Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-21
LOCAL ES.

There will be all sorts of games
for prizes at the Thirty Fights pic
MIC next Sunday.
Two experienced miners are adj
vertised for elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD.
A bunch of keys, with tag mark
ed II. Martin Smith can be recov.
cred at the HERALD office by the
owner.
Several entries have been made
for the fat mans race at the Thir-
ty-Eights picnic next Sunday.
Don't fail to see the fun.
By card in our New To-Day it
will be seen that DR.. Joseph Kurtz
has removed his office to the Baker
Block, rooms %, 27 and 80.
The return train leaves Santa
Monica at 6 O'clock, giving every.
body chance TO enjoy them selves
at the Thirty-Eights picnic next
Sunday.
An exhibition of dancing will be
given by the scholars of Professor
Corrigan at the Elite Dancing
Academy, Leck's Hall, Tomorrow
(Friday) evening.
We were glad to receive acall
from Uncle Josh Talbot yesterday.
Fhe old gentleman has had a hard
siege but ia now, thanks to the
care of kind friends, fast regainiDg
his old time vigor.
The interest in the revival ser.
vices at the Fort street M. f.
Church is undated, the attend
ance increasing each night. The
sermon tonight will be preached
by the Rev. Mr.. Hough. All are
invited.
A report was current on the
streets yesterday that a rich silver
ledge has been discovered on Mount
San Antonio (Old Baldy), about 40
miles northeast of this city. A
gentleman who saw a specimen of
the rock pronounces it very rich.
Who Is going to catch the greasy
pig at the picnic at 9anta Monica
next Sunday.
The Southern overland train from
the East, due here at 4:40 o'clock
last evening, is not expected to ar
rive until O'Clock this morning.
The detention was caused by a
weshout at StanwiX Station, S5
miles east Cf Yuma. No particu-
lars have Deen received.
Our friend DlcK dar,.y L. ..-
going about in moping, disconso-
late way for several days past.
When asked the cause Of his gloom
mess he will give no satisfaction,
simply saying that he IL not well.
Among the knowing ones the
cause is we'll known, his disorder
dating from the day on which a
certain Arkansas wedding was first
announced in the Los Angeles pa.
pers.
Our city may now be truly called
the City of the Angels. The re.
vival being held by the Los Ange-
les Holiness Band, which has been
going on for the past ten days, is
working wonders in the way of
bringing to light people who are
sanctified, in other words, incapa.
BILE of committing sin. The band
of the truly good, who not only do
not sin, but who have no desire to
sin now numbers about forty souls.
While they are all pure, none Of
the saints can cCme up to the real
estate operator, one Of the charter
members and Originators of the
sect, who says he has not commit
ted sin for thirty years. The
"belI wether," however, Of this
holy flock, is one of the exhorters,
who announces that he has not had
a wicked thought even in the past
thirty years.
The Adelphi Troupe opened to a
large audience last night, the
house being crowded to its fullest
capacity. The performance was
introduced by minstrel first part,
which was we'll rendered and re-
ceived with decided marks of ap-
proyal. This was followed by a
variety programme, consisting of
burlesque sketches, dances, vocal
and instrumental solos and Duets,
many of which were of excep-
tional merit and all good. Taken
AS O. whole, the company is above
the average; and, accepting the
performance of last night as II sam
Pile of it's power of pleasing, 1t de-
serves to succeed. The company
will appear every evening with an
entire change of programme. On
Monday night Miss Alice Mans.
field, Hiss Josie Chester and other
stars Of the variety profession, will
appear.
Judge Sepulveda yesterday
granted the application of Charles s
J. Fox for o writ Of mandamus to
compel the County Treasurer to
pay an order issued by City Justice
Adams in favor of Mr.. Fox for
services us shorthand reporter in a
case of felony examined In the City
Court. Mr.. Fox was employed by
Justice Adams under a law passed
by the Legislature authorizing the
employment of shorthand report
ers In preliminary examinations
for felony. District Attorney
Brown appeared for the County
Treasurer and argued that the law
was unconstitutional and therefore
void. stephen M. White, Esq,.
appeared for the applicant. He