Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-10

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The Supreme Court meets in this
city next Tuesday.
See advertisement, "Lost-$10
Reward" in our New To-Day.
The leading address before the
Spiritual Society this afternoon
will be by Mr.. J. 8. Lpveland, OF
San Bernardino, at Good Templar
Hall, at Bpm
The first Of g regular course Of
Sunday afternoon lectures will be
given at the University building in
West Los Angeles to-day at 8
P. NJ. All are invited.
Col, Jerry Long, the popular and
accommodating conductor on the
San Francisco branch of the South.
ern Pacific, has returned from his
Eastern trip and will be found at
his old post.
We yesterday received q pleas
ant call from Mr.. w. w. Bowers,
Collector of the Port Of San Diego,
who paid Los Angeles flying visit
en- route TO Sla Francisco per
steamer Orizaba.
The Democratic Central Club at
their meeting last night, resolved
to hold an open air meeting next
Saturday night at which speeches
will be made by Judge Willis, of
San BernardIno, and other emf.
neDt Democrats.
Mr.. Stewart, business manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Ofae, goes up to San Francisco to.
day as q delegate to the Grand
Lodge, F. & A. NJ. Mr.. Shearer
will have charge Of the Office dur.
Ing Mr.. Stewards absence.
Twelve hundredths Of an inch OF
rain fell between 8 o'clock Friday
evening and 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, making 14.l0Oths for the
series Of showers which commenced
at 10 A. N. Friday. The heaviest
shower fell ut 1880 and 8 A. NJ. yes.
terday.
There will be temperance meet.
ing at the Round House at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The program me
includes q chant OF the Lords
Prayer by four little girls, n recita-
ton by Miss Bradley, address by
Rev. Mr.. Chase, and a chant,
"Feed my Lambs." by eleven little
girls.
Turnverein Hall. we were glad TO
see, was thronged last night, by a
crowd who seemed disposed to
make up by their liberal expendi-
lures for the sparse attendance and
light receipts on the previous eve.
nings. The Fair closed with u so.
cial dance, which was kept up until
midnight.
Mrs. NJ. E Park, at the request OF
the ladies, whose admiration for
her magnificent display was bound
less, has decided to include Mon
day as ono OF her grand opening
days. Those who were not present
Oil Friday aud Saturday should not
fail to be present on Monday.
County Clerk Potts desires us to
notify all persons who have not yet
registered that the great register
will close on the 18th ipst.-next
Wednesday-after which date no
more names will be entered. All
who wish to vote at the November
election must have their names
registered by that date.
Atthe regular meeting of the Ivy
socialClub held Friday evening the
following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term: President, Edwin
Smith; Vice-President, Syl. f.
Vignoio; Secretary. Frank H
White; Treasurer, J. L. Willettsi
Finance Committee, Gus Root
Rob't TempletoD, w. q. Anderson
| Large quantities Of castor beans
raised by tho farmers of this val
Icy, says the Downey Courier. arr
being shipped to San Franciseo
During the present week three cal
loads Of these beans we're shipped
It would seem to be profitable
crop, being quoted in the San Fran
cisco market at 1925 to $3.50 pc
hundred pounds.a
Tho Greenbackers held meet
ing in front of the Court HOUSE
last night. Speeches were mad
by J. 8. Loveland and D. A. Wal
dron. At the conclusion OF tn
meeting the crowd, which nun,
bered about 200 persons Of all pc
litical parties, quietly dispersed
Very little enthusiasm was mani
tested.
The jury in the case Of VIM. Da
Wis W.. M. Leonis, which has bee
} ON trial In Judge Towards brancl
:: OF the Superior Court for the pas
I four days, retired at $3.50 p. NJ. yes
| terday and at $3.50 brought in
sealed verdict, which will be open
: ed at 10 o'clock OH Monday morn
ing.
From present appearances Sa
Bernardino will send large repre-
sentation to the Los Angeles Fall
. This is as It should be. Let GU
, producers see what their neighbor
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