Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-15
LOCAL RREVITIEss.
See advertisement of stray horse

A first class barber is advertised
for in this morning's HERALD.
A thoroughly competent girl is
for under New To- Day.
The Turn Verein Germania gave
q pleasant social dance at their hall
on Sunday night.
The total receipts of the Santa
Barbara Agricultural Fair. which
closed last week, were 1915.
Mr.. G. w. 3. Mcdonald, of San
Diego, came up per steamer yester-
day and Is registered at the Plco
House.
Mr.. A. Brigdon, of Pasadena, we
learn, has sold 100000 grape cut
tings for planting during the COM
ing season.
Don Juan Forster, of Santa Mar.
garita, passed through Los Apge.
les yesterday en- route home from
San Francisco.
The MERGED Theatre, it will be
seen by reference to our New To.
Day column, is advertised for rent
by the day, week or month.
The first entertainment and ball
Of the Eagle Corps, to be given at
Horticultural Pavilion next Thurs
day night, promises to be tho social
event OF the season.
Ex-senator Charles Maclay, of
San Fernando, who has been quite
sick and confined to the house for
some weeks past, we are pleased to
learn, is convalescent.
Col. Dunkelberger has made
some improvements in the general
delivery department of the Postof-
fice that will greatly facilitate the
delivery of newspapers.
The attention of any one having
q Jersey COW, a. horse and top bug
gy or furniture in good condition
for sale, Ia direction to the several
sswanted" notices under New To-
Day.
Strangers are pouring into Los
Angeles very rapidly and accom-
m rotations seem to be inadequate
to the demand, thirteen persons
having been turned away from the
Hammond House yesterday.
Col. H. G. Hodges, Chief Quar-
of the Department of
Arizona, who has been stopping at
The Cosmopolitan for several days
past, returns to Arizona by this
IA orning's traiB.
Mr.. Leonard Labory, who has
been living in Sonora, Mexico, for
the past two years, got home yes
terday and went up to San Fran
cisco overland on business con-
1ected with bis mines.
Noeps saloon YVES closed on Sun.
day 10 obedience to the recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court de-
claripg the constitutionality of
the law prohibiting the TRANSACT
ton OF business on Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Kuhrts, Joe Maler. H.
Merz and Peter McGeasy started at
O'Clock this morning on a three
days duck hunting expedition to
the Alamitos. The cham pion
of the party 10 our friend
Peter McGeasy.
VIM. Barnett, who returned to
Los Angeles Last week from sew
eral years residence In Florida and
Texas, has purchased the Key
West cigar store, Lanfranco Block,
and Will become permanent resi-
dent of our city.
The alarm of fire last evening
was caused by the burning of a
brush shanty at the corner OF
Tenth and Olive streets. The place
had been occupied until q few days
ago by q Mexican family. It ia
supposed to have been fred by
boys.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
have provided plainly marked
lock box at the Postohce where
reading matter may be dropped for
the use Of the poor and destitute,
No stamps are required and the
matter will be judiciously distrib-
uted by members OF the Society.
The mail service between Los
Angeles and San Diego needs regu-
Iatipg. Under the old system we
used to receive the newspapers OF
that place the day after publica-
ton but now they do not reach us
until the second day. The recent
change, instead of expeditipg, re-
tards the mail just "a hours.
DR.. q. G. Barton, who has been
confined to his room by illness for
some weeks, is, we are glad to
know, improving and has gone
down to Wilmington for change OF
air. In common with his many
friends In the city, we sincerely
trust that the change will have the
effect of restoring him to full
health.
The announcement of Mr.. J.
Kuhrts for reelection to the Office
of Councilman from the Second
Ward, appears elsewhere. Mr.
Kuhrts has been a Jealous anG
faithful worker in the interests o
his constituents and, II re-ele cted
will continue to serve them with
the same zeal.
The following guests are stop
ping at the Hammond House
Hon. James Hoblltt and family
Ills; Judge Balm, Colorado; M. f