Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Council this evening.

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Council this evening.
Judge Sepulveda is adding to hi
picture gallery.
See advertisement 40 Let" In
our New To-Day.
See advertisement headed mo
tice," under New To-Day.
The place to get good cup o
coffee, Smiths, No. 2 Temple
street.
Already eyes are beginning to b
turned longingly towards SAINTS
Monica.
Mr.. w. 8. Chapman, in our N ew
To-Day, advertises a crop of grow.
ing grain for sale.
Mr.. Payne is doing some very
superior Photographic work in The
old Wolfenstein Gallery.
There is a telegram at the West.
ern Union Telegraph office for
Thos. Robinson, care of Turner
and Vignes.
A competent authority puts the
value Of the crops of the cereals
raised in Los Angeles Last year at
fully So, Goo 900.
City Justice Adams yesterday
turned over to the City Treasurer
$246.9 5, the proceeds of his office
for the month OF March.
Mr.. M. H. de Young, Of thu San
Francisco Chronicle pal scd through
Los Angeles yesterday, en- route to
Arizona and New Mexico.
The Los Angeles Law Library
Association has been dissolved and
the books returned to the mem ers
who loaned them to the Society.
Doctor J. d. Dunlap tells US that
the mining outlook at Silverado il
q most promising one. We are to
be treated to developments shortly.
The steamer Ancon saila fol
San Francisco and way ports to.
day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
N. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
There will be a closing out auc.
tion of the Drew consignment oil
dry goods. boots aud shoes, at lie
Cardona Block, at 2 and 7.30 O'Clock
this afternoon and evening.
Deputy Sheriff Huber went ur
to San Quentin overland last even.
ing having in charge Laura A.
Steele, sentenced to that institu-
tion for six months for bigamy.
The Los Angeles shipper and re.
ceiver Of shipments looks longingly
to the day when the s. P. and A.
T. & g. F. Railways will announce
a joint schedule over the transcon.
tinental route.
The display Of goods in the mid
die window of the City Of Paris
store, in richness of material, vari-
ety of color and artistic arrange.
,aent, cenDot, In our opinion, he
urpassed on the Pacific Coat.
A special train containing Col.
harlss Croker, President o. the
Southern Pacific Railway, Mr..
Frank NJ. Pixley, of the Argonaut,
and q number Of other gentle
men, passed cut to the front yes
terday.
Apgeleilos at San Francisco no.
tells March Slst: S. J. Mayo, Lick
House; w. Maliard. Palace; NJ.
Him. and wife, American Elk.
change; T. Sweczs and family. A.
Pike, International; Mrs. w. D.
Bigelow and con, Russ House.
The officers and members Of Los
Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. g. A. NJ,
are notified by advertisement else
where that there will be meeting
of the Lodge at 1880 o'clock this
evening for work in the Second De-
gree. Members of Pentalphs
Lodge are invited to attend.
Attention is directed to the In
surance card of Mr.. Charles r.
johnson, which will DO found un.
der New To-Day. He represents
the Phoeix and Home Companies,
of Hartford, with o combined in.
vested capital of $l0,000,O0O, or
which he Issues Joint policies.
We received a call yesterday
from Mr.. d. J. Meberin, of Niche
rim Bros., of San Luis Obispo, who
visits Los Angeles to consult Oul
citizens in regard to the organiza
ton of an opposition steamship
company. A meeting for this pur
pose will be held in the parlor o
the Cosmopolitan Hotel this even
ing.
The Plaza Park is of late devoted
to quite a novel pul pose. Regularly
every day bands of young pedestri
ans gather around the fountain lr
an enthusiastic Ego as you please
keeping up the struggle for hours
Are the juveniles training for fu'
ture walking matches, with tObAc'
co smoking crowds and gate
money, in the perspective?
Mr.. r. Adam, the pioneer tailol
of Los Angeles, No. IS Sprinl
street, informs his patrons and The
public generally that he has jus
received a large assortment of thu
latest styles Of spring and summer
Goods which for elegance and va.