Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-19
LOCAL RREVITIEs,
The HERALD is the only newspa-
per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegrsphic
dispatches.


The Bon Bon Ball is the engross'
Ing topic in social circles.
Butchers are now paying A. to Al
cents per pound for hogs.
Fresh salmon and shrimps q
Onstotts, No. 70 Spring street
this morning.
Mr.. T. w. Stackpole will shil
three car loads OF hay for Camp
Lowell, Arizona, to-day.
One produce firm of this city
shipped over $1,000 worth of poul
try and eggs to Arizona last week
The Carpsnteris settlement, In
Santa Barbara county, produces
about 1000 tons of beans this sea-
SOD.
Judge Hines, of the Santa Bar
bara. Ventura Superior Court, will
preside in Judge Towards Court
to-day.
The train from Arizona was
about two hours behind time yes.
terdap. The detention was caused
by sand drifts on the desert.
Notes which reach Los Angeles
assure US that Joe Bayer IL making
q great success in the proprietor.
ship Of Levins's Gardens, Tucson.
The ladies of Trinity M. Z.
Church South give a social at the
residence of Mrs. Wiseman, corner
of Seventh and Fort streets, this
evening.
Costable Botello yesterday after.
noon arrested Pedro Pelegre on the
charge Of stealing a shawl from
Lizzie Lent, . denizen OF Los An
geles street.
Mr.. Sam. G. Cook aud wife left
yesterday per steamer Orizaba on
visit to Santa Barbara and San
Luis Obispo. They will BIZ absent
about three weeks.
A solitary drunk answered the
roll call In the Mayors Court yes.
terday morning and, being unpro-
vided with the cash necessary to
liquinate, was sent up for the usual
number OF days.
Ramon RENO, one Of the parties
implicated in the robbery of Mr..
Cfowders store, at Orange, was
examined before Justice Fisher
yesterday and held for trial In the
Superior Court.
The demand from st. Louis for
the port wines OF the famous Cuca-
nonea ranch Is thing to marvel
at. 1t Ia even greater than our de-
mand for Budweiser Riid Anheuser
beer from the anne section.
The Turn. Verein Germania will
give one of their old time socials
next Sunday evening at their Hall.
Admlttsncs for gentlemen so ce q.
ladies free. Members will please
appear with their badges.
Mr.. Dreyfus. of Anahelm, has
lately received a visit from his
brother, who resides at Mazatlan,
and who Ia interested in one OF the
largest mines Of that section. They
had not met since they were boys.
Mr.. G. E. Park yesterday shipped
three car loads OF English walnuts
to San Francisco, making six car
loads-l30, 900 pounds-shipped this
season. The shipment yesterday
was Of nuts grown In Los Nietos
valley.
There will be u meeting Of the
Fourth Ward Democratic Club al
Tivoli Gardens at o'clock this
evening. A full attendance Is de-
sired a. matters Of Importance will
he considered. See notice in New
To-Day.
AngeleIos at San Francisco or
the 18th: c. H. Bush, Occidental
Il. King and wife, Mrs. Flood ane
three children, Russ House; NJ. II
Sizer, The Baldwin,; M. Il. COllinp
E. G. Becker, Brooklyn; fla. Cole
International.
The Southern District Agrlcul
tural Society, we learn, has as
sumed the mortgage on the Hor'
| ttcultural Pavilion, taking the
property 10 hand. and, hence
forth, the two exhibitions are to be
under one management.
Mr.. w. N. Slocum. who has besl
connected with several newspaper
In Los Angeles for over two year
past, went up to San Francisco pei
steamer yesterday, called thithe
by the death of his daughter, whicl
took place at that city ON the lStl
inst.
| Mr.. r. M. Town, who left her
over two years ago with band {
sheep, has returned to Los Angs
les. During his absence Mr.. Tow
has travelled extensively through
Arizona, New Mexico and pol
ton Of Texas, and speaks In hig
terms of o large portion OF countr
seen by him.
Mr.. 7. J. Higgins, Of San Diego
paid Los Angeles short visit yer
Itsrday, en- route to San Francisc
| mar steamer Orixaba. He report
everything booming at the City q
Bay and Climate, the commence
ment of actual railroad work bay
ing infused new life into the people
Those OF our vineyardists In LIZ
angeles valley, who find the1