Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-09
LOCAL BREYITiEss.
Admission Day.

<AA"ASoaOo A~"ys
See advertisement, "For Sale"
under New To-Day.
Tropic fruit laxative and Eno's
fruit salt just received at Preuss &
Pironi's.
To-day being legal holiday no
paper will be Issued from this of.
flee tomorrow.
To-day being q legal holiday
Admission Day-no business will
be transacted in the Courts or
other county officers.
The German Hancock and Eng
lish Club will meet at the Club
rooms, Downey Block, Tomorrow
(Friday) evening at s O'Clock.
At the special meeting of Coun-
Gil last evening Councilman 0. III.
Bliss was added to the committee
appointed to receive President
Hayes.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Francis G. Coulter will take place
from the residence of her son, Rev.
B. f. Coulter, Olive street, at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
One OF the interesting events at
the Pavilion this evening will be
the fat mans race, between three
~ hoot l. nj n
There will also be mile dash
against time.
The Board of Supervisors yester-
day appointed Messrs. Rogers,
Harmon and Egan committee on
behalf of that body to act in con.
junction with the joint Councils
and Citizens Committee in the re-
ception of President Hayes.
Supervisor Prayer and Deputy
Assessor Ryan, of the committee
appointed to confer with the State
Board of Equalization, leave for
Sacramento to-day. Supervisor
Egan, the other member of the
committee, goes up tomorrow.
Council met in adjourned session
last evening to receive the assess
ment books as corrected by the
Board of Equalization, after which
they adjourned until seven O'Clock
Friday evening when they meet to
make the annual tax levy.
We have received a programme
of the annual Fair of the Golden
Gate Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair Association. comprising the
counties of San Francisco, Ala
media and Contra Costa, to be held
at Oakland, and extending from
the 18th till the 18th Of September,
both inclusive.
Hon. II. f. del Vale leaves to.
day to make n canvass of the
Fourth District in the interest OF
the Democratic ticket and will
open the campaign at Bakersfield
tomorrow friday night. He
goes thence to Visalia, Hanford
MERGED, Mariposa, Modesto and
other points in the district.
/ Mr.. o. III. Bliss yesterday exhib
tied In the window of the Contra
Pharmacy, Spring street, a very
fine specimen of the "Souvenir d.
Congress- a very fine looking pear
grown from graft brought from
France two years ago. 1t has
luscious look, and we have NJ
doubt will prove a delicious add
ton to the fruits Of Southern Cali
fOrnia.
The many friends of Mr.. G. Z
Ward, who was for four years con
nected with the Singer Sewing
Machine Company in this city
will regret to hear of his death
which occurred at Santa Rosa o
Saturday last, where he acted a
, agent for the Singer Company
Mr.. Ward was most estimabl
man and enjoyed the confidenc
! and respect Of all with whom b
was brought in contact.
There will be n lawn and parlC
social at the residence of Rev. J
Ellis, corner of Pearl and Eight
D streets, Friday, September 10tl
from 4 to6P. NJ. Refreshments
$3.50 and 8 O'Clock. The hous
grounds and company will be pho
9 toeraphed at 4:30 o'clock by Blk
Ellis, photographers. A panoram
r of statuary, Centennial aud otht
views, by w. L. Milmore, frol
e 7:3O to $3.50 o'clock. Programme
music, readings, in the parlors, U
}. TO 10 O'Clock. The last street O.
: leaves sixth and Pearl streets at
O'Clock. Admission to all the prt
rramme aud refreshments, exceI
Ice cream, only % cents. Horse
l. and carriages provided for.
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who can
down from the up-country yeste
: day, brought with him VIM.
" Stoner, believed to be the leader
D, the gang who perpetrAted the
or RES Of robberies commencing wi
2 the attack on Mr.. 6teinhart,
,e Anaheim, some months ago. Z
Il nleO believed to be the pers'
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