Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-22

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Ifyeu wish to enjoy day of gen.
uine pleasure attend thu Confidence
picnic at Santa Monica to day.
Judge R. Y. Hsyne, Of Depart.
ment Of the Superior Court of San
Fra sncisco, is In the CITY with his
wife, the guest OF G f Brown. The
Judge il the youngest man on the
California bench.
Col. r. 8. Baker, we learn, yes.
terdsy purchased the handsome
cottage of Col. Joseph U. Crawford,
located on Ocean avenue, Santa
Monica.
By reference to our telegraphic
dispatches, 1t will be seen that
Thomas A. Scott, the Railway
King, died at Clifton, Pennsylva-
mia, at 8 o'clock last night.
Mrs. Breed, for some years q
teacher In the Anaheim public
schools, left here on Tuesday for
Washington, d. c., where a posi-
,ion in the Treasury Department
awaits her.-Gazette.
Mr.. z. X. Ebsrle, Of the City
Gardens, was yesterday presented
| by his wife with buXom boy. We
congratulate the happy father and
hope the young stranger may live
long and prosper.
We are informed on good author
ity that the Directors of the A. T..
aud s. F. Railroad are daily ex.
pected in Los Angeles. 1t is
thought they will visit Santa Bar.
bara before their Press,
May 10TH.
Angelenos at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 20lh: o. J. RiefuuR,
Mrs. A. B. Wilcox, The Baldwin;
&. 3. Patton, Lick House; NJ. A.
Lynch aud wife, John Burton, J.
Thompson, "A mexican Exchange.
The calendar will be called by
Judge SHpulveda at 10 o'clock,
sharp, to morrow (Moaday) morn.
ing Attorneys will do well 20 be
on hand promptly at that hour.
Any information concerning the
whereabouts of John G. Williams,
formerly OF Chile Gulch. Calaveras
county, would be thankfully re.
celvsd by Mrs. Fergu.on at Mo-
kelumne Hill.
We understand tina. Mr.. Julius
Norton has just completed o sale
Of his copper mine in Sonora to
san Francisco capitalists. We
have not learned tho price agreed
upon, but it is said to run away up
in the thousands.
We received d call last evening
from Mr.. james Sutton, of tho A.
dine. who arrived in Los Angelica
VIA the A. Il. ana =. f. and S. p.
Railroads. He will remain here II
day or two and pay a hasty visit to
the notable places in this vicinity.
We understand that the Ladies
Benevolent Society will give a
grand charity ball at the Pavilion
ON the 4th OF July next, the pro.
ceeds TO be devoted to repleuishing
the somewhat depleted treasury Of
the Society.
The members of the Ladies' Be.
nevolent Society are requested to
meet al Good Templar's Hall on
Tuesday next at p o'clock p. NJ.
A full nttenuance is requested, as
business of Importance will coma
up for considerations.
We learn that the orders for
Philadelphia beer have increased
so largely of late from Arizona and
New Mexico that Mr.. Mahlsedt is
obliged to keep bis brewery run
ming both night and day. He is
slsO filing large and constantly
augmenting orders FOR malt.
Fred. w. Potts, of this city, got
away with the Blasdel medal, for
superiority in elocution, at the
exercises of the Ssckett School,
Oakland. George H. Bixby. of
Cerritos, was awarded the Hath
away medal, for excellence in the
classics.
The Presbyterian church recently
completed and dedicated in Orange
s one of the neatest ed fees of the
kind in this county. Its cost has
been S2,260. which has been paid,
and there yet remain funds in the
treasury. A fine bell has also been
purchased and paid for.-Santa Ana
Herald.
The Gazette says that the Advent.
ist tent was rolled up on Wednesday
and Anabeim was abandoned to its
fate. 1t grieves us to learn that the
gentlemen who preached in the
tabernacle leave with a hrm be-
lief that the Sodom and Gomorrah h
of ancient times have n counterpart
in the Auaheim of to day.
The picnic of the Sunday School
children Of st. Alhapasius Episco-
pal Church, at Wilson's Grove.
San Gabriel, was deligh full affair
and was hugely enjoyed by the
yourg folks. Many members of
the congregation Of larger growth
awaited themselves of the OCCASION
and erj 'yed pleasant day in the
country.
Den Manuel Yfiacio Prado, late
President Of Peru, and wife arrived
in Los Angeles on the 18th instant
incog. aud registered at the Pico
House as l.. Il. Murillo and wife,
San Diego. La Cronicd of yester-
day morning refers to him as "El
Licenciado Murilio, who has re-
sided for some time in Baja Cali.
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