Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-19
LOCAL HREVITIF s-s.
See advertisement Of furnish ed

See advertisement Of furnished
rooms wanted.
Furnished rooms, en- suite OF
single, are advertised to let in our
New To-day.
Col r. 8. Baker is out at New.
hall, taking notes of the oil devel
opments thereabouts.
Thirty sores of improved land,
located at the Duarte, are offered
for sale under New To Day.
Hon. Asa Ellis was In the city
yesterday looking as bale and
hearty as q young man of 40.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give u social at Good Tenn
plars' Hall tonight. Admission
10 cents.
A lady, in our New To-Day, ad-
vertises for u pleasant room, with
board, in u private family. East
Los Angeles preferred.
G. B. Richardson, Esq, yester-
day got Ia from the San Fernando
oil regions, where he has been rue
ticatiDg for some months past.
Tho Peoples Store comes to the
front In q double colum u ADVERTISE
ment In this morping's HERALD.
They adhere strictly to the one
price rule.
Mr.. l.. Harris. the proprietor Of
the Quincy Hall clothing store,
elsewhere advertises for clerk
who is also an experienced cloth.
ing man.
Mr.. H. J. McKusick, Pacific
Coast superintendent Of Railway
Mail Service, is g passenger by the
train due from San Francisco this
morning.
Senator FELTON,, whose energetic
efforts to develop the oil Inter esls
of California have thus far resulted
60 happily. is paying Los Angeles
a visit.
Judge Larrabee, a forDer Apge-
lt ~, has been ia the city for some
days. We understand that it is his
intention to Locate in Southern
Mr.. Sam Prayer, who has been
attending the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, II. & A. NJ, AT San
Francisco, got home by yesterdays
overland train.
We are Indebted to Col. Fl. J.
Stevenson for a brace of fat ard
Juicy ducks, part of the epoils of
his prowess as hunter. We hope
he may remember US often.
II. X. w. Bent has sold one hum
dred acres of his ranch at Pomona
for $40 per acre to an Englishman,
who will soon erect a f1ne resi-
dence and put out large vineyard.
The Supreme Court heard one
case in bsnc yesterday and ad.
journed for the term. All the
Judges, except Judge Ross, went
up to San Francisco overland last
evening.
Captain. Z. L. Dlngley and Cap
tain Charles Nelson, lumber deal
ers of San Francisco, are paying
Los Angeles visit. They are reg
istered at the Cosmopolitan.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. Berry went
up to Napa overland last evening
having in charge ] B. Cook, from
Asylum by Judge Sepulveda.
Msssrs. @. Fl. simpkins, of San
Francisco, j. A. Graves, Of this
city, and gentleman from Santa
Ana whose name We do not recall,
bsgged 100 ducks on the Afamitos
rancho the other day.
A woman belonging to the band
OF Gypsies encamped near the rails
road depot, was arrested yesterday
for peddling without a license. She
was taken before City Justice
Adams, who imposed Il fine Of $40.
1t lie a fact not generally known
that there is an extensive manu-
facture of cigar boxes in Los Ange-
les, under the supervision of Mr.
Ruthard. We believe that the
wood used Is imported from Mex
leo.
A meeting of the Board OF Dr.
rectors of the Southern California
Horticultural society will be held
next Saturday, when u detailed
statement, of the expenditures OF
the late horticultural Fair is prom.
ised the public.
One of the wheels Of Mr.. Steve
Motifs buggy came off on Spring
street vest erday, letting the exile
down on the ground and throwing
Mr.. Mott out, fortunately without
/, Turing him. The hurse ran away
and was caught on Main street.
In free fight among Indians a
Anaheim last Sunday five or six o
them were badly slashed and Gu
with knives. The ring leader
were arrested by Deputy Sheri1
Barham and Constable Bonn
Three of them were brought Vi
to Jail by Constable Bonn yes
terday.