Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-13
LOCAL RREVITIES.

NIT. LOUIS fHlIilpSi OF SpauTai IL
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
A lady companion is advertised
for by lady, In our New To-Day.
The only place in the city to get
Napa soda Is Ed McGlnnlss's, 81
Main street.
Judge Sepulveda, We learn, will
get home from San Buenaventura
on Saturday.
A Marin county butter maker
advertises for a situation under
New To-Day.
Mr.. Ben Dreyfus, OF AuaL elm, is
in the city and may be found at
the Cosmopolitan.
No business was transacted in
Judge Hnward'a branch of the Su-
perior Court yesterday.
The calico dress reception of tn g
Ivy Social Club takes place at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening.
Col. G. L. Huber got home from
An official visit to the Napa Insane
Asylum by yesterdays overland
train.
Col. George H. Smith, Supreme
Court Reporter, Is u passenger by
this mornings train from San
Francisco.
Mr.. NOLAN will pay a liberal re.
ward for the return of his horse,
which strayed from his place yes.
terday. See Advertisement.
Angelo II Is at San Francisco be.
tells on the 1lth: Z. II. Brooks,
Grand; W. Miles, Lick House; d.
Wait, American Exchange.
The annual picnic of the Los An
geles Guards, which WAS to have
taken place on the 18th inst has
been postponed until further no.
tics.
$40 reward is offered by Mr.. J. J.
Mel!us for the return Of his horse,
which was stolen from Pnss 4 sna
Oh the night OF The 1lth inst. See
advertisement.
| Judge Hines, we understand, ex.
poets to get through the hearing of
all the cases assign to him 30 as
to be able to leave for home on
saturday.
| Rev. E. BirdsAlI, Rector of st.
Athansgius Church, who has been
attending the Episcopal Conven-
ton at San Francisco, will arrive
from that city by rail this morn.
ing.
4 committee Of the members OF
the Ivy Social Club will be engaged
to-day in decorating Odd Fellows
Hall for the Calico Ball, which
takes place this evening.
The Baptist Sunday School OF
this city holds its annual picnic to.
morrow at Oak Grove, Pasadena.
The children will meet at Good
Templars' Hall at 0 O'Clock A. NJ.
A pious woman in Ohio. who
died recently, bequeathed the mu-
nificent sum Of one hundred and
thirteen dollars to establish and
conduct religious newspaper for
one year.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Major Tyus, formerly clerk of the
st. Charles Hotel, in the city yes
terday. The Major is now con.
Anaheim. He is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
Governor Stanford and party
passed through the city without
stopping yesterday morning, en-
route to Ell Paso. He will prob
ably spend some days In Los Ange.
les on his return, visiting Santa
Monica and the Mission San
Gabriel.
Senator Booth, accompanied by
Mr.. Delaunay and Mr.. Lyman
Booth, of Marshall, Illinois, visited
the San Gabriel valley yesterday
and in the evening went north by
the regular train.
Mrs. A. w. Potts went up tt
Oakland yesterday, where she will
remain until after the Commence
ment at the University of Califor
| nj N q a n Trad
Potts being a student at that insti
tuition.
The reply of Railroad Commits
sioner Stoneman to the attach
made upon him by missi one
Beerstecher, published in the Attt
aud CAL Of April 18th, will b.
found on the fourth page Of thi!
mornings HERALD.
The Rev. Thcs G. Beharrell. Su
preme Councillor OF the Order o
: Chosen Friends, will arrive in thi
; city to-day and visit Orange Coun
Gill No 20 this evening. All mem
: bers of the Order are requested t.
! attend the meeting OF the Council
at y O'Clock p. N.
Colonel J. f. Godfrey, who de
livered the grafton at the Muse
Slough memorial services on Wed
;. nesday, returned home yesterday
He says the settlers submitted t
the evictions quietly and peaces
bly, and do not contemplate resort
Ing to force.
: Tom Metcalf, brakeman on Il
Southern Pacific Railroad, was ,,
i riously Injured by being crushe
between the bumpers Of two CAL
that he Vas coupling. q the depol
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