Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-23

returned from San Francisco by
yesterdays overland train.
A middle-aged German, who
speaks good English, advertises fol
situation under New To-Day.
Few of our best citizens can tell
just exactly for whom they will
vote, in the political "glosming"
which 10 ahead.
The Democratic City Convention
to nominate candidates for Mayor
and other city officers, meets at
Union Hall at 7 O'clock this even.
ing.
Two slight shocks of earthquake
are reported To have occurred In
this city shortly after 8 O'clock Oh
sunday evening.
Mr.. M. T. Collins, who has been
visiting his old home at London,
Ontario, returned to Los Angeles
last Friday and is delighted to be
again In our genial climate.
The Los Angeles Guards are no.
titled elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD, to appear at their Armo-
~ on Wednesday next, at s p. NJ,
for grand inspection.
1t should not be forgotten that
the ladies Of the Christian Church
will give a Thanksgiving dinner
and evening entertainment at
Union Hall on Thursday.
Two members of the Doe family
were up before the Mayor yestsr-
day charged with being drunk.
Que paid IS and The other was sent
to the chain gang for Eve days.
In Justice Fishers Court, yester.
daH, Juan Ramirez, one of the par.
ties implicated in the robbery of
Tuch's store, San Gabriel, last
spring, was held for trial In de.
fault Of $500 bail.
M. D. Hare, Constable, will cell
at 2 P. NJ. this day, in front of JUS
tice rrafford's office, corner Tenn.
pie aud New High streets, 40 sacks
potatoes, 25 sacks walnuts aud
about 1000 pounds apples.
Congress Hall, corner Main and
Requena streets, will supply first
class Eastern oysters, ten for 50
cent?; second class, fourteen for 50
cents; California and Puget Sound
oysters 100 for SO cents, delivered
to any place in the city.
We would advise those of our
readers who are fond of fruit to pa.
tronize Mr.. 8. Carliss, Of Rowan's
building, corner of first and Main
streets. His fruits are always OF
the freshest and finest to be found
in the market and are sold at mod
crate prices.
County School Superintenden
Hinton giver notice in this morn
ing's HERALD that an examina.
ton of teachers will be held by the
County Board OF Education al
Good Template Hall, commencing
December 2lst, at Q a. M. and con-
tinuing three days.
Mr.. George w. Brown, formerly
connected with the Star Of this
city, but now Of Tucson, Arizona,
arrived home on Sunday to spend
Thanksgiving with his family
Mr.. Brown Is interested In q num-
Der OF promising mining locations
10 the Territory some one Of which,
It is to be hoped, will turn out q
bonanza.
Mrs. Packard, wife OF the Rev.
Mr.. Packard. former Pastor of the
Congregational Church in this city,
received a telegram from Stockton
yesterday informing her that her
husband had been thrown from o
vehicle while attending a funeral
at that place and dangerously, per-
haps fatally. injured. Mrs. Pack
ard left for Stockton by rail yester.
day.
To the casual observer rain
seems every day imminent, but it
is nevertheless unaccountably de-
ferred. Luna, every night, comes
out clouded but luminous, after
the gas lamps are put out. Corpo-
ration moonlight has seldom been
90 brilliant as during the last two
weeks. Notwithstanding the
abundant promise Of rain.
Thanksgiving Day, with it's over
fed turkeys, looms up in the dim
and not distant perspective, not
withdrawing the fact that Gov.
Perkins did bis best to obscure
Hayes's national proclaim alton.
People have settled down to Thurs
day next as Thanksgiving Day
anyhow, however q Republican
Governor may seek to. cloud the
festal issue.
Chief Of Police King on Sunday
arrested Kate Wozencraft, the
woman who drugged and robbed q
countryman at o house on First
street, on Saturday afternoon, an
account Of which was given ir
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