Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Council this evening.


Council this evening.
Col. Morgan has engaged the
City Band to furnish the music for
the five days walking match at the
Pavilion next week.
Three drunks were up before the
Mayor yesterday morning. One
paid So fine and the other two went
up for five days each.
Col. John g. Capron, OF San Dl-
ego, en- route to San Francisco per
steamer Orizaba, paid Los Angeles
. flying visit yesterday.
We are indebted to tue Central
Hancock and English Glee CIut
for O very pleasant serennde about
midnight last night. We hope the
gentleman may favor us again.
Mr.. Charles Sivalle, general con-
tracting agent for w. w. Coles
shows. arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday and went over to San Ber-
nardino by the afternoon train.
The ball at the Santa Monica Pa
villon tonight promises to be de-
lightful affair, the management
having made every arrangement
for the enjoyment and comfort of
guests.
The train from Arizona, due here
at 10:15A. NJ, did not arrive yester-
day until about 4:3O P. NJ The de-
tention was caused by u washout at
PantOna, q station between Tucson
and Benson.
Mr.. Ed. McGinnis, we are relia-
bly, informed, will present to the
winner of the amateur five day
walking match, to come off ut the
Pavilion next week, a silver goblet
valued at $25.
Mr.. 4. A. Templeton reports that
rain fell on Santa Catalina Island
on Wednesday from 4:30A. NJ until
5:30.P. NJ. water runping through
all the water courses throughout
tie entire day.
We received yesterday from Mr..
William Pridham. agent of the
company at Los Angeles, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s directory, which en-
braces not only the Pacific Coast,
but the rest of the world as we'll.
The train from Arizona yester-
day, due here at l0:l5 A. NJ, did not
arrive until 4:30 yerterday after.
noon. The detention was caused
by washout at Pantano, q station
between Tucson aud Benson City.
There will be a grand walking
match at the Santa Monica Pavil-
ion on Sunday next, between
Scott, Callahan aud others OF the
pedestrians who participated In the
recent match at the Pavilion. For
| particulars see small bills.
Mr.. Shaw, the accident to whom
was reported in yesterday morn
ing's HERALD, was so severely in'
jured that his recovery is despaired
of. No information as to how the
accident occurred had been re-.
ceived up to late last night.
The Turn Verein Germania will
give one of their popular Tani
Kraenchens at their hall on Sun
day evening. Doors open at 7:3(
o'clock. dancing to commence VI
$3.50. Entrance for nOn.memberI
aud mem bere> without their rib
bons, so cents; ladies free.
On Thursday evening, on the oc
casion of his thirty-fourth birth
day. Mr.. Sidney Lacey WAS dined
wined and caned by number O
his friends. Monsieur Dol sur
passed himself and the Inscription
on the gold knob Of his walkinl
stick will long remain an agreeabi
i souvenir to our friend Lacey.
There will be no meeting Of tn
Democratic Club this evening a
the attention of the Democrac
will be directed to the formation {
Precinct Clubs In accordanc
with the request of the Centrt
Committee. The next reguIs
meeting of the Central Club will b
held at the usual place Of meetin
two weeks from to-day.
On Thursday night officers M,
Fadden and Cuddy pulled Ch
nese opium smoking den o
!; : Sanchez street, capturing th
keeper, All Coui, and three whi'
men named VIM. Meyers, Pet'
Il Reese aud John Carter, who wei
lndulging in the dissipation OF u
pipe. The full parsphernalia, II
Guiding lamp, opium, pipes an
Iother utensils were captured. 1
the Mayors Court yesterday morI
ing Meyers and Reese were fins
each SO, and Carter's CASE was Q
. for to-day. Alb Coul, the keepe
will have hearing next Tuesda
y g. N. Wilson, Esq'r.s appearing
:. his attorney.
3. Mr.. T. A. Templston, who can
= over from eAnta Catalina Islal
yeeterday, informs us that
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