Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-12
LOCAL Err WILL HTS,

LOCAL HREVITIEs.
The grafton at the coming st,
Patrick's Day celebration is to be
delivered by Col. Godfrey.
Mr.. G. T.. Fargo and daughter
and Miss Webster, of San Francis.
co, are guests at the Pico House.
Mr.. w. H. Norway, OF Santa
Barbara, Deputy United States
Surveyor, Is registered at the Co.'S
mopolitan.
The attention Of sheep raisers is
directed to the advertisement Of
Camille GARNER, who offers French
merino rams for sale.
A young man sdvertises in our
New Day for a place where he
can learn the orchard or vineyard
business. No salary desired.
Major A. Chaffse and family and
Captain L. A. Abbott, U. S. A.,
arrived from Fort Mcdowell, Ari.
coma, y esterday, and are quartered
1T the Cosmopolitan.
The San Francisco Post, of March
10th, suys: Lucky" Baldwin has
been offered 100000 for a portion
of the Temple Rancho, in Los An.
geles county. aud will probably
accept. He is now in Los Angeles,
completing the negotiation.
Prof. Willio. the celebrated pres.
tidigitateur, at Turnverein Hall to-
night, opens with one of his won.
derful entertainments in which he
will introduce number of new
feats of sleight 0f hand and magic.
He will be assisted by Mr.. Bsu-
man, the daring gymnast.
Mr.. Cortland Hoffman, of San
Rafael, q brother of Judge Hoff
man, of San Francisco, and q son
of Ogden Hoffman, E.q., the csls.
brated lawyer Of New York, ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday and
is stopping At the Pico House.
There will he a grand union
meeting in the Fort street NJ. e.
Church at 8 o'clock Sunday after.
noon to be addressed by w. H.
Barnes, Secretary OF the Press AS.
ISOLATION, aud Mrs. Emily P.
S,evena. The public are cordially
invited, especially the children n aud
young people.
The new Tyrolean Hall, No. lsO
Main street, is to be opened
this evening The public Of
Los Angeles are promised first
class resort for music and beer.
Everything about the place is to
be we'll ordered and nothing low OF
rowdyish will be tolerated.
Mr.. r. w. Jackson, the famous
manufacturer m of Abalone Jewelry,
of San Francisco, has secured a
window in the store OF Mr. Lazarus,
successor to Lewis Levin & Co.,
where he will display the exquisite
manufactures through which his
name has become as familiar in
the mouths Of Californians AZ a
household word. During the Citrus
Fair Mr.. Jackson will take delight
in hibiting his wares to the
curie ,.
Mrs. M. Il. Park is at present In
San Francisco, where she has gone
to lay in an unrivaled stock o.
fashionable millinery, hats, bon
nets, etc. Her numerous patrons
may expect, on her return, to set
her Fashion Parlors crowded witt
all the latest Parisian novelties
Her mOttU is excelsior, and what
ever taste and money can com mapG
will be assured to Mrs. Parks Gus
toners.
On the night Of the 9th inst. th'
barn of Mr.. A. H. Dunlap, at Dow
ney, was burglarizsd. Mr.. d. ha,
carelessly left his coat and yes
hanging therein, with sixty dol
lars in the pockets thereof. It il
needless to say that the cash 10 no,
est Snventus. The same mela ncholy
remark applies to q saddle and ,
set Of harness which were handy
Nothing has yet been heard from
the enterprising cheualiers din
dustrie.
Mr.. Marcus Eslls, Vice Presiden
Of the Santa Barbara Horticultur
al Society, and Mrs. N. G. Winter
Secretary, arrived by steam er y es
terday, bringing with them tn
Santa Barbara Exhibit for III
Citrus Fair. They inform MI
George H. Rice, Secretary OF tn
SOUTH ern California Horticulture
Society, that u large delegation o
Barbareflos propose coming over
land in carriages and that secon'
delegation will come by steame er
arriving here on Tuesday morning
The announcement of the Hig
gins Comedy Company. who vii
appear at Turn Verein Hall Frida,
and Saturday evenings, March 25tl
and 26th, in Gilbert's two &C
comedy, "Swesthearts," and tn
side splitting farce, "My Tur
Next" appears In our adver tisin
columns. The Company is mad
up cf q number of our most gifte
amateurs who, under the leader
ship of Prof. Higgins, will affor