arth1
y ~ ,ir,ann, Y. G. w. @, KeTckh
y MI eugene aermsin; Perm
a ~ Aecfefary. q. e.. Lips; Tres
aref. n. n. Mcfarland; Condqot<
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