Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-23
Council this evening.

Council this evening.
Caste matinee at two o'clock thil
afternoon.
See advertisement of shawl found
In our New To-Day.
Information Of the Whereabouts
Of Charley Norton is ADVERT. ed for
in this mornings HERALD.
Don't forget the bargains to be
had at J. G. Brights, the Cheap
store, at No. 50, Main street.
The Supreme Court will proba
bly, get through the business Of the
Los Angeles term next Tuesday
The entries at the Horticultural
!, Fair Numbered 1923 this year
about 80 per cent. greater than last
year.
A majority of the members Of
the San Diego Base Ball Club re.
turned home by the steamer Apcon
yesterday.
The Los Angeles Fire Depart
ment will turn out on Sunday to
escort Pioneer Company No. l, OF
San Bernardeno. to the railroad
depot.
Wallace Leach, Esq, reached
Los Angeles yesterday. He speaks
with great confidence of his can.
vass in all portions Of the district
visited by him.
The final game between the San
Diego Club and the AGNES of this
city, at the Park yesterday, was
closed contested and resulted In a
f, tie, each club making Is runs.
= Angeleiios at San Francisco no.
tells on the 2lst: Mrs. g. E. Long,
Mrs. M. L. East and two children,
Occidental; G. N. Williams, Mrs..
o. A. Williams and children, Russ
House.
Voting for Garfield and Hancock
still goes on. Garfield is ahead.
The Garfield judge at the poll re.
, ceived ten dollars from an Arizona
gentleman last evening. Where ia
the Hancock man that can do bet.
ter?
Our friend e. A. Preuse, of the
Central Pharmacy, had the good
luck to win the handsome gold
hunting case watch, raf1ed at the
Hcwabische Bier Halle on Main
street, night before last.
It is proposed by some Of the
managers Of the Fair to give a
grand promenade concert and ball
ut the Pavilion next Thursday
evening, after the Fair exhibits
have been removed. Full particulars
will be given tomorrow.
Tho new Great Register of this
county, which has been passed to
the printer, contains the names Of
J S,6OS voters. There will be an or.
rata sheet at the end correcting
names which have been mispelled
/. In the body of the Register.
We had the pleasure of visit
4 yesterday from Mr.. Standifer, edi
Z tor Of the San Luis Obispo Tribune
/, Mr.. l.. was here some seven years
.sgo and speaks in terms of admi
ration OF the Improvement which
have taken place since his las
Z visit.
The young ladies' are doing wei
at selling ste.eoscopio Views of thu
1 Fair. They have a table Just out
4 side the Kitchen door in the ar
4 gallery. Visitors at the Fair shoult
b secure these views of the Fair t.
send East. There are several fin,
interior views of the Pavilion.
An important event Is the arriva
to-day of the President, but vol
\ must not lost sight Of one more i'm
portant. ]. G. Bright, the CheaI
store man, has O complete stock o
dry goods, boots and shoes, fresl
from the factories and auctions
which will be slaughtered at lowe
prices than any house In the West
4 J. 8. HARRISON and HARRISON 4
Bowling of San Diego, have thi'
season produced ITO, 900 ms Of hon
ey. which, with shipments TO
other parties made by the firm thi
wear, make their exports Of hone,
about 285, 900 lbs. They have OF
hand yet to ship about $4,000 ms @
comb honey.
L About half past six o'clock las
evening a fire broke out In hous
on New High street, near the rea
OF the Church of the ANGELS, occu
\ pied by Mrs. Kelly. Vigtlanc
Hook and Ladder Company reach
ed i,,.s 6re first and when the en-
Rines arrived had the flames extin
oulshed. The property belongs t
the Gray estate and was damage
to the extent Of about 500.
Sherman, Hyde & Co., Of sa
Francisco, took the first premiur
on their square piano. They re
fused to enter their Californi
made upright and Esty organs "a
com petitions, as they took gol
medals at the State Fair. ThOe
U who wish to buy = new upright Il
$3.50 ct $40 per month"; have
chance TO do 20 this week, as N
0iraEd dooG cot want to pay freigk
md getQFn fo 9an Erapelsoos