Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-01
LOCAL HREVITIHS.
Mr.. A. III. Judson left yesterday
on q months visit to the East.

Mr.. A. H. Judson left yesterday
on a months visit to the East.
A gentleman, in our New To-
Day, advertises for grape lands.
Large quantities of lumber are
being discharged at Wilmington
for Los Angeles.
Mr.. 1. Lankershim is among the
passengers due by this mornings
train fro m San Francisco.
Mr.. George Rice has retired from
the SENT 1ropio California. hay.
ing sold his interest therein to Mr..
Coleman.
The bee business has received a
great setback in this locality. The
verdict of many is that there is no
money in it.
Some of the Burts double and
Jhribble sole are made expressly
for railroad wear. To be had as
the Queen, 104 Main street.
A party of thirty Bostonians is
due to-day over the Southernroute
By the way, travel is increasing
very rapidly via the S. p. and A.
II. e. s. F. route.
just arrived at their agency,
the Queen Fashionable Boot and
Shoe Store and Mandatory. 104
Main street, twenty-seven cases OF
Burt's fine mems shoes.
The Arizona Star says that Tue
son will undoubtedly be connected
by rail- with Guaymas, Mexico, with
in twelve months. This will bring
Gusymas within fifty-two hours of
San Francisco.
At the Schutzenfest of the Tur-
ner Rifies, which takes place on
Sunday next at the City Gardens,
all those who wish to participate
in the prize shooting can use any
open-sight rifle they choose.
Seeing is believing.-To see one
OF those Burt's fine mems shoes
will satisfy any critic that they
are the best. To be had at the
Queen Fashionable Boot and Shoe
Store, 1O4 Main street.
The Board of army officers which
has been in session in this city for
several days for the purchase of
horses in open market, have met
| with little success, but few situa-
BILE animals having been offered.
Mr.. Z. A. Worthington, who has
been connected with the Western
Union Telegraph office In this city
for some time past, goes up to San
Francisco overland this evening 10
take position in that city.
Mr.. johnson, Superintendent of
the Orc Grande mill and mine, was
In town to-day. He informs us
that the mine is paying handsome.
ly and it's prospects, are better than
ever. The last clean up Melted
gratifyingly and the company are
well satisfied. - San Bern0rdino
Times.
A spelling-match, open to the
school children of Southern Cali
fornia, will be held at Turnverein
Hall Nov. 1st, under the
auspices of the Agricultural
Association. Two premiums are
offered; the value of the first, SIS,
and the second, So.
Mr.. Thomas Goss went up to
San Fra ncisco overland yesterday
evening. He was provided by
several of the brethren here-Potts,
Ryan and Rowland-with letters
of Introduction to Brother John
Haley, which will assure him
Christian and fraternal treatment
during his stay in that city.
Elsewhere appears the adver.
tisement of the Golden Gate Acad-
envy, located at Oakland. 1t il
under charge of the Rev. FL. e.
lJewett, most competent in.
structor. Boys and young men arr
there prepared for either the Stat,
University or q business life. Thii
institution bears most excellent
reputation.
| The Messrs. Brown and Hough
telling have been heard from by
Major Morford. They are steering
for Eldorado csfaon, in Arizona
and they have done heap of pros
pecting since they left Los Ange
les. AS they are both experienced
prospectors we look for interesting
developments as a result of thei
trip.
The Tombstone Nugget has beer
informed that the late President
Garfield, about two years since, in
vested in Arizona mines, and u
the time Of his death was the pos
SCISSOR of 1000 shares of Silve
King stock. This of course will
revert to Mrs. Garfield and, at IT.
present price, together with 1t
monthly dividends, Ia in ltsel
quite q snug fortune.
Mr.. ]. Bryson, who, some month
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