Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-09
LOCAL HREVITIES,
See advertisement Lost.

Judge Hines returns to San
Buenaventura by stage this morn
ing.
First, second and third cooks are
advertised for at the Pacific Hotel,
under New To-Day.
Santa Ana was picked up drunk
on Also street last night and
brought to the lookup.
Col. George H. Smith, Supreme
Court Reporter, got home from the
North overland yesterday.
Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement Of unfurnished rooms
to let, which appears else where.
AngeleiIos at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 18th: r.. Garvey, The
Baldwin; D. McDougall, Russ
House.
The brig Tanner, owned by
Messrs. Perry, Woodwork & Co.,
Of this city, bound from Port Blake.
ly for Wilmington, is reported
water-logged.
A. G. Baker, Esq, formerly of
this city, has introduced O bill in
the higher branch of the Legisla-
!ure of Arizona for the codification
of the laws of the Territory.
Arrived at Wilmington, Febru.
airy 18th, three.masled schooner
Excelsior, Costello master, Gig htee en-
days from Seabeck. with 400, 900
feet OF lumber for j. M. Friffith &
Co.
The Cathedral Fair will open at
Turnverein Hall tomorrow. The
ladies have worked industriously
for weeks past making prepara-
tons and the collection of articles,
we are told by one versed in such
matters, for richness ami variety
will excel those Offered at previous
Fairs.
We are indebted to Hon. Jose
Guadalupe EsludilIo for all exquis.
lite red camelia, grown in his gar.
den, in the open air, in midwinter.
There could not be better com.
mentaiy upon the winter climate
Of Los Angeles than the fact that
such delicate flowers bloom here
out of doors all through the year,
without any protection whatever.
The entertainment and ball Of
Confidence Engine Company No.
2, Oh the night of February 22ud,
promises to be the most novel and
enjoyable ever given by the Com
pany. The arrangements are in
the hands Of committees who are
an fait in such affairs and who in.
tend that the celebration of Wash.
ington's birthday, 1851, shall eclipse
all that have preceded it.
As we approach the time when q
junction VIII be made between the
Southern Pacific and Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe Railways, the
public interest Increases in the
mammoth illustrated HERALD,
fifty thousand copies of which will
be issued for distribution along the
line of the new road and to be sent
East. We intend to make this a
memorable paper.
Judge Hines in his findings in
the partition suit of Bixby
ct al. vs.. Bent ct al. and Sepul.
veda Va. Sepulveda, holds that the
trust deed executed by jose and
Juan Sepulveda to Jose Diego Sc.
pulveda Is valid, and that the San
tiago johnson claim, based upon
the deed from Barton, is null and
void. This awards the portion of
the Palos Verdes ranch in dispute
to the heirs OF jose Diego Sepul.
veda.
There is vague rumor afloat
that the Silver King mine has
been sold to the great bonanza
firm Of San Francisco, Flood, Fair
& Company. If the mine is sold,
this report is probably true, be.
cause there are few who are able to
make such purchase. 1t is to be
hoped that the King has passed
into the hands of this firm. When
the old mining capitalists of Cali.
fornia take hold of an enterprise,
we can confidently look for stirring
times in camp.-Globe Il. r. Chron-
icle.
The second representation of
"Courtshir," at Turnverein Hall
last night, was even more success
full than on the previous night,
every seat ia the house being occu-
pied. Everything went of admir-.
ably, the Owls acquitting them.
selves with more spirit, II possible,
than on the first evening. The
final representation will be given
Tonight, when we would advise
those of our people who have not
yet seen "COurtship" to be sure to
attend, as it is, in every detail, the
most artistic dramatic entertain.
ment wo have ever seen in Los An.
geles.
The meeting of ladies at the Co.'S
mopolilan Hotel yesterday after
noon to promote the Centennial
Art Exhibltian was large and en-.
thusiastic. 1t was reported that o
number of rare and curious articles
connected with the early set
Element of Los Angeles could
be secured for the Exhibition. 1t
WAS determined to enlarge the COM
mittee and ans adjournment was
taken subject to call. Circulars are
to be issued and circulated through
out this ana adjoining counties
calling for reports Of articles which
may be secured for the Exhibition.