Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-01
LOCAL HREVITIE,S,


advertised for in our New To. Day.
Mr.. J. Bernard is among th.
passengers by this mornings trair
from San Francisco.
The Commencement exercises o
the University Of Southern Califor.
MIA have been set for June 23j.
A aunch of keys found at the
Post0lfice on Sunday can be recov.
cred Oh application at the HERALD
Office.
Judge J. $. Chapman will gel
home from visit to the up coun.
try by this mornings San Francis.
CO train.
Gen. Stoneman, Railroad Com.
missioner ia a passenger by the
train due from San Francisco this
mofniDg.
We learn from the Tucson Citi-
zen of May Both, that Don Marco A.
Forster, of the Las Flores Rancho,
Is visiting that city.
A petition is In circulation pray.
ing Council to repeal the ordinance
exactiug license tax from Com.
mercial travellers.
The annual raid on the CANNES
commences to-day. Owners of val.
liable dogs should step up to the
Chief Of Policies office aud secure a
tag.
The finder of small leather
satchel will be suitably rewarded
on leaving it at Heipzeman & Ell
lIs's drug store. See ADVERTISE
ment.
School Census Madegan informs
us that there are now at the Sisters
Asylum So orphans-77 over s and
nnder II years Of age and 6 under 5
years.
Judge Hines will be here on the
18th Of June to hear motions in
cases heard by him during the last
session. Attorneys will take no.
tice of thia.
1t ia reported that General Ban.
ming intends 10 build u residence at
New Boston, between Fayal and
Tim mss Point, on Wilmington
Hafbor.
Mrs. Leoroq gives notice under
New To-Day that she has removed
her dressmaking establishment to
No 139 Main street, near McDon.
aid Block.
"Billy the Kid" the desperate
who escaped from the authorities
In Arizona short time ago, has
been recaptured near Del Norte,
New Mexico.
The steamer Senator sails for
San Francisco and way ports to.
day. Passengers take the 1850
A. N. train. Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
Julia, wife of Sam. Piercy, the
actor, and daughter Of James Dun.
ply, Of San Francisco, died in
Philadelphia Saturday morning of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. ]. o. Graves, mother of our
popular young townsman, J. A.
Graves, Esq., will arrive in Los
Angeles overland this morning, on
visit to her son.
Mr.. Eugene Schultz, manager OF
the Espinosa Concerts, who came
down to Los Angeles with the Fab
bri Troupe, leaves to-day per steam.
er for Sau Francisco.
Mr.. Charles Schultz, manager oi
Hooley's Minstrels, we learn, will
arrive In Los Angeles next Mon.
day to make arrangements for the
appearance of that tioupe in this
city.
We have upon our table, with
the compliments Of the publishers,
Lee & Walker, Philadelphia, "Col.
Thomas A. Scotus Funeral
March," written by w. Dieder-
ichs.
Ramon Aguerre pleaded guilty
OF grand latceny-horse stealing
before Judge Sapulveda yesterday
aud, waiviGg time, he was sen.
fenced to the States Prison for one
year.
No. s of The University Of South
ern California is out. 1t is well
filled with religious and education.
al ne ws, aud contains a valua BILE
lecture from the Chair of English
Litersture, by Dr.. J. p. Widney,
the subject being Pagan England
The attention of the fleet. footed
Is directed to the advertisement In
our New To-Day, headed "Sprint.
ers to the front.u Mr.. Day means
business and to prove his sincerity
is ready and willing to put up u
forfeit ut once.
Mr.. George Rice informs US that
the Horticultural Society has al
ready taken preliminary steps fol
a grand centennary exposition, tO
open September 9th, and that con.
siderable space Is already engaged
and exhibits promised. A mass
meeting Of citizens Is to be called
shortly to further the enterprise.
Sheriff Rowland yesterday re.
ceived q note, dated May 20, 1881