Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-27
LOCAL RREVITIE9.

see NOTICE" under New To-
Day.
See advertisement OF furnished
room wanted.
A good salesman is advertised for
in our New To-Day.
A gentle, steady rain commenced
to fall at 1880 o'clock this morning.
The Tucson papers note the re-
turn of Mr.. Moye Wicks to that
city.
Mr..C. Ducommun returns home
from San Francisco by this morn.
ing's overland train.
Half pint and pint tasks are
wanted at II. J.Wollacott's. Spring
street. See advertisement.
Colonel r. s. Baker has just re-
turned from q hunting expedition
In. which he bagged one hundred
and thirty-three ducks.
Supervisor Cooper, Of Downey,
who was in the city yesterday, in
formed US that very little rain fell
in that nelghborhood on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. l.. Banning, Col. George
Beaver and large delegation Of
other prominent citizens Of Will
mington, were in the city yester-
day.
Paul G. Blum, the genial dramat.
ic agent will arrive by this morn
ing's San Francisco train as adj
vance agent of "Grandma's Birth
Party"
Peter Reese, the boy who sold the
Behringer bonds, was examined
before City Justice Adams yester.
day and was held for trial on the
charge Of grand larceny.
"Johnny Wiegle." the winner Of
several races at the recent Fairs In
the northern part of the State, is
entered for the pacing race to come
off at the Park next week.
Thomas johnson, whose arrest
for attempted highway robbery
was noted in yesterdays HERALD.
will be examined before City JUS
tice Adams at 10 O'clock this
morning.
Col. George Stoneroad yesterday
shipped to his ranch, near Las
Vegas, New Mexico, 131 Merino
bucks--two carloads-which he
purchased from Col. r. s. Baker,
of this city.
The Arizona papers report that
Col. w. r. Price, of the Sixth Cav.
airy, who ia we'll known in this
city, is lying seriously i'll at Will
cox station. the present headquar-
ters of General Wilcox.
The Congregational Church AS
ISOLATION, we learn, have purchased
the Benedict lot, adjoining the res
idence of Mr.. H. Newmark, on
Fort street, for the purpose of
erecting q church thereon.
There WAS brisk shower of rain
about 2 O'CLOCK yesterday morning,
and in the evening, at 6 and 1880
o'clock, respectively, there were
very light sprinklea of rain. Total
for the day, 4 .100ths, making siuce
yesterday morning. 63.100ths OF
an inch.
Mr.. L. Jacoby, of the house Of
Jaooby Brothers, who has been at
San Francisco purchasing a new
stock of the latest styles of gentle
mems clothing and furnishing
goods, Is y passenger by this morn
ing's overland train.
| Bartolo Leiva and Dienisio Soto,
who were arrested on Tuesday for
burglarIzing the room Of woman
who lives on First street, were ex-
amined In the City Court yester-
day. In dsfaultpf $500 bail each,
they were rec0mmitted to await
trial in the Superior Court.
Mr.. Meyer ]. Newmark, who
came down from San Francisco to
attend the funeral of bis father,
the late Joseph Newmark, returned
to that city overland yesterday.
Mr.. Harris Newmark, the senior
m EN- Der of the firm Of II. Newmark
e. Co., went up by the same train.
From private letter received In
this city we learn that the final
rehearsal of the Contessa d. Amalfi,
lin which Miss Mamie Perry INA.
ria Perrini) was to have made her
debut on the lst instant, was Wit
messed by the cognoscenti OF Mi
Ian, who are reported to have been
Enthusiastic in their PRAISES Of her
superb voice.
Col. J. Henley Smith and wife,
of San Francisco, are passengers
by this mornings overland train.
Col. Smith recently purchased the
Oak Knoll tract, San Gabriel, from
the heirs of the late B. d. Wilson,
and will probably become q resi-
dent of Los Angeles county In the
near future.
From Mr.. Hartman, who arrived
q day or two ago from Calico, We
learn that the Burning Moscow
people have made rich and ex-
tensive strike outside the disputed
ground. 1t 10 the most promising
In appearance Of any yet made Ia
that now famous property, the ore
being Of . higher grade than that
previously diseovered. Mr.. II. II
naturally quite enthusiastic over
this new hnd.-San bsvw@rdinq
zndse.