Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-28
LOCAL HREVITiEs.


tissd for in our New To-Day.
A married lady, in our New To-
Day, advertises for a situation.
Mr.. Geo. K. Porter, of San Fran.
Disco, Is registered at the Pioo
House.
Frank Toal yesterday was the
happiest man la tswn. For cause
see birth notices.
Mr.. v. Bsaudry, OF Montreal,
Canada, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and 10 stopping ct the
Ploo House.
Hon. Volnsy e. Howard, F. 81.
Howard and J. w. Haverstick are
passengers by the train due from
San Frsnoisco this morning.
We are indebted to Mr.. G. e
Doaster for an invitation to social
dance to be given at Grange Hall,
La Dow District, next Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. Meyer J. Newmark. who has
been rusticating at Santa Monica
for several weeks past, returns to
his home at San Francisco over
land to-day.
We yesterday received the San
Bernardino Times of last Friday, 1t
having come that immense dis.
tsnoe-62 miles-in the short time
of four days.
Mr.. J. J. Gee, formerly Of the
Journal of this city, who has been
connected with the Chronicle of
Globe City, Arizona, has returned
to Los Angeles.
A rumor was current on the
streets last evening that, at one
place Oh the Southern Pacific of
AriHona, q washout extends aim ost
continuously for distance Of nine
miles.
The telegraph lines East of San
Francisco were working badly last
night; and, as a consequence, we
are without the evening bulletins
In regard to the condition of the
President.
Persons proposing to visit Santa
Catalina will find the yacht Rosita
q safe and pleasant means of reach
ing the island. Captain George
Edon, her comm ander. besides be-
ing q thorough seaman, is q cour.
teous and Affable gentleman and
leaves nothing undOne to make the
voyage pleasant and agreeable.
The concluding representation Of
the "Yskie" combination at Turn
Verein Hall, last night, was full Of
fun and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the large audience present. The
troupe leave to-day for San Bernar-
dino, where they give two perform
anoes and 60 thence to Riverside
and Santa Ana, returning to Los
Angeles on Tuesday.
The Eastern overland train via
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
and the Southern Pacific Rail-
roads, due here at 4:60 O'Clock last
evening, is not expected to arrive
for ut least As hours. The detsn-
tIon is caused by wasbouts both in
Arizona and New Mexico, where
the rains are reported to have been
heavier than for years. A train
will start west from Yuma to-day
| to repair washouts on the Colorado
desert, but will bring no passsE-
gers.
A project is now under con.
alteration by some Of our
capitalists to extend one OF
the city street railways, via
the Arroyo Seoo to Pasadena
and the San Gabriel valley.
A dummy engine could be used
from the East Los Angeles ter
minus out. The road would pass
through Oak Grove, where the
Pasadena station would be located;
thence along the Mission road, past
Stoneman's, the MolinO, Shorb's,
Titus's and Roses places, to the
Mission of San Gabriel. The country
along the line of the route is we'll
settled, and 1t is believed would af
ford paying passenger traffic for
street ear line.
Mr.. 7. A. Templeton, who got
home yesterday from q three
weeks visit to Santa Catalina
Island, informs US that there are
90 campers on the Island-75 al
Timms's Harbor and Is at the wesl
end. The bathing and fishing are
superb and the hunting good, wild
goats and quail being more abuDd
ant than last year. Red foxes are
also plenty and afford good sport.
loving to the fact that some sheer
have been shot by campers, the
shooting of wild goats has been
prohibited by the iessees. notices
to that effect having been posted
ell over the islan nd. Messrs. Charles
Bryant and George Dunn carry or
fishing regularly, saltiDg and pack
log the fish for market. The prin
cipai 6sh put up by them are vel
low tail aud sea bass
We had the pleasure yesterday
of meeting Mr.. Clinton, a younl
gentleman who halls original,
from Philadelphia, but who 10 =
present Assistant City Treasurer o
Cleveland, Ohio. He is accom-
plishsd, pleasing and able, and "
may ~ we'll let our people Into th