Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-30
LOCAL BREVITIES,

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Mrs. Lynill, Of Anaheim, is to b,
Mrs. farley In the Wax Works o
the Carnival.
A promising quartz ledge hal
been discovered In tho immediate
vicinity of Cotton.
We had a pleasant call yester
day from Mr.. L. M. Holt, editor o
the Riverside Press and HorticaI'
ttlris,..
The attention of persons having
furnished rooms to rent, is direotet
to the advertisement Wanted t.
Rent"
"Life; Its Nature and Varieties, =
will be discussed OF Good Templal
Hall to-day at 2 p. M. Seat
free and all invited.
The calendar will be called ir
Judge Howsrd's Court tomorrow
Attorneys interested should make
it q point to be on hand.
Angeleflos at San Francisco no
tells on the 28th: r. Peyton, Al
Russell, American Exchange; f
J. Woodbury. and wife, Russ House
We have been promised . regu
lar weekly supply of news itemI
from Downey City, the first in
stallment Of which appears else
where.
We acknowledge the receipt o.
an invitation to attend the social
party to be given by the Ivy Clut
next Friday evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall.
While we decline to set a day
certain, our people may look ouI
for rain within the present week
The weather clerk IL undoubtedly
getting on powerful ready.
The member from the Third
Ward, OF the session Of Council last
night, exercised wonderful sslf.re.
strsint, having been on the floor,
by actual count, only twenty-five
times.
Mr.. r.. r. Brown, who wenl
East short time ago to purchase
o stock of hardware, has returned
to Los Angeles. Jack Frost, he re-
ports, Is boss in the Eastern States
The Auaheim Gazette repor ia q
rumor that Don Juan Forster has
sold the Santa Margarita rancho,
with the exception OF 5000 acres,
to the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company.
Mr.. G. G. Lips got home yester.
day from q three weeks trip to Ar
izona. He spent much of bis time
In Tom bst0ne and Tucson and met
hosts Of old AngelefIos in both
places.
The cantsta of the Flower Queen
which will be presented at Turn
Verein Hall Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings of this week, abounds
in musical gems, and should at
tract large audiences.
We are lndebt Ell. to Mr.. Arpad
Haraszthy, Of the Viticultural
Commission. for u copy Of the re.
port just published by the COmini IL.
sion. 1t IL a valuable work
and will do u world OF good for
the wine.producing interests of the
State.
We had the pleasure Vi meeting
yesterday that eminent mining ex.
pert and mining engineer, Mr..
Luckhardt. He has just returned
from q visit Of inspection TO Ne "
Mexico and reports good prospects
10 that territory. He returned to
San Francisco yesterday.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday the
Ancon was still anchored of
Black Point, unable to get under
way, owing to the severity Of tine
storm, which seems to be shaking
San Francisco TO her center, and tn
be giving the rest of the State q
pretty good rustic.
From and after Tuesday next the
HERALD will abound, as Of yore,
In abu ndant reading matter. Ar
unusual press of legal advertising
has, for over q mouth past, kept
our columns full, ch0ck.a- block, ia
the exclusion Of much interesting
local and miscellaneous matter.
Officer Keller yesterday arrested
four men who were found at the
depot, locked up In a box car, which
had just arrived. They are sup.
posed to have beaten their way
from Tulare. They are still locked
up, this time in the county jail
and will be examined before City
Justice Adams on Monday, on the
charge Of trespass.
Tho sailing Of the steamer AncOr
has been postponed "a hours on 40
count Of stress of weather above
She may be expected at Whining
ton tomorrow (Monday) aud viii
sail thence for San Diego thai
evening. Returning, she sails fol
San Francisco and ports above or
Wednesday evening.
A gentleman yesterday handel
US buckshOt, which he assured vi
re found EMBEDDED in the hesh of ar
orange which he ate in an orchard
on Alameda street. The mystery