Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-07
LOCAL HREVITIES.
Council this evening.

I1Ouso.
Ice cold Book Boca beer on
draught at Robert Eckert's, Con.
gress Hall.
A boy who understands the care
of horses is advertised for under
New To-Day.
There will be fish and chicken
dinner at tho Ocean House, Santa
Monica, on Sunday.
Owing to the press OF ADVERTISE
ments we are compelled to omit
local and other reading matter.
The sacrament of confirmation
will be administered by RI. Rev.
Bishop Mora at the Cathedral on
Sunday.
The annual picnic OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal Sunday School will
be held ut Oak Grove, Pasadena,
to-day.
Mr.. Louis Schultz. proprietor Of
the Pacific Distillery, and family,
are visiting Los Angeles and are
the guests of Mr.. D. Mahistedt.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports this morn.
ing. Passengers take the 1850 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
DON Juan Forster, of the rancho
Santa Msrgarita, San Diego coun.
ty, came up to Los Angeles yester-
day and ia registered ut the Coz.
mopolitan.
Mr.. Eli Hawkins, who was se.
verely injured by. being thrown
from his buggy, about five weeks
ago, although not fully recovered,
is able to be- about.
Mr.. L. Taylor and bride (uee
Sehorita Maria de la Guerra, oil
Santa Bartara.) of Ventura, are
visiting Los Angeles. They are
stopping ut the Pico House.
Mr.. p. ID. Benedict, Of Monte
Vista, WAS in the city yesterday.
He reports that tho crops 10 that
section are more promising than
he ever knew them before.
Notwithstanding the disbanding
of the Los Angeles Guard, the rifle
team will compete on the 18th inst.
with the Turnverein team for the
gold medal offered by the Guard.
We received pleasant call from
Judge J. b. Parker, of Pomona,
yesterday. He reports the crops in
that neighborhood as looking fine,
with the prospect of q good yield.
There was filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday
deed from j. X. Maxwell to +.
N. Mcdonald, conveying two
tracts iu the Rancho San Pedro for
the Gum of $50, GOO.
On Monday, May 9th, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, the pupils Of the Sis
ters' school Will give musical and
literary entertainment ut their
school, to which they cordially in.
vite their parents and friends.
Mr.. T. G. Friedlander, of San
Francisco, arrived overland yesterD
day and is registered at the Picl
House. He goes to San Diego t.
com plete the loading OF the shif
st. stephen with wheat for Eng
land.
Mr.. Simon White, OF Sepulvsds
Station. yesterday received news o.
the death OF his mother, which oc'
CURED at Chelsea, Massachusetts,
on Holy Thursday. The old lady
had reached the advanced age of u
years.
The management Of the Adelph
expects four additional lady
specialists from San francisco
within a day or two. Mr.. Kramel
informs US that 1t 10 his intention
to make the Adelphl the pleasant
est pleasure resort on the Coast.
The Briti-h bark Lady Head ar
rived at Wilmington yesterday
with $50 tons of coal for the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company
After discharging coal she will
take on u full cargo OF Odessi
wheat and sail direct for London
England:
1t Ia with regret that we an
uounce the death of Mrs. Lou G
Lindley, wife Of DR.. Walter Lind
ley, which occurred in this cit,
Yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was q most estimable lady and he
death will be- regretted by q larg
circle of friends, to whom she hat
endeared herself by her man!
anna qualities. The funera
will take place from the famil.
residence, Fort street,at 2:3O o'cIocI
? this afternoon.
The attention Of our readers i
directed to the double column ad
vertisement of H. Eusskind, OF tn
Progress Store, who has just re
ceived his spring importations o
clothing aud furnishing goods q
the newest styles and OF all quail
, ties, from the moat substAutia
every day wear to the finest. II
! has ALSO recsived An immense 81
! sortment Of hats boots and shpsl
g | Persons requiring anything IN hi
line should nef ~ e eeve him