Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-11
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LOCAL RREVITIEs,
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Sale" In our New To-Day.
Mr.. Martin Lehman went up I,
San Francisco yesterday for n visi
Of month or two.
Mr.. A. Briedon, of Pasadena, OF
fers 1000 Blaue Elben grape cut
tings for Gale. See advertisement
Mr.. w. s. Maxwell will ship two
carloads of brewing barley to St
Louis by the new route on Satur'
day.
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens, Crane
Lecturer Of the I. o. g. T., will
lecture at Good Templars Hall thit
evening.
Mr.. w. B. Coulter, who has been
In San Francisco for some weeks
past selecting new etock Of goods,
got home yesterday.
The Lake Vineyard Land and
Water Company propose to lay one
mile of 4 and S inch water pipe on
their tract during next week.
An important meeting of the
Board of Fire Delegates will be
held at the Thirty. Flights Engine
house this evening. See notice.
Mr.. r. w. Jackson, the abalone
shell lapidary, has arrived in Los
Angeles and will remain here and
At Santa Monica for some time to
come.
The orange growers Of Pasadena
are making great preparations for
the approaching Citrus Fair. They
expect to carry off the principal
prizes.
Mr.. Alexander Delmar, Metal
lurgist and Statistician OF the
United States mints, passed
through Los Angeles yesterday en-
route 10 Texas.
Mr.. Henry G. Monks has sold
the Monkstract, Rancho San Pas.
cual, 1850 acres, to Messrs. J. H.
Painter and Il. +. Ball. for $780,
a fraction over SIS per acre.
Mr.. J. de Bsrih Shorb, of San
Marino, who WAS In the city yes
terday, reports that 2 As inches of
rain fell at his p'a.e during the
late storm-fully twice as much as
fell in tnis city.
The steamer Ancon Is due from
San Francisco this morning aud
will sail for San Diego this even-
ing. Passengers take the 8 P. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, for vii.
mlngtoD.
Jose Forles. arrested on suspicion
of being the party who robbsd the
house of Mr.. II. q. Hargrave, near
Norwalk, last Sunday, was yester.
day taken out to Downey for ex.
animation.
The social OF the Los Angeles
Guards at military Hall last night
was we'll ATTENDED and like all en-
tertainments given by this crack
corps, was u peasant and eDjoya-
bic affair.
A man who stole u vest from In
front of u clothing store on Main
street, last evening, was arrested
by officer Hart. He gave the
name of Francisco and was locked
up to await examination before
City Justice Adams this morning.
The ladies' Of Trinity Church give
one of their socisls at the residence
of Mr.. T.. Dunbar, on 9th street
between Olive and Charity streets,
this friday evening. Several
kinds Of refresh ments will be serv'
ell and a highly enjoyable time Il
expected. AL are cordially invit
ed to attend. A special car will
leave there at II O'clock.
A man named B. w. Allen, who
announced himself as tone of tht
cow boys" fourished a revolver IL
the Fountain saloon about moor
y yesterday and created considerabI.
CONSERVATION among the inmates
Captain Davis, Of the police, was
sum moned, aud on arriving tool
the valiant COW boy in charge. HI
will have a hearing before City
Justice Adams this morning.
A stroll through the rooms of tbt
Los Angeles Club yesterday showed
the work Of getting them In readi
ness for social purposes to bo wei
forward. The appointments arr
sumptuOus and the apartment
themselves cou d not be SURPASSED
for elegance and comfort. We un
deretand that they will be formally
thrown oren on Saturday evening
BY advertisement elsewhere thu
Sisters OF Charity cff-r the splendid
property Oh which their hospital i
located for sale. The place i
highly improved, there being I
large number Of bearing orang'
and lemon trees, u vineyard and I
variety Of other frnit trees Oh 1t
The location Is one of the best ir
the city and would provo goo
investment either for a private res
idence or to be divided into cit!
lots.
A correspondent of the San Dieg'
Union writes: " have been spend
ing the Winter sixty miles back o
San Diego, at an elevation Of SAL
5000 feet, aud moro lovely. milt
and healtbfuI climate I have neve
seen, although ! havs been travel
| Ing most OF the time for the pAs
twenty yeArs; hAvs seen al tn
| (smoGe ko6lt lth reeopls On thta eoael
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