Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-07
The HERALD is the only newspa-
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the Associated Press telegraphic
dispatches.
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.

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See advertisement headed SO
reward, In our New To-Day.
Gospel temperance meeting at
the Fort street M. E. Church tc.
night.
A oar. load OF Cinnamon passed
through Los Angeles yesterday for
Arizona.
Mr.. J. G. Dunn has returned
from a two days. trip to San Ber-
nardino.
Mr.. H. Q. veiner, Of the x L
store, has gone to San rancisco to
purchase stock.
Hon. J. F. Crank has been ar.
pointed Chairman Of the Assembly
Committee OH Public Expendi.
turee.
Mr.. Nathan Calm, of the firm of
e. Meyer & Co., accompanied by
his bride, arrived In Los Angeles
yesterday.
A reward OF $50 will be paid to
the finder Of q lady's leather
satchel, on returning 1t to:the H Err
AID Office.
Four more attorneys were en-
tered of record, yesterday, in the
great partition suit now on trial be.
fore Judge Hines.
Mr.. Charles Jacoby, OF the firm
Of Jacoby Brothers, returned to
his home at San Francisco over
land yesterday.
County Clerk Potts and Mr.. J. F.
Holbrook got home from q short
visit to San Franciscp by yester.
days overland train.
A highly delicious Peruvian fruit
called Papsya is being grown with
success in tue Southern portion OF
Los Angeles county.
In Justice Adams's Court yestei.
day, ]. G. Mcclure, charged with
poisoning Mary Connelly's sheep,
was held in $500 bail, for trial.
Messrs Andrew ami Sam Bland
of the Nietos section have leased
Agricultural Park and propose to
plow and roll the track IN prepara.
tion for series Of Spring races.
His Honor, the Mayor, will prob.
ably take posi- session of his new
quarters in Union Hall on Friday.
Police Headquarters Will then be
transferred 10 the Office vacated ty
the Mayor.
Juan Valdez was examined be-
fore Justice Fisher yesterday, on
complaint of Mrs. NJ. q. Plummer,
for assault with u deadly weapon.
The evidence being insufficient,
the complaint was dismissed.
By notice elsewhere it will be
seen that the Trustees OF the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Los Angeles have declared n divi-
dend at the rate Of 15 per cent. per
annum for the elk months past,
payable on the 18th inst.
Geh. o. b Wilcox. Com mand-
ant of the Arizona Military Di-
vision, accompanied by his son,
Lieut.. Wilcox, arrived in Los An
gsles by yesterdays San Francisco
train and went through to Ar
izona.
The largest stock OF trusses,
shoulder braces, supporter and
elastic stockings in Los Angeles,
together with y full assortment OF
patent medicines, at Eastern
prices, at Heinzeman & Eilis's.
A new social club, without the
extravagant features of the old
Union Club, is being formed in
this city. II will comprise q char
ter membership OF seventy.five,
and 1t is already substantially or.
ganized.
Congress water, Hunyali Janos
water, ApoIlmaris water, Fried.
richshall Bilto water, Vicby and
Seltzer water. all fresh and genu.
inc, always In stOckj by the guam
tity at Eastern prices, at Heinze-
man & Ellls's.
An entertainment of social
character will be given by the
Presbyterian Society at their
church on Fort street on Friday
evening, commencing at q O'Clock.
All are invited. Admission and
refreshments free.
Those who deny themselves a
look at the green fields and pas.
lures new surrounding their city
are forfeiting huge pleasure.
Mount Fort Hill, for once, and see
wnat superlative prospect
stretches before you on every side.
| Al the conclusion OF the perform.
ance at Turnverein Hal, last mig ght,
Professor Ssvarj commenced to de-
liver his lecture, "AdvIce to Young
Men and Women," but, by some
mistake of the stage manager, the
curtain was rung down before he
had got well iutO the merits Of bis
subject.
Phil Lauth has got back from
his Arizona trip aud will settle
down to making his mammoth
new copper kettle turn out twice
the quantity of beer that the old
one could tackle. Lauth not only
does q thriving business In Los
Angeles, but he receives an exten'
sivs patronage from Southern Cal.
) ifornix and Arizona.
A letter received from oneof tt I