Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-10
LOCAL RFlCVITIES.

See advertisement, "Houses fol
Sale"
Two saddle horses are advertised
for under New To-Day.
A good blacksmith Is advertised
for in this mornings HERALD.
The only place in the city to get
Napa soda is Ed McGinniss's, 81
Main street.
Mr.. L. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
got home from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
The Signal Service officer reports
1.1u0lh of an inch OF rain for the
light drizzle of yesterday morning.
Uncle ia ke," of Ell Paso, adver-
tises in the Times Of that town the
arrival of - fresh invoice OF LuS
Angeles beer.
Mr.. +. J. Bsrretto, In our New
To Day column, adveftises half.
bred Jersey heifsrs and thorough
bulls for sale.
Major Jack Hathwe!l and Mr.
Charles E Parks have our thu nks
for beaut fully arranged bouquets
of fragrant flowers.
Mr., D. NagIe, who has been at
San Francisco laying in q stock of
boots and shoes for his new store,
got home by yesterdays overland
train.
John L. Slaughter, late OF Los
Angeles (D. has opened a saddlery
aud harm ess store at Ell Paso, Tex
AS. So says the Times Of that
town.
We learn that a foot race for 500
side has been arrapg sd between
L. w. Day and A. 5. Evans, to
come Off at Agricultural Park on
the 2lst instant.
Col. John f. Godfrey has accept.
ed al invitation to deliver an ora
ton at Hanford on the 1Ith In.
slant, the anniversary of the Mus
sal Slough trag. dy.
The May number OF SENT Tyopic
California is on our table and AS
usual is well filed with useful aud
practical Information Oh Borticul-
ture and kindred subj
The picnic OF the italian Benev.
oleDt Society at the Arroyo Seco
on Sunday was decided success
and was largely attended by our
citizens of all natIenalities.
Mr.. Geo. A. Vignolo, who has
been rustlcating at the Temescal
not eprings, has returned home, his
many friends will be glad to know,
looking as hale and hearty as of
old.
There will be an auction OF silver
plated ware at Northcraft g.
Clark's, Main street, corner OF Ar
cadia, this and Tomorrow even
ings. The hammer will be welded
by the veteran auctioneer, w. H.
Northcraft.
Rev. J. w. Ellis, pastor of the
Presbyterian congregation of this
city, leaves for the East to-day to
attend the session of the General
Assembly, which will be held a,
Buffalo, N. Y.
A correspondent Of the San Fran
cisco Argonaut says: Col. James G
Howard, formerly of Los Angeles
is an applicant for the Governor
ship OF Arizona, and is being urgeC
for the position by inhuentia
friends.
In a private note Mr.. Joseph D
Lynch, who has been at San Fran
cisco for the past ten days superin
tending Its preparation, inform
us that the ILLUSTRATED HERALI
will be out hy the 18th instant, tn
delay having been caused by hi
anxiety to make a fine picture o
the views of Los Angeles In 1873
aud 1857.
Mr.. Mike Madegan, School ecu
sus Marshal, will to-day commenc
the enumeration of the children G
Los Angeles city between the age
of five and seventeen years. Tn
Judge particularly requests tina
the owners Of dogs will please keel
them tied until after the census
complsted.
: An excursion IL being organize
for a trip from San Francisco to Z
Paso, Texas, over the Southern Pa
cific Railway. Fare from that cit
for the round trip. including bert
in sleeping car, 500; from Los An
geles, with the same prIvileg,
$50 SO. The train will leave Sa
Francisco May 23d and will tax
r passengers from all intermediat
= points.
. We received d call yesterda
from Mr.. Charles Whitehe ad, Cal
:, wasting agent Of the San FrancIsl
Examiner, who has just made
tour of San Diego county. M
Whitehead travels In his ow
vehicle and has been on the ros
since January, having thorough
canvassed nine counties In Soutf
u ern California since that time. e
leaves for Santa Barbara to-day.
We yesterday dropped into Il
store of F. Adam, Spring stree
!. and were shown. one Of the fine
assortments Of spring and sum m
IL cuttings, consisting Of EngIish 81
scotch weeds, French goods of q
|.latsst patterns and nAnnsls. ]