Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-21
LOCAL RISEVITIE1.

our New To-Day for situation as
clerk in grocery store.
Mr.. Daniel Levy, of San Franz
cisco, a brother of Mr.. Michel LIE.
w, of this city, is a passenger by
this mornings overland train.
Try Blossom Japan tea from tn Q
Grange Store.
Mr.. Moses Hopkins, of San Fran
cisco, brother of the late Mark
Hopkins, arrived In Los Angeles
by yesterdays overland train and
is stopping at the Pico House.
Colonel E. E. Hewitt returned
yesterday from trip to Yuma.
He tells US that the climate in that
section is very fine just now, with
slightly warm days aud cool and
invigerating nights.
Hon. G. P. Berry, member of
Congress from the Third California
District, and B. w. Howser. Dis.
trict Attorney for Yuba county,
are passengers by the train due
from San Francisco this morning.
About sixty members Of Conf
dsnce Engine Company No. 2 will
leave in q special car at s:25 this
morning on visit to San Bernar.
dino, where they will be the guests
of the San Bernardino Fire Com
pany No. i. The excursionists
will return next Monday.
Mr.. l.. J. Rose has received a
telegram which advises him that
Sweeth cart has received slight
Injury in the hook. Though triv-
ial, 1t will involve the cancellation
Of her rema ming engagements for
the current year. Mr.. Rose goes
up to San Francisco to-day.
San Diego linton; Our "harbor"
is all right, but the "climate" is
showing y disposition to go back
on us. The past three evenings
have been quite cool, and long
tailed ulsters dapgle at the heels of
belated pedestrians. However,
this is only Temporary "snap."
Mr.. E. A. Preuss and Professor
Paul Schumacher, who have been
duck bunting at La Ballona for q
couple of days, returned to town
yesterday. They report ducks
scarce and very wild. They saw
plenty of geese, but as they went
after ducks, their ammunition was
uusuited to the larger game.
We learn from an exchange that
ships are being built Ia the State
of Maine for the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, who have
bought an immense coal deposit at
Puget Sound. The locomotives OF
the company alone require 10000
tons of coal q month, so that 1t
will pay the Central Pacific people
to do their own coal mining and
freighting.
The Messrs. Wangeman Bros
have received letter from M.
Gray, music publisher. Of San
Francisco. informing them that
JosefJy, the great vIolinlst, owing
to engagements at Salt Lake City,
and other places In the East, will
be unable to visit Southern Cali.
fornla. 1t was hoped that Herr
Joseffy, having come to the Pa
cific Coast by the Northern route,
would return to the East via the
Southern roads and that the citi.
zens of Los Angeles would thus be
afforded an opportunity of hearing
this wonderful violinist.
The Board of Directors of the
Agricultural Society, ia session
yesterday, report the outlook for
grand Fair as most promising. Tit
Park, under Superintendent Jno
w. Forbes, is being put in I'm
condition. Turnverein Hall, un
der Superintendent Thos. A. Ga
rev, will present a splendid ap
pearance. The following bids TO
privileges we're accepted; Ed. Nc
Ginnis, bar 10 Grand Stand Clpl
Room; City Band, for music; Dur
| fee and Covarrubias. pools; E'
McGinnis's place for night pools
II. G. Goss, fruit stand.
The British bark Margare
Heald, with cargo of 1000 tons
wheat, cleared from Wilmington
Yesterday for Liverpool, England
She was loaded by Mr.. E. Ger
main, of this city, for account o
Messrs. Balfour, Guthrie d Co., Q
San Francisco. Eight hundre'
J tons OF her cargo were grown OF
J the Newhall ranch, this county
and the balance was purchases
from farmers in various parts o
: the county. The Head is, we be
lieve, the fifth vessel that ha
. cleared from Wilmington for Eu
ropean ports, with a cargo
wheat, during the present season
Il A very pleasing feature of th
Orphans' Fair at Turnverein Ha
tonight will be the presentatio
] of comedy, which will be dill
patched in an hour, on which th
curtain will ring up promptly at
!, | O'Clock, entitled zone Hour
Fsiryland.u This advertisement
has been placed In the competeE
hands of Miss Hortense Bacriste,
young lady whose very mArke
histrionic abilities have been den
enstrated In q number OF amateu
9 theatrlcals. A succession OF onarn
. ing tableaux will diversity th
. evening, and will still furth'
Q attest the esthetic sapabiliti'
J. Of Miss Sacriste and her assis
. ants. We have no hssitatie
in predicting that the AFFAIR will