Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-16
LOCAL RREVITIES.

The series Of resolutions adopted
by the Pacific Coast Press Associa-
tion at their meeting yesterday
morning, will be found on the first
page of this mornings HERALD.
Mr.. Kegel showed us yesterday
some specimens Of rock said to
contain antimony and silver, taken
from ledge d scovered by him
near the Kegel House, Santa Mon
lea.
The steamer Senator is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego this even
ing. Passengers take the p. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, for viii.
mington.
The new schedule of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad, with Eastern
connections, which goes into effect
on the 10 h instant, will be found
In the proper column Of this morn
ing's HERALD.
A list of the exhibits at the Cit
rus Fair, with the names of the ex-
hibitors, prepared by Mr.. Will
more, is unavoidably crowded out
Of this mornings HERALD. 1t will
appear In our next issue.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Warren Kimball, Of National City,
and Mr.. A. M. Asher, of San Die
20, at the Pavilion yesterday. They
are in charge of the large and va.
ried contribution from that county.
John Wilson, found sleeping In
the barn Of Messrs. Ralph & Fran
oils, was up before City Justice
Adams yesterday on the charge oi
vagrancy and, in default of So line,
was sent to the chain gang for nine
days
Mr.. John r. Briefly yesterday
received u telegram from Secretary
of State Burns conveying the graf
flying Intelligence that Governor
Psrkins, on Monday, signed the
bill for the branch Normal schoul
at Los Angeles.
To-morrsw, the feast of Saint
Patrick, will be celebrated at the
Church of our Lady Of Angels by
a high mass at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. The
mass will be sung by girls of the
school Of the Sisters of Charity.
The most liberal offer yet made
OF a site for the branch Norma
school is that OF Mr.. b. F. Porter
Of San Fernando, which appear.
else ewh here. The offer is SINGER,
and, II accepted, will be fulfilled te
the very letter.
The Tombstone Epitaph note'
the arrival In that town OF Col. J
G. Howard, whom it says [errone
ously We thinkl intends TO locate
there permanently. Mr.. y. D
Trantum has opened a law Office II
the place.
The majority OF the Press Excur
sionists will return to their severa
homes to-day. Those Of them will
whom we have talked expires
themselves as delighted with Lo
Angeles. notwithstanding the un
pleasant weather which has pre-
vailed since their arrival.
For The last two months quit
large numbers of wild pigeons frou
the mountains have alighted Il
this city. and com mingiing wit
the tame pigeons have made them
selves entirely at home, frequent
ly, we are told, being seen even o
our most crowded thoroughfares.
Mr.. J. M. Elliott, for numbe
of years the popular and efiicier
cashier Of the Los Angeles Count
Bank, has resigned aud was yeste
day succeeded by Mr. II. l.. Mac
neil, who has flied the position {
assistant cashier in that institt
tion for several years. Patrons I
the bank will tiud in Mr.. Macneil
most efficient and courteous of
ciAl.
= All day yesterday the weathe
was threatening and at times ligi
drizzles would fall, as much as I
say, we could II we would. B
tween Q aud 3 P. M. brisk show,
set in, iutermixed with hail, but
did not last for more than ten mil
utes. About l O'Clock this morl
Ing q light, steady rain commeHo'
to fall and as we write, 4 o'clock,
gives pro mise of continuing.