Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-16
LOCAL HREVITIF5.
The receipts at the Pavilion dur
ing Fair week amounted to So 300.

The receipts at the Pavilion DUR
ing Fair week amounted to So 300.
Mr.. E. McArdle, agent for the
Ward Combination, returned from
San Bernardino yesterday.
An Agricultural Society has
been organized at Santa Barbara,
aud arrangements have been COM
pleted for giving Fair this Fall.
Charley Oliver. the new ballad
singer at the Novelty Theatre, has
made decided hit and is received
nightly with rounds Of applause.
There will be a great baby show
for babies one year old and under
at Turnverein Hall on Wednesday,
Nov 2, 1881. The premiums will
be 500 in gold for the best baby,
and $40 for the second best.
Nine bars of bullion were left at
the Express office by M. Case,
from Alley & Cochrane's mine,
Ivanpah, to-day. They were worth
about $4,000. San Bernardino
Times.
1t ia reported that VIM. Hart
vigse, proprietor of the Mint Res.
taurant, has levanted, leaving his
creditors in the lurch to the tune
of from $500 to $500. Sheriff Row
land is now the acting host at the
Mint.
A social will be given by Merrill
Lodge. I. o. u. t., at their hall
this evening. The exercises will
consist OF vocal aud instrumental
music, readings, recitations, etc.
Refresh ments will be served.
Everybody Is invited.
BY notice In our New To-Day the
mem bers of Confidence Engine
Com pany No. 2 are ordered to re-
port ut the engine house in full
uniform, at 2 P. NJ. to-day, to take
part in the parade in honor of Mex
lean Independence.
The Bulletins dispenser of finan-
cial fog solemnIy announces the
discovery of u new $500 counter
felt. All the Pacific coast editors
will at once retire behind the door
with their wallets, and then smil-
ingly emerge, as they find they
haven't taken in any of them, 30
far.-S. r. Post.
The alarm of fire at noon yester-
day was caused by fire in some
bags of coal on the sidewalk in
front Of H. Newark & Co.'S store,
Arcadia Block, Los Angeles street.
The engines responded promptly
and the incipient blaze WAS ex-
tinguished. The fire was caused
by spontaneous coin bustiOn.
The Ward Dramatic Combina-
tion opened at Santa Ana last
night and Tonight will give a Sec
ond performance. Saturday night
they appear at Riverside and next
week, com mencing on Monday
night, they will give three repre-.
sentations at San Bernardino. We
can assure our neighb0rs that u
rare dramatic treat is in store for
them.
We have received the premium
list of the Second Annual Fair Of
the Sixth District Agricultural AS.
sociatiop, which will be held at
Agricultural Park from October
31st to November 5th, both days
inclusive. A Horticultural Fair
will be held at Turnverein Hall
during the same week, including a
baby show.
The anniversary of Mexican In.
dependence will be celebrated with
more than usual eolat by our Mex
lean fellow citizens to-day. After
the procession, literary exercises
will be held at the plaza, on Buons
Vista street, where the speakers
stand has been fitted up and hand
somely decorated with evergreens
and patriotic emblems. The cele-
bration was commenced at mid.
night by the firing of a salute in
SonoratoWn, and the singing Of
the Mexican National Anthem.
The Santa Barbara delegation to
the fair at Los Angeles, came back
delighted with their trip. The
people of Los Angeles we're friend.
ly and hospitable, the weather was
propitious, the city was full of life
and enthusiasm, and the fair was,
in all respects, a complete success.
The Arizona markets receive all
the produce of Los Angeles farm
ers, and as q result, money is plen-
tiful, and business booming.
Press.
A Spaniard, a former resident of
this city, who returned yesterday,
reports that he saw F. P. Ramirez,
late Republican candidate for the
Assembly from this county, at
Mazatlan about nine days ago, and
that the late candidate aforesaid
was bastonte loco. that is, suffi-
eiently crazy He says that Ra-
mirez was "fiat broke" and that he
seemed to be utterly despised by
the citizens of Mazatlan. The re-
port that he was the Republican
candidate for Assemblyman had
evidently preceded him.
About half past 10 o'clock on
Wednesday night two story frame
house on Fourth street, Santa Mon
lea, caught fire aud was burned to
the ground. Some time after the
DIRE was discovered, the citizens
turned out and devoted themselves,
with the aid Of garden hose, to saw
ing the adjoining property. The
house was one of the finest In the
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