Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-05

SATURDAY.....MARCH 5 1881
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Regular session OF Council this
evening.
Julius Lee, Esq., a prominent
lawyer OF .WatsonvilIe, Santa Cruz
county, is registered at the Pico.
Mr.. J. s. Slauson, President Of
the Los Angeles County Bank, re.
turned from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
The Inaugural Ball of Vigilance
Hook and Ladder Company, al
Military Hall, last night, was q
1 gala affair, the festivities being
kept up to a late hour.
A foe mare, valued at $3.50, be.
longing to Mr.. +. N. Cook. wse
killed in front Of his place, near
Florence, by the railroad train yes.
terday morning.
Mr.. d. w. Fields, OF Newhall,
was thrown from his wagon at
that place on Thursday, receiving
an ugly though not dangerous cut
on the head. He came into the
city aud his injuries were dressed
by DR.. Orme.
BY notice elsewhere 1t will be
seen that the firm of L. Levin &
Co. has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Levin retiring. The
business will be continued by Mr..
P. Lazarus at the old stand and all
accounts due to or by the late firm
will be settled by him.
Mr.. Thomas Farrell, late of San
Francisco, gives notice 10 our New
To-Day that be has opened a mer-
chant tailoring establishment in
Ponet's building, 1877 Main street,
and solicits the patronage OF the
gentlemen OF Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. o. Brown has opened a
dressmaking establishment in
rooms l and 2 over the City of PARIS
store aud has secured the services
of Mrs. Fannie V. Doane, the WE'LL
known dressmaker. Mrs. Brown
guarantees frst-class work In the
latest New York aud San Francis
CO styles.
The Japan Matt, a paper pub.
lished at Yokohama, in its Issue of
February 10th, says: Col. Crawford,
Engineer in Chief and constructor
of the Sapporo Ataru railway, was
received at the Imperial Palace on
Tuesday last. and there decorated
with the Order of the Rising Sun.
The Los Angeles Club, at its
last meeting, empowered Mr.. Jo-
|'ssph D. Lynch, editor OF the HER
AID, to tender to the press excur-
siopists to the Citrus Fair, on their
arrival, the freedom, during their
stay In Los Angeles, of the eIe-
gantly appointed rooms OF the
Club in the Baker Block.
Messrs. A. e. Rand and H. w.
Brown, Of Minneapolis. Minnesota,
accompanied by their families,
have been visiting Los Angeles
tor several days past and are stop
ping at the Pco House. Mr..
Rand, " no is Mayor of Minnenp-
oils, and MIR. Brown are the pso-
prietOrs of the gas works at that
place. Both gentlemen express
them selves rs highly pleased with
their Los Angeles experiences.
A small frame house west of
Prospect Hill, belonging to Mr.. ].
w. Potts, caught fire about five
o'clock yesterday morning and was
entirely consumed, together with
the furniture. The house was oc-
cupied by a widow lady named
Mrs. Myers. The fire originated in
the use Of kerosene in lighting a
fire in the stove.
The action eale of fine oil paint.
ings at Northcraft & Clark's store
yesterday and last evening was q
grand success. Tho remainder Of
the pictures will be sold this even.
ing, Mr.. w. H. Northcraft official
ing a. salesman. Any one wishing
to secure fine painting at nom.
insl price should not fail to be or
band.
| Attention is directed to the ad'
vertisement of Mr.. Sim Isaacs, O.
the Key West cigar store, importer
and manufacturer of fine cigars
Mr.. Isaacs uses noue but the bes
brands of tobacco and therefore hi.
cigars may be relied upon az first
class. Lovers OF high favored
pure cigars should give him call
lie also keeps q fnll assortment o.
smoking tobacco, pipes, etc.
| A large number Of the Lega
Com mittee on Stste Division me
10 the rooms of the Law Associa
ton yesterday evening. The Iega
questions connected with the pro
posed division were fully discussed
but, owing to the absence Of s0m,
mem bers of the committee who's
opinions are desired, further dis
custom was postponed to an All
journed meeting, to be held at tn
same PLACE, next Tuesday after
noon, at s O'Clock, when full at
tendance of the Committee Is earn
estly requested.
The announcement Of tbs Tyro
lean concerts, to be given at Turl
Verein Hail this and tomorrow
evenings, appears elsewhere. Tn
Troupe consists of five performers
: two ladies and three gentlemen
who will appear In their nationa
costumes and sing the quaint me
lOdious songs of the Fatherland
with either accompaniment. TIL
"ryT0lers" come to us highly rec
commended, the press every wher
concediDg to the m frat rank as w