Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. G. P. Taggart, of San Diego,
Is paying Los Angeles a visit.

/ 80 ply Ab6 A%Vo A okSsS1 -
Mr.. ]. c. McMenomy got back
from San Francisco yesterday.
Carter's California party will
leave Boston for this Coast on the
18th of September.
The challenge of Callahan, the
pedestrian, thus far remains with.
out an acceptance.
A brother of the late Mr.. 3. G.
Hoyle, of Atlanta, Georgia. is pay.
ing Los Angeles a visit.
In response to the greenback
clamor Los Angeles IL to have at
least one National bank.
In our "New To-Day" appears
the advertisement of gentleman
who desires to buy a"Bee Ranch"
Mr.. VIM. r. Slack, Of the San
Gabriel valley, had leg broken
the other day. while moving some
pipes of wine.
We have again uninterrupted
railway Communication with Ari-
zona, but, for how long, Oh Lord,
how long?
The Republican party would
have polled its full party vote If, In
q tit of wisdom, 1t had nominated
q man like Crank for Congress.
The San Gabriel valley, like
every other precinct in the county,
comes to the fore with Republic
cans who are going to vote for
Hancock.
HANCOCK and English clubs are
being organized, as If by magic, all
over Los Angeles county. The
people take kindly to the move.
| ment.
AS advertised elsewhere, there
will be a meeting at Washington
Gardens, on Saturday, August
28th, at 1880 r. M, to organize a
Fifth ward Hancock and English
club.
The Commercial Bank yesterday
received bar of silver bullion
from Bidwell's Ivanpah mine,
WEIGHING 147175 ounces and valued
at SIPS. 92.
We had the pleasure of meeting
yesterday Msjor e. B. Grimes,
chief Quartermaster In Arizona of
the United States Army. He is en-
route to San Francisco, where he
proposes to spend u few days.
The HERALD will give chrome
for reliable report of Democrat
In good standing In this section
who intends to vote for Garfield
and Arthur.
The redoubtable Alfred Moore,
the original Green scker par er.
oellence Of Los Angeles county,
still makes his periodical appear
ances from the country.
Mr.. J. F. Crank says our Mission
grapes are suffering from mildew,
owing to the cool weather aud the
foggy nights and mornings. The
Muscats, also, are said by him to
be blasting on the vines.
We are indebted to Mr.. Gray, of
San Francisco, for the national an
them, "God Bless Our Glorious
Land" q male quartet sang by
the Amphions, words by Sam
Booth, music by George II. Evane.
Mr.. James w. Dunno has ar-
rived in Los Angeles from Arizona.
He will relieve Major Morford
from the task of experimenting
the hay and other forage purchased
for tile Use of the government
troops in the territory.
A remittitur in the case Of
Fletcher vs. Mower, one Of the lien
land casee, was received from the
Supreme Court. 1t revtrses the de-
cision of the Seventeenth District
Court and orders Judgment to enter
for plaintiff.
The Democrats of the Third
Ward have completed their organ.
ization and permanently settled in
their quarters at the corner of Sec.
Ond aud Spring streets. They are
to meet again on Tuesday evening,
at 1880.
| We learn that the bee. keepers Of
our section are shortly to have an
organ. It is to be called The Cali.
fornia Bee Journal, and the first
number will be issued about
November 1st of this year. Judge
lowering will fill the editorial
chair, with Garter & Rice pub
fishers.
II all the hay available in Los
Angeles county this year Is util
ised, that alone would make a cou.
siderable difference to the credit
side of our ledger. Enough grass
, and hay 60 to waste every year il
this county to make an Eastern
community rich.
Palos Verdes Is the name of tn,
D new landing or the +. y. 3. 5. 20
at the wharf recently erected by
the company. This landing wal
formerly known by the genera
) title of San Pedro Bay, but 1t ha
now been christened under the
: name OF the ranch on which thu
: wharf was built.
Tuesday afternoon boy named
Edwards had q backward plung
into old ocean from the new whar
at South Santa Monica. Pedr
Garcia, who happened to be pres
ent, called to the boy to seize hol
Of q pile, while he procured plank
which he extended to the Lad
= whose life was thus saved.
W. l...c frov,n sho M.sue T. >SSos