Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-22
LOCAL. HREVITIE rs.

LOCAL. RREVITIES.
Re-appearance of Madame Fab
bri tonight. t
Hon. Tom Fitch, he of the silver
tongue, has located at Tombstone,
Arizona, where he will engage in
the practice of the law.
Attorney.Genersl o. l.. Hart,
who has been attending the Su.
preme Court, returned to Sacra.
mento overland yesterday.
Miss Jennie Greenbaum. daugh.
ter of our we'll known and old time
fellow citizen, Mr.. E. Greenbaum,
left last evening for San Francisco
for a three months paseO in that
city.
Mr.. &C. Cheesebrough has been
chosen to represent Los Angeles
Lodge No. S5, I. o. o. F., in the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows which
is to meet in San Francisco next
month.
In response TO number Of notes
received yesterday Madame Fabbri
has consented to appear at the con.
cert tonight and, with Miss Aggie
ChHds, will sing the grand waltz
duo Of Professor Mulder.
Re-appeararce of Madame Fab.
bri to night.
Hon. Frank Hiscock, member Of
Congress from Syracuse, NY, and
Hon. Nelson Aldrioh, of Providence,
Rhode Island, arrived from the
East by the Southern route yester-
day and are registered ct the Pioo
House.
General s. H. II. Clark. Manager
of the Union Pacific Railway, who
has been stopping at the Sierra
Madre Villa for several menths
past for the benefit of his health,
leaves for the East in special car
by the Southern route this morn.
ing.
Information is wanted Of the
whereabouts of Ingenious Peasly
Sylvester, who has not been heard
from by his relatives East for
seventeen years. Any Information
that will lead to his present where
abouts will be thankfully received
by Artemus Sylvester, Chelsea,
Mass.
The delayed train from the East,
which arrived here at $40 yester-
day morning, brought large num-
bar of visitors from Boston, PrOvi-
dence, Il. I, Syracuse, N. Y, De.
troit, Mich, and other points East.
The party are about equally di-
vided between the Pioo House aud
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Re-sppearance of Madame Fab
bri tonight.
BY notice elsewhere it will be
seen that Messrs. Il. J. Roche and
John Da!las have fitted up the
saloon and bowling alley under
the U. S. Hotel and will open on
Saturday evening. A shooting
gallery has alse been fitted up.
The bar will be supplied with the
choicest brands of wines, liquors,
ale, beer and cigars. A cordial in
vitation is extended to their friends
to give them call.
Monsieur A. Yauvert de M5ap,
Consul OF the Republic of France
at San Francisco, accompanied by
his wife, will arrive in Los Apge-
les next Sunday. M. de Mean
visits this section at the instance
of the French government for the
parpose Of making Investigations
In relation to the phylloxera. He
will call upon our vignerons, who,
we have no doubt, Will take pleas
ure in giving him all the informa-
t!on on the subject in their power.
Reappearance Of Madame Fab.
bri tonight.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, of San
Marino, San Gabriel, leaves
to-day for the East in the
special car of Mr.. Clark .ol
the U. P. II. r., via the South.
ern route. Mr.. Shorb during his
trip will visit every city on his line
Of travel where market for Los
Angeles oranges may be worked
up. He will also interview the A,
r. and s. F. officials for the pur.
pose Of securing favorable rates fol
the shipment Of Los Angeles pro-
ducts, especially citrus fruits, ovel
that line.
In Ventura county Justices of the
Peace have already taken advan
tags of the la " permitting them to
employ shorthand reporters in
preliminary exahinatlons for fel
ony. Superior Judge Hines of thai
lcounty has expressed the same
view in regard to the payment Ol
fees of such shorthand reporters as
was announced by Judge Sepul
veda in his late decision on the
subject, namely, that the matter II
not within the control of the
Board of Supervisors and that the
bills for such reporting need not bt
presented to the Board.