Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-09
LOCAL hkGVlIIs s1s-s,
The Public Schools will reopen
next Wednesday,.

The Public Schools will re.oper
next Wednesday.
The City Fathers remained IL
session until IL O'Clock last night
G.. NJ. Holton, Esq, late Of Will
mington, has opened law office in
Los Angeles.
The steamer Ancon, due to-nlsi-
row (Monday) brings an unusually
large number of passengers.
The attention of parties going tu
Inyo is directed to the advertise
menL ileaded "Change of Route
Mr.. Harvey Lewis, who has been
in San Francisco for some time
past, is on duty again at the Half
Price Boot aud Shoe Store.
By notice elsewhere it will be
seen that Mr.. Jacob Blruch has be.
come u membe of the well known
aud reliable firm of HelIman,
Haas & 90.
tsrhe Bible teaches no Sabbath
for Christians" will be affirmative.
ly discussed at Good Tenn plar Hall
to-day at 2 p. NJ. Christians
are especially invited.
Mr.. Waite, editor of the DowIey
Courier, being about to engage in
other business, offers his paper for
sale, or he will lease the material
to responsible parties.
The Visala Delta ofllcs, which
suffered from FIRE IL few days ago,
has SO far arisen from its ashes ae
TO issue n half sheet this week.
The loss has been adjusted and the
establishment will shortly be in
good working order again.
The Ivy Social Club Friday night
elected the following oiIicers for the
ensuing term: President, Edwin
Smith; Vice-President, Il. S Ora.
ham; secretary, Frank II. White
Treasurer. J. l. Willis; Finance
Committee, W. FL. Juenger, ]. B.
Roberts, Chas. Fenner.
The Owl Dramatic Club 60 to
San Bernardino next Friday, and
will give two performances of the
"Sleeping Queen" and "LavaterH
in that city. Friday and Saturday
nights, We can assure our neigh
bofs that rare treat Is In at0re for
them, and We nespeak for the Owls
full houses.
A deed was flisi Tor recJrd in the
County Recorders Office yesterday
from Mrs. Arcadia B. de Baker
and Robert 8. Baker, her husband,
conveying their undivided unsold
/ interest in the several tracts of
land known as the Stearns Ran
chos, to Moses Hopkins, of Sutter
county, for $ll0. 900.
The reason why d. n. Risby. OF
st. Louis, purchased a home at
Pasadena is, he is tired OF having
to leave home every year to find a
com forssble climate in which to
epend the hot, sultry months. He
will find it necessary to leave here
to fnd unpleasant weather. We
congratulate him upon his sensi-
BILE conclusion.
The following are the transac.
tions of the money order branch OF
the Downey postoflice, for the
quarter ending December 31st,
1880: Money orders issued, So.
$50 81; money orders paid, 81.
T2l.ll. The report Indicates fat.
tering increase IN tbs business OF
the Office. - Courier.
In Justice Adams's Court yester'
cay Henry rhompson and JOSE
Dolores, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to the
chain gang for nine days each
Antonio Moutijo, drunk, who paid
a fine of SS for the same offence the
day before, was sent up for ten
days.
There was shipped from Downey
to Wilmington, per rail, last week.
en- route to San Francisco by
steamer, 69.5l7 pounds corn, and
thirty cases-S00 dogen-of eggs
The shipmepts to Tucson during
the same period were: Five dozen
poultry three cases butter,ten GASES
1900 doxsD) eggs, one case cheese
aud 27,O80 pounds barley.
Thursday last Chief Gard arrested
a man named Fields, who had beer
discharged from the chain gans
tho day before, and found on his
person forty shares of Lady Rryar
stock, which were probably stolen
Anyone having lost stock OF TOT
kind can recover the same from
the Chief of Police on proving
ownership.
| The opinion of the Supreme
Court in the city bond case o
Schumacher vs.. Tobermnn, affirm
ing the declsion OF Judge SepnIve
da, was written by Justice McKin
sLrv aud --rif6 81 ~ Justice
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