Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-23
LOCAL RREVITIEE,

sale at Preuss & Pironi's.
The only man drunk in town
yesterday was John Doe.
The mail was not distributed
last night until 9 o'clock.
Buy your Baltimore oysters at
Bob Eckert's, Congress Hall.
A gentleman and wife advertise
for furnished rooms. See New To-
Day.
Odor cases In plush, of all colors,
&C., with handsomely cut glass
bottles at Preuss & Pironi's.
A sickly gentleman aGvertises
elsewhere for a bee ranch which
somebody is anxious to sell
Bishop Mora will arrive on the
Arizona train tomorrow, arriving
about five o'clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. and Mrs. Shaw, who have
been stopping at the Pico House,
returned to San Francisco yester-
day.
Mrs. and Miss Dodsworth will
arrive this morning fiom San
Francisco, after q visit of some du-
ration at the metropolis.
Mr.. J. H. Lucas, formerly of the
Los Angeles bar, has COM 9 In from
Tombstone, Arizona, where he is
now located, to spend the holidays
with bis family.
The merry jingle of the bells Of a
twelve mule team passing through
town last night on it way from the
Santa Anita Rancho to the Cent?
nela, sounded like the good old
days of yore.
Mr.. James D. Schuyler, of the
State Engineering department,
and Mira. P. G. Schuyler aud chill
dren, arrived by last nights Ari-
zOna train and are staying at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Imported and domestic per.
funes at the Central Pharmacy.
Mr.. Charles f. Brown, of Nor
ford & Brown, has returned from a
prospecting trip to Soledad and
NewbaIl. Our people need not be
to see developed in that
region, at u not remote day, some
very promising mines.
The passenger train from Arizona
was about two hours and q half
late last evening, owing to the
connection at Deming being four
hours behind time, and the emf
grant train from the north WAS
four hours late.
Hon. e. Ewing Miller, who is
now sojourning amongst US, is u
connection OF the famous Ewing
and Sherman families; and, though
now misguided Republican, WAS
United States Minister to POrta-
gal, under Pierce.
Mr.. George Hsarst, the old pio.
ueer and San francisco million
nire, u Democrat of the olden tlmp,
and prominent candidate for
G ,verCOr on the Democratic tick
a.. j. = passenger by this morn
ins's train from san Francisco.
Charles Hubbell, Of Los Angelo,
aud George Andrews, of San Ber-
nardino, two small boys, concluded
to 20 forth into the world and be-
come men without more ado. They
managed to go as far as Ventura,
upon their way to Omaha, when
the very practical Sheriff OF that
county, upon telegraphlc advices
received, took charge Of the boys
aud they are now on their way to
their several homes.
TraDsplanted Eastern oysters de-
livered to any part of the city for
the holidays.
Mr.. Marsh, of the Pico House,
has just received letter from Bos-
ton engaging ITO rooms in his ho-
tel for the accomm odation of three
excursions that are to arrive here
early In the spring. There will! be
sixty persons in each party and
they will arrive with an Interval
of about two weeks between each
and stop q week here to visit the
country. The first
party Is to leave Boston near the
middle of March.
A lively runaway occurred about
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. A
gentleman hired q single buggy
from the stable next to the No. 2
Engine House, on Main street, and
went up the Arroyo Seco, where he
got out and tied the horse, which,
by some means or other, got loose
and came down the road like q
quarter horse. The buggy collided
with a rock, broke the single tree
and freed the horse, which came on
into town and was captured by o
Mexican. Fortunately for the
gentleman, So will about cover the
amount Of damages.
Toilet cases of every description
at the Central Pharmacy, Spring
street.
Last night Mr.. Rudolph Wangs-
man, Of the popular musical house,
started out In the role of profess
sional high kicker. To illustrate
how easily he could emulate II nol
surpass the most illustrious OF lht
guild, he sprane at q point about
eight feet above the level OF thu
sidewalk. His heels went high il
the air--very high indeed. But ths
result was not ~ the agile Rudolph