Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-19
LOCAL BREVITIEsS.
Council this evening.

Council this evening.
See advertisement headed ella.
dy's 6atchel."
-Four work horses are advertised
for sale in our New To-Day.
The Silver King mine last week
shipped bullion to the amount of
$4,000.
DIR. w. w. Ross is having a fine
two-story residence erected on his
lot Oh Hill street.
We are indebted to Mr.. Albert
F. Kercheval for very fine speci-
men of the Japanese persi m mon.
Mr.. G. G. Cheesebrough, Of this
city, was registered at the Russ
House, San Francisco, on Thurs
day.
A one-half interest in we'll es.
tablished and prosperous saloon is
advertised for sale under New To-
Day.
The San Diego NeaDs reports that
q big strike has been made in the
La Gaia gold mine in Baja Cali.
fornia.
Deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector Walter s. Moore went down
to Anaheim last evening on off,
cial business.
1t is stated that Cundurango
Bliss has put in his bill at $500 per
day for attending the late Presi-
dent Garfield.
The American ship Zouave ar
rived at Wilmington yesterday, 147
days from Liverpool, with coal for
the railroad company.
The Nellie Boyd Dramatic
Troupe is heading for the Pacific
Coast via the Southern route. 1t
is now at Socorro, New Mexico.
The San Francisco Golden Era
and Vanity Fair have been cousol-
idateJ, J. M. Leverson proprietor,
J. M. Bassett, former owner of the
Era, retiring.
Mrs. Littlefield, who 10 living
with her mother at Lyons, Michi-
gan, writes that it is her intention
to return to Los Angeles AS soon as
possible.
The steamer Ancon sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
A gentleman who lives in the
western part of the city informs US
that the mercury was down to So
degrees at his place at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning.
The mercury at the Signal Serv-
Ice Station, in the tower of the
Baker Block, got down to $50 at
4:15 o'clock yesterday morning
the lowest point reached this sea-
son.
James Thompson was up before
City Justice Adams yesterday on
the charge of stealing goods from
in front of the XXI store and was
sent to the chain gang for twenty
five days.
Don Marcos Forster, brother of
Chico Forster, deceased, started
for Sonora yesterday, acoom panied
by kaufman, the mining expert,
to make an examination of his
mine In that country. - Tucson
Star.
Messrs. Morford & Brown yester.
day sold the Shannon house, on
Hill street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, to Hon. J. q. Estu-
dillo for $4,000 very moderate
price, considering the style of the
house and the location.
The train from the East via the
Southern route was about two
hours late last evening. The deten-
ton, we learn, was caused by rum
ming over COW, which threw
some of the cars off the track, east
Of Tucson. Nobody hurt.
The Pumpkin Pie Social given
by the ladies of the Fort Street M
E. Church last night, was we'll at
tended and proved to be a highly
enjoyable entertainment. The ex.
ercises consisted Of music and reel.
| tations after which the pies anC
other goodies were discussed.
All Veterans-soldiers, sailors Of
marines-of the Mexican War OF
the war of the rebellion, are earn
estIy requested to attend the meet
ing at the Council Chamber
(Union HalD at O'Clock this Of.
ternoon, as the business to be con.
sldered is of the utmost import
ance.
| Messrs. J. Kuhrts, Peter Mathie
sen, Joe Maier and Henry Merz
who have been on two days duel
hunting expedition to the Alami
tos, got home last evening. They
shot 102 ducks and rabbits innu
merable. They report that tn
mallards have not yet commence,
to come In In large numbers.
Miss Lille M. Fisher, younges
daughter of Judge Fisher, OF Lo
Angeles, stopped a day in Tucson
ON her way to New Mexico. Sh,
left for Las Vegas this morning
where she will be married to-mor
row to Mr.. r. M. Towa: formerl,
of Los Angeles. They will max,
their homo this winter ct 6ecorro
New Mexico. -Cttisen, Nov. IL.