Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-25
LOCAL RREVITIE9.

LOCAL HREVITIES,
The new Railroad Hotel was
opened 10 tho public at Tucson ON
Sunday last.
Major Robert A. Hutchings,
Quartermaster's Agent, left for his
new post at Tucson, Arizona, yes.
tsrday mornipg.
A railroad man reports that the
Thermometer at Dos Palmas, on
the Colorado desert, registered 116o
In the shade last Sunday.
1t is reported that Mr.. Louis Phil.
lips, Of Spadra, has purchased the
St. Charles Hotel property for
SIS, ,OGO.
Messrs. John r. Briefly and G.
E. Huber are passengers by the
train due from San Francisco this
morning.
Stephen NJ. White, Esq, went
over to San Bernardino yesterday
afternoon Oh legal business. He
will probably return this evening.
Judge Brunson has returned from
Hemmet valley, San Diego coun.
ty, looking much improved by O
months recreation in that health.
giving section,
The steamer OrIzaba is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego in the even.
ing. Passengers take the S:45 P. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, for vii.
mfDGton.
Professor g. E. Bailey, Superin.
tendent of the Southern California
aud Arizona Mining Bureau, Of
Riverside, is registered at the Cos
nopOlitan.
The new gas company at San
Diego have already laid two and n
half miles Of pipe, aud expect to
have their works in operation by
the 9Th Of June.
The Prescott Democrat says that
Hon. Patrick Hamilton has pur.
chased tho material of the Phoenix
EEpOsitOr, with which he intends
to start daily paper at Tomb.
stone.
AT a special meeting of the Les
Angeles Club on Monday evening,
it was decided to postpone the ball
to be given by the Club until Wed.
nesday, June Sh, to he held ut
Turn Verein Hall.
The Tombstone Nugget says that
the Piedmont and Martha mines
have been bonded to Eastern capi-
talists for 100000. The locatOrs
aud owners of these mines are f.
Lowenthal. Sam Malcomb, J. Neff,
Mendel Meyer, aud Messrs. Peel
aud Kimball. :
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens has
been doing some very successful
Good Templar work in Ventura
county. She instituted Lodge at
Springvllle with Al charter menu
bers, and initiated ia one night
Unto the Hueneme Lodge sixty new
members. She had crow ded meet.
ings at ali places where she lee
tured.
We last evening received a
pleasant call from Mr.. Frank B.
Rae, of the Brush Electric Light
Company, who visits Los Angeles
for the purpose OF laying before the
city authorities the advantages to
be derived from the adoption Of the
Brush system Of lighting our
streets.
Mr.. A. Kyger aud family, old
residents Of Los Angeles, leave
this evening for Ell Paso, Texas, to
try their fortunes in the new rail-
road center. Mr.. Kygsr IL an ell
terprisiug, industrious man, and
will be an acquisition to any sec
tion in which he may locate.
The Salt Lake Herald says: The
indications are that the Utah
Southern Extension Railroad will
be run south for U short distance. at
least. Engineers are now out run
ming preliminary lines beyond
Milford, with view Of ascertain
ing the most practicable route to
tap the Iron range running from
Iron Springs to iron CITY"
Mr.. John Schum acher, while as
sisting Captain Moore In survey
ing some land, the other day, rar
the poiut OF a pick through thu
palm of his hand, the shock from
which was 30 great that 1t cause(
him to faint. He was brought Il
the city and received proper medi'
cal attention.
| Mr.. Willlg, late manager of thu
Adelphi Theatre, has been ten
dered o complimentary benefit By
that company, who will be assist
ed by some Of the best amateu
talent of the city. The entertain
msnt will take place at Turn We
rein Hall next Monday evening
when q good bill, embracing songs
dances and acrobatio feats, will b'
presented.
Il, We received call last evenin
from Mr.. Z. F. Bean, Deput,
United States Revenue Collector
who has just returned from Ivan
pah, the scene OF tho recent trag
edy, Mr.. Bean ssorlbes the diff
, Guilty which resulted in the shoo
sr~ ~ vOhn MNEn P1AnA In thn fan