Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-30
LOCAL RREvITIEs.
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Three large American horses ar
advertised for sale Ia our New To
Day.
A youth of IS, smart and used t,
business, is advertised for unde
New To-Day.
Hon. d. B. Woolf, who has beer
sojourning here for the past month
returns to San Francisco overland
to-day.
One hundred aud fifty mel
wanted to eat a chicken dinner u,
the Shamrock Restaurant, No. 81
Los Angeles street, to-day.
Messrs. Town, Sisson and other
railroad magnates, we learn, will
arrive in Los Angeles by special
car this morning.
Turn Verein Hall is putting on
her gala dress, and under the man.
agement of Superintendent Carey,
10 artistic, neat and excellent.
The steamer Anoon sails for
San Franoisco and way ports to.
day. Passengers take the 1880 A.
M. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
an invitation to the reception to be
given by the city teachers to their
country confreres at Masonic Hall
tomorrow night.
The Teachers Institute Of Los
Angeles county will convene in
Good Templars' Hall, Main street,
lover Dotter & Bradley's furniture
STOREY at 1880 A. NJ. tomorrow
Monday.
The social to be given by the
teachers OF the Los Angeles city
schools to visiting teachers on
Monday evening, will take place
at Masonic Hall, Mcdonald Block,
instead Of at Good Templars' Hall,
as previously announced.
The plans and detailed drawings
for the Los Angeles Normal School
building will be on exhibition In
Chief Justice Morrison's chambers,
Supreme Court building, on Mon.
day and during the greater part of
this week, where they can be seen
by all interested.
Mr.. s. II. Kent, superintendent
Of Building, arrived In this city
yesterday and on Monday will
commence preparing the ground
for the erection OF the Los Angeles
Branch Normal School, the work
on which will be pushed forward
as rapidly as possible.
We see II stated that Miss Bebe
Byzantine, formerly of the Ward
Dramatic Combination, Is organ
izIng a comedy company, with
which she will make tour of the
Coast, arriving in Los Angeles dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. E. F. Spence and Judge
Witherbee got back from visit
to Santa Ana and other places In
the Southern end of the county
yesterday. Mr.. Spence informs us
that everything IN that section
wears q bright and prosperous
appearance.
Our musical friend Mendel Meyer
is in luck. He yesterday received
a letter from his cousin, Marx
Cohn, apprIsing him of the sale of
the Western Union mine, in which
he is largely interested, for $50, 900.
Mr., Meyer leaves for the Territory
this week to make out the final
papers.
Council last night referred the
resolution for the widening OF San
Pedro street back to the Board OF
Public Works, with instructions to
obtain In writing the sentiment oil
the property owners affected as to
their willingness to be assessed fol
the proposed improvement.
This rain has been a regular
soaker, and would do credit to Piu.
vius two months hence. Many OF
our farmers, who we're not pre-
pared for so early q rain, have been
caught mapping, and considerable
hay and grain that WAS not under
cover will be damaged.-San Ber-
nardino Times.
Last Tuesdays Call contained
the following item concerning we'll
known Angelefios: Among the en-
tertainments last week on board
the United States steamer Ranger
was q breakfast last Thursday
morning, given In honor of Major
and Mrs. b. G. Truman. The af.
fair was very pleasant in every
particular.
Messrs. D. Z. and Chas. is. Miles
have completed arrangements fol
the establishment of q com mission
business in Los Angeles, with a
branch house in Tucson. The bus
mess will be carried on as usual liz
Anaheim by Mr.. d. X. Miles, and
the Los Angeles house will be un.
der the supervision of his brother
-Anaheins Gazette.
We received q call yesterday
from Thomas Hughes, brother o.
Robert Hughes, proprietor of thu
Russian Baths, this city, who
with his daughter, came over from
England for the purpose of resid
ing with his brother. Mr.. HugheI
made the trip from Wiggan, Eng
land, to Los Angeles, Including
three days In New York, in thu
quick time of three weeks.
When Mr.. Floyd of Ell Monte
came to this State, his friends II
their endcavors to disuade hin
drew q picture Of the difficulties II
the way of procuring the necessa
ries Of life In what they deemed
dreught-strisken, barren country