Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-15
LOCAL HESENITyE @
Council this evening.

The Sapreme Court adjourned
yesterday until Monday.
Three UNFINISHED rooms are adj
vertised for IL nder New To- Day.
Mr.. A. Lothian, of this city, is
passenger by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
A gentleman, in our New To-
Day, advertises for an improved
place In the foothills for which he
will pay cash.
T. r. Wise, Esq, prominent
lawyer of San Francisco, is paying
Los Angeles visit, and is stopping
at the Pico House.
Mr.. N. r. Vail made his appear
| ance on our streets yesterday after
an absence of some months at the
Total Wreck mine, Arizona.
From card which we saw yes
terday we learn that the stage
name of our talented townswoman,
Miss Mamie Perry, will be Maria
PERRIN.
A. B. Hotchkiss and Wallace
Leach, E.quires, of San Diego,
came up by steamer Orizaba yes
terday to attend the session of the
Supreme Court.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Judge NJ. A. Luce, Of San Diego,
in the city yesterday. He is here
on business connected with the
Supreme Court.
Mr.. Gu. Wilder and George G.
Knox, officials of the Southern Pa
citic Railroad, will arrive in Los
Angeles this morning Ell route to
the end OF the track,
The Carusi Troupe. give "a mat
inee for ladies and children at
Turn Verein Hall at 2 o'clock this
| afternoon. Admission to all parts
| of the house so cents.
The following is u statement of
the net proceeds OF the Orphans
Home Concert on Wednesday eve-
ming: Total receipts, $3.50 so; total
expense, SIS 90; balance, 1854 so.
Mr.J.W. Hinton, County School
Superintendent, gives notice else.
where that. the Teachers Institute
will he held in this city, com mepc-
ing Monday, October 3lst, and con-
ne for five days.
AT the annual meeting of the
Congregational church OH Friday
evening Rev. G. J. Hutcbips was
reelected pastor until the first of
March next, when his resignation
| will take effect.
George S. Hupp, Esq, lawyer of
standing in Nevada county, is pay
ing our city visit. Mr.. Hupp,
we understand, is looking for
suitable location in Southern CALI
fornia with the object Of making
this section his future home.
The opening social for the pres.
ent season of the Ivy Social Club,
at Odd Fellows Hall last night,
was largely attended. and like ell
the entertainments previously
given by this popular organiza-
ton, was most enjoyable affair
Socials.will be given ct regular in
tervals throughout the season.
We learn that Sheriff Rowland
has leased one thousand acres of
his ranch to be farmed on shares.
The lessees will plant the land to
flax, from which they expect TO re.
alize handsome return. The same
parties last year netted S2500 from
one hundred acres of flax grown in
another part of the county.
We were favored with a call last
evening from Mr.. Charles G. Yale,
editor OF the Mining and Scientific
Press, and Mr.. William d. Har-
wood, managing editor of the Oak
land Times, who are paying Los
Angeles a visit of pleasure and rec
reation. They go out to San Cab
riel to-day to visit the famous
places in that region.
The announcement Of the Ladies'
Fair for the benefit of the orphans
under the charge of the Sisters of
Charity, to be held at Turn Verein
Hall October Goth, 2lst, and 22d,
appears elsewhere. Donations will
be most thankfully received at the
Sisters school or by the ladies at
the hall. It is to be hoped that
this call will meet with generous
response from all who are able to
give.
Chief Gard and officers Keller
land Green, about IL o'clock last
night, pulled an opium den run by
white men. 1t Is located in va.
cant room on Los Angeles street,
between First and Reqnena streets.
When the officers entered they
found two white youths in posses
sion, one of whom was smoking
the embruting drug and the other
Twas in the act of filling his pipe,
They were both taken into custod y
and the pipes and other parapher.
MALTA of the den cOnfiscated.
Madame Praesents gives notice
to the ladies. of Los Angeles ant
} vicinity that her grand opening o
Winter millinery will take plac,
ut the Millinery Parlors, No. "a
, Spring street. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, October 18th and 10Th
0 Her stock is composed Of full lin