Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-13
LOCAL RREVITIES,

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land yesterday.
At tho meeting Of Council last
night Mr.. Gephard rendered his
resignation, but, on motion, 1t was
laid on the table.
Messrs. Ball and Paynter, of Pa.
sadena, offer 20 acres in the Monks
tract, north of Pasadena, for a State
Normal School site.
There will be spiritual meeting
at Good Templars' Hall at 2 P. M.
to-day. Subject: "The Ethics OF
0piritualism." All are invited.
Mr.. w. H. Barnes, g. NJ. w., A.
o. U. w., will address the Union
meeting of Sunday schools at the
Fort strset NJ. Il. Church at one
o'clock to-day.
Deputy Sheriff Huber goes up to
Napa to-day, having in charge
jose Maria, an Indian, Committed
to the Insane Asylum by Judge Sc
pulveda.
Rev. Jay W. Osborn, from Roch-
ester, N. Y, will preach for the
Baptist Church ut Good Templsrs'
Hall to morrow at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Praise service at 7 O'Clock P. M.
Hon. r. F. del Valle, who has
been visiting friends at San Fran
cisco and elsewhere In the upper
part of the State since the adjourn
ment of the Legislature, got home
overland yesterday.
The annual meeting of the South.
ern California Horticultural Eoci.
ETY. ia announced to take place
April 9th, at which q new Board of
Directors Is to be elected.
The committees of the. Press
Banquet are announced In notice
which appears elsewhere. A
limited number of tickets for the
banquet may be obtained from the
Executive Committee.
Rev. J. Fl. Tuttle, of Minneapo-
lis, MINI, who has for fifteen years
been the pastor OF the most -four.
ishing church west of Chicago. will
occupy the pulpit of the Presbyt te.
rian Church this morning ut IL
o'clock.
Mr.. H. g. Mclean, editor of the
Ventura Free Press, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday to meet the
brethren Of the Press Association.
After tax sg in the Citrus Fair he
will return to his home on Tues
day.
We are indebted for an invita-
ton to a rece ption and social ten
dered to w. H. Barnes, g. w. M. ,
by Los Angeles aud Southern Cali
fornia Lodges, Nos. 55 aud 16l, A.
o. U. w., at Turnvereiu Hall,
Tuesday evening, March 18th.
Mr.. Sam G. Cook and wife, who
have been spending some time in
the northern part Of the State, re.
turned to I.Os Angeles yesterday.
Mr.. Cook, whose health bad besn
bad, was much improved by the
trip and now. looks the picture OF
health.
The attention OF Los Angeles
marksmen is directed to the shoot.
ing tournament advertised under
New To. Day, in which Mr.. SIottsr-
beck offers as prize Colts
nickel.platsd self.cocking revolver.
The tournament will continue for
two weeks and Is open TO all.
In the two weeks shooting match
ut Slottsrbeck's gallery, which end
ed yesterday, the handsome pearl
handled, self cooking pistol, offered
AS a prize by Mr.. Slotterbeck to
the best shot, was won by Mr.. G.
N. Wilson by q score Of Sc out OF u
possible 60-slx BULBS eyes, two oi
which were centres.
The rooms of the Los Angeles
Club were formally opened last
night for tho use OF the Press ex.
cursionists. A number of promi.
nent citizens were invited to meet
the gentlemen of the Press Associ.
alton and q very pleasant evening
was enjoyed, the Club treating all
who came with cordial hospitality.
The opening exhibition Of Prof.
Willlo at Turn Vsrelu Hall, last
night, was attended by q fair audi.
encs. The Professor proved him.
self an expert In the art Of presto,
pass, change, performing many
new and intricate feats. He Fer.
forms again tc-night, giving his
final exhibition Monday night
when we hope TO see crowded
houses.
At the annual election oI
the Los Angeles Fire Depart.
ment, held at the City Cour,
room, last night, the following
officers were elected for the snsu.
ing year: Chief Engineer, j
Kuhrts; First Assistant, Charles
johnson. The vote for Second As
sistant was q tie between f. H
Steele and T. J. Cuddy, necessitat'
ing o new election for this Office.
Mr.. J. o. Bailey, of DOwney, hs
Informs US, has bought back thu
Ready Relief mine, Julian district
San Diego county, and will leave
for Julian In a few days to com
msnce active work. This niue
was discovered by the Bailey
brothers In 1871 and worked By
them until 1874, when they sold &
Mr.. Adnsy Nsyhart, Of TidIoute
Pennsylvania, Seceiving $45, 900 fol
the property.