Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-21

Captain P0lhemus got home yes
terday from trip to the up coun
try.
Mr.. p. Philip has returned from
q sum mer paseo to San Juan Cap
istrano.
Elsewhere appears the delinquent
sale notice Of the Los Angeles Min.
ing and Smelling company.
The Third Ward Hancock and
English Club will hold their regu-
lar meeting to night, at 1880
O'Clock.
A competent woman ADVERTISED 70
for q situation as a cook, or to do
general housework, in our "New
To-Day"
Unrlvaled moonlights have been
the feature of Los Angeles for some
time past. They are, in truth, in
expressibly lovely.
There is n tradition in the San
Jacinto mountains that Judge
Brunson, on his late visit, poisoned
or shot all the bears ii that sec.
tion.
Denker, The handsome and popu.
lar host Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
left yesterday for Sacramento. He
intends to treat himself to n paseo
of q week or SO.
Mr.. A. J. Ryan has returned
from Sacramento, where he did
some excellent service in showing
the State Board of Equalization
the evil Of their ways.
DR.. Barton has performed a num-
Der Of surgical operations lately
which show finesse, delicacy and
skill unusual in men of any age or
degree OF experience.
An Inquest was held on the body
of Jesus Flores at San Gabriel on
Sunday, September 18th. The
cause Of death was rendered by the
jury as epileptic convulsiona.
Sunday the Hebrew Feast of the
Tabernacle began at sundown and
1t will end this evening. Specially
impressive ceremonies at the SYM
agogue characterizs the OCCASION.
Mr.. w. Ward has returned from
q visit to Arizona aud gives yery
glowing accounts of the Tomb.
stone and Globe mining districts.
1t is still moderately warm in the
sun-kissed land.
Those who desire TO attend the
auction Of the Santa Monica Hotel,
on Thursday. can leave for the sea-
side on the $3.50 a. NJ. train and re-
turn on the 4:34 p. NJ. train.
At tho race track on Sunday the
hurdle race was won by J. Cline In
15j. The pigeon shooting WAS also
won by Cline, that gentleman
dropping eight straight birds.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Tur-
ner, an estlmable lady who has re-
sided for years In Los Angeles, will
take place at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing from her late residence on San
Fernando street, near the Toma.
Superintendent G. A. Mentry,
who was In town yesterday, says
that the new well of the company
is down 10 depth of over 700 feet
They have already encountered oil
signs and will push the well down
to depth Of 1900 feet.
Mr.. II. Nadeau has shut down
bis sugar beet works and leaves for
Vallejo. Last week he shipped
twenty tons of dried beets to San
Francisco. He goes to Vallejo to
to inquire into the process Of man
ufacturing beet sugar.
DR.. II. s. Orme has returned
from visit to sixteen States. He
has had ample opportunities for
gauging the political fiber Of the
East and he tells US that Hancock
and English are riding on perfect
whirlwind of enthusiasm. The Doc
tor has thoroughly enjoyed his trip.
We learn that Bishop Mora con-
templates providing the Roman
Catholic Cathedral with new Or
gan, in keeping with its size and
grandeur az THO handsomest church
edifice on the Coast, There is .
striking propriety in such action,
as the choir Is the finest In the
State.
Hon. II. #. del VaIle returned
yesterday from his stumping tour
In the San Joaquin valley. He
represents that section as euthusi-
astic for Leach. He will start out
again either on the last of the pres
ent or the beginning Of the next
month. Leach was to speak In
Bodie last night.
Mr.. Chauvln showed US yester-
day q box of the hottest kind OF
red pepper; and, disporting in the
warm embrace of King Cayenne,
were myriads Of weeviis-weevils
alive and kicking. Weevils like
those could stand even Garfield's 6
record as Credit Mobilierist and
Dc Golyer lobbyist, and still live.
This evening a discussion will be
held at No. 185 Main street, under
the auspices Of the Greenback La.
Dor party. Subject: Resolved
That the National Banking Sys'
tenn 10 conducive 10 the best inter
ests of the country. Mr.. Spence
Of the Com mercial Bank, will oper
the discussion, Mr.. ID. V. Waldror
and others taking the negative.
John Ploughman's Pictures; or
More Of His Plain Talk for PIair