Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-12
LOCAL RREVITIES.
The HERALDis the only newspa-
per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press Geographic
dispatches.

The Nellie Boyd combination
are giving performances at San
Bernardin0.
Fresh salmon, wholesale and re-
tall, this morning at Onstott's, 10
Spring street.
Messrs. George E. Long and Will
D. Gould returned from San Fran
cisco overland yesterday.
Col. G. e. Huber, who has been
up to Eau Quentin on a business
trip, got home overland yesterday.
We acknowledge the compile
ment Of an invitation to a social to
be given by the Ivy Club, at Union
Hall, Friday evening, Nov. 10th.
The Democracy Of the city of San
Jose elected their nominee for City
Justice of the Peace, w. P. Veuve,
ESQ.,, although that city give Re-
publican majority.
The authorship OF the Morey let.
ter is no longer mystery. Judge
A. B. Mofntt, of San Fernando,
confsssos to the soft impeachment.
With his little pen he wrote 1t.
Merriam, q notice Of whose ar
rest for driving off with q farmers
wagon appeared in yesterdays
HERALD, will be examined before
Justice Fisher to-day on q charge
Of grand larceny.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Garfield received 60 votes more
than Hancock In Los Angeles
county, he ran 1876 votes behind
Hayes, while Hancock received
nearly 800 less than Tilden.
Mrs. Reese. who lives on the
Rancho La Puente, sold the crop
from her nine acre vineyard
about 70 tons-to Mr.. L. J. Rose for
1852. They were OF the Mission
variety and yielded about Is pounds
to the vine.
Angelefios at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 10th: Mrs. Temple, Miss
Temple, w. w. Jenkins, Tho Bald
win; E. Birdsall and wife, Lick
House; G. E. Huber, Russ House
w. J. Buckingham, 3. Holmes, In
ternatiOnal.
In our notice OF the entertain.
ment given by the school teachers
night before last we inadvertently
omitted the name of Professor 7.
A. Saxon, who recited the "Brides
Of Euderby" In mastery manner,
eliciting the enco mi u ms Of all pres
ent by bis finished elOcution.
The balance OF the oil paintings
ut the City Of Paris store will be
clio ,ed out this evening. Every.
thing left will be exhibited this
morning. This 10 the first and will
probably be the last sale ever to DC
made In our city by those well
known San Francisco artists.
The municipal cauldron is boil
Ing at very lively rate. Amongst
probable candidates for Mayor we
catch the names of Col. T. 8. Hall.
Mr.. Prudent Beaudry, Judge Law.
lor, the present Mayor, Tobsrman,
Councilman Schumacher, and our
famous weather prophet, Mr.. J. w.
Potts.
The members OF Merrill Lodge,
No. 200, I. o. g. T., are notified In
our New To-Day to meet at the
Fort street M. e. Church at 1:15
O'Clock this afternoon to attend the
funeral Of their late brother, Glenn
B. Seym 1t is hoped that a.
many mem bers as can possibly dc
80 will take part in the obsequies.
The funeral of Glenn B. Sey.
mour, son OF MI. !. III. Seymour OF
the Grange Store, will take place
from the Fort street M. E. Church
At 1880 p. NJ. to-day. The deceased,
who for some time filled the POSI-
ton of clerk In his fathers store,
was q most exemplary young man
and by his uniform courtesy had
epdesred himself to q large circle
Of friends who will regret his early
death.
We take the subj item In
regard to work on the Guaymaf
and Arizona Railroad from the
Tucson Star Of the 9th inst: The
pile bridge has been completed
from Ardelia Island to the main
land, and a new town has beer
laid out on the shore. Forty milei
have been graded and sixty more
are under contract, completing tht
line 10 Hermosillo. Half mile
Of track has been laid at Punta
Arena. One locomotive and q
construction cars are working anC
1900 tons Of steel rails have beer
landed, and more are on the way
The road will be completed anC
running to Hermosillo by April.
For two or three days past a mar
has been stopping at the Unitet
States Hotel whose actions wer'
90 peculiar as to attract the notice
Of every body about the house. H.
maintaiued an unbr0ksn silence
neither speaking to any one him
self nor replying when addressed
Lsst night his actions were 81
queer that the night clerk, fearing
that something might happen t.
him In his distraught condition
called officer Roche's attention tt
him and be was taken Into cust0d,
and locked up. His abberatiovn !
supposed to have been caused b.
excessive drinking and 1t i
thought that II kept from liquor h
will recover his senses.