Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-29
LOCAL RREVITIES.

LOCAL RREVITIES.
Major w. J. Tyus. OF Anaheim,
10 registered at the Pico House.
A competent woman, in esr New
To-Day, ADVERTISE for q situat tion
as cook.
A good man, accustomed to
horses, gardening, etc., advertises
for a situation under New To. Day.
Capt. Roberts has returned from
the Sespe petroleum district. He
reports we'll of matters in that sec
tiOn.
Our friend Morrison, of Will
m mingtOn, was one OF the familiar
figures In Los Angeles streets yes
terday.
The mallard, teal and other
luscious ducks, now abound in
the Cienega and other sportsm ems
wig bOo VI V0utuEOs
Hon. J. w. Shanklln, Surveyor.
General of the State, will arrive in
Los Angeles by this mornings
train en- route to Cotton.
Mr.. Walter 8. Maxwell and fam.
lily and Miss Rowena Lapfrapco
return home by this mornings q
train from San Francisco.
There was shipped to San Fran
cisco yesterday from the orcha ard
Of Mr.. .. H. Bliss n boxes or
q 6ges for the New YEARS. market.
Francisco Olvera, arraigned be.
fore City Justice Adams yesterday
on q charge of drunkenness, was
sent to the chain gang for nine
days.
The steamer Ancon sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1850 A
M train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
Mr.. g. M. Welty, manager of the
Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company,
went over to San Bernardino yes.
terday and will return with the
troupe on Sunday next.
Mr.. Thomas s. Rogers, superin.
Of the California Southern
Railroad, San Diego, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday and IL stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
The attention of mem bers of Los
Lodge No AZ and Pental.
pha Lodge No. 2O2. F. & A. M, is
directed to the Masonic Notice
which appears under New To Day.
Mrs. D. NJ. Adams and children
leave on the train this afternoon
for q visit to The home OF Rev L.
@. Adams, the father of City Jus.
tice Adams, at Mark West, Sono-
ma county.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. F.
Kercbeval, who got home yester.
day from a four days. visit to Riv.
erslde, for some Very handsome
specimens of the oranges and lem.
ons grown at that settlement.
Our young friend r. A. Ling IL
evidently booked for one Of the
future millionaires Of Arizona. II
dash. perseverance, aud energy will
make their mark. Ling may be re.
led on to go up head.
In the City Court yesterday
nearly the whole Of the forenoon
was occupied In the examination
of Robert Smith on tho charge O
Jail in default Of $500 bail for hi
appearance for trial before the Su
peIior Court.
O.Seliger, an itinerant musician
arrested for using violent an,
threatening language to a Catholic
Priest, whom he stopped on th'
street, w,s tried before City Jus
lice Adams yesterday and, in de
fault Of $50 fine, was sent to tn,
chain gang for twenty days.
Claude Caroule, whose arrest TO
threatening to butcher the in
mates Of the Kansas City Hote
was noted in yesterdays HERALD
was arraigned before City Ju-t,c
Adams y esterday and held IN $50
ball to appear for examination
next Tuesday.
City Tax Collector Burdick II
tusy preparing the delinquent lie
f,r the city. It will be scarcely
half that OF last year in s'za. The
HERALD, az the oficial organ o1
the city, will contain 1t In dut
time. lts first publication will bs
on the 28Lh proximO, and 1t will
run for two weeks thereafter.
Mr.. g. w. Peachy, Lanfranco
Block, Main street, whose adver.
tisement will be found on the
fourth page of the HERALD, has
one VI the largest and mosG com
plete assortments OF ssddlery, har
ness, ETC., to be found south Of San
Francisco, which he sells at ex
tremely moderate prices. Give
him call.
We ask our people, in sober ear
nest ness, how long our present K
ecrable pavenents are 10 be per
mitted 10 continue? They are Z
great drawback to our city, and
are the more inexcusable becsust
the abundance of brea in our i'm
mediate neig hborhood makes as
phsltum sidewalks and roadway!
very cheap and attainable.
For two or three nights pas
some one, who doubtless thinks !
1, time for at least one gang o
ChinapeD to 90, has been throw