Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-24
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Remember the Bon Bon Ball at
Turn Verein Hall this evening.

msnced falling at 1870 O'Clock this
morning.
Mrs. P. Banning, of Wilmington,
and two children, returned from
San Francisco overland yesterday.
The Los Angeles Guards meet al
their Armory Saturday, Nov. 9th,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, for grand inspec.
ton.
Mrs. f. P. Howard and children
came down from San Francisco
overland yesterday on a visit to
relatives In this city.
The announcement of H. Il. Haz.
ard, Esq, as o candidate for City
Attorney, will be found elsewhere
In THE mornings HERALD.
If you have any prejudice in
favor OF white labor, patronize the
Half Price Boot and Shoe House,
Lewis Bros, 81 and SO Spring
street.
We are indebted to the ladies OF
the Christian Church for compli-
mentary tickets to the Thsnksgiv-
Ing dinner to be given at Union
Hall tomorrow.
Owing to the detention of Gen.
Backus the inspection of the Los
Angeles Guards has been post.
poned till Saturday, as will be seen
by announcement,
1t should not be forgotten that
the ladies of the Christian Church
will give a Thanksgiving dinner
and evening entertainment at
Union Hall on Thursday.
Arrived at Wilmington Novsm.
Der 22nd, schooner Humboldt,
Thorow, master, from Cuffsy's
Cove, with $500 railroad ties for
Pacific improvement Company.
There will be union services at
the Fort Street M. E. Church to.
morrow Thanksgiving Day. at IL
A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. J. WELLS,
Pastor of the Presby terrain Church.
The Democratic Convention
which met at Union Hall last night
was the most harmonious and ex-
peditious that we have ever seen /.
The whole business was transact ted
in less than two hours.
Kittie Wozencraft ard the man
o'Brien, accused of dragging and
robbing q countryman, were ex-
amined by Justice Fisher yeste rday
morning and discharged-the eyi.
dence not being sufficient to hold
them.
If your income is not as large as
you would like to have it, keep
even by buying your boots and
shoes at the Great Half Price Boot
and Shoe House, Lewis Bros, 81
and SO Spring street.
Deputy Sheriff Huber yesterday
arrested Francisco Ortego, alias
Chico Mucho, supposed to be one
of the party that robbed Tuch's
store, at San Gabriel, last Spring.
He was locked up to await exami-
nation.
The committee appointed at the
Republican meeting held at room
No. l, Baker Block, last week, re.
quest meeting Of Republicans
this evening at Justice Fishers
court room, to consider the propri-
ETY. of making party nominations
for city offices.
Detective Emil Harris. who has
been at San Francisco and Sacra-
mento for some weeks, got
home overland yesterday. He in
forms us that the train was 80
heavy that it required two loco
motives to draw 1t up the Tehach-
cpl grade.
We were shown yesterday
one Of the ballots voted
In Los Angeles at the
first State election in California,
dated October 7tb, 1850. 1t was
written On blue tinted letter paper,
there having been no printing Of
fee in this city at that early date.
The Bon Bon Ball, given by the
Ladies' Benevolent Society, al
Turn Verein Hall, this evening,
promises to be one of the most en-.
joyable ever given in this city.
Let everybody attend or, at least,
buy a ticket, and thus increase the
power of this admirable Society to
relieve suffering during the COM
ing winter.
Signor Foil. Ia near relative, by
the way, of Daniel j. Foil, Esq, Of
this city, who will be remembered
as a member OF the Maplcs0n opers
troupe, and who is now accompa.
pying Sims Reeves IN u farewell
concert tour through ireland, was
followed by bowling crowd to his
\ hotel at Cork, and subjected to al
manner of insult, for refusing tc
repeat q national song.
Have just received the finest line
of men's shoes ever brought Il
Southern California. Call and see
them, Lewis Bros, Nos 81 and 8!
Spring street.
We find the following illustra'
ton of the saying, "Go away from
home to learn the news" among
lSunbeams in late number Of the
NewYork Sun: ut was nothing but
q wanton desire to kill, as far al
can be learned, that induced two
men, at Los Angeles, CAL, to give
q little boy candy in which they
had put strychnine. He died In
frightful agony. The murderer
had prepared the poison for rats
and they refuse to give any reason