Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-31
LOCAL RREVITlES.


returned from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
Newly furnished sunny roomt
are advertised else swhere under the
head "To Let"
Messrs. J. E Holienbeok and II,
G. Austin got home from San
Francisco by yesterdays train.
Mr.. G. H. Springer leaves this
morning via the Southern route for
three months visit to his old
home, Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. J. T. Farley, United States
Senator. passed through Los Auge.
les on Sunday evening en- route
home from Washington.
Hon. r. F. del Valle, who has
been visiting his mother at the
Camu!us Rancho for the past ten
days, has returned to town.
We had the pleasure of q call
yesterday from Mr.. McGonlgle,
late editor Of the HoIlister Enter.
prise. He Is registered at the Pico
House.
Judge A. B. Mof1itt and family,
OF San Fernando, came In yester-
day to take part Ia the Memorial
Day services and are registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
We were glad to see Master Tom.
my Mott on the street yest srday.
He has not entirely recovered from
his recent severe accident, but IL
g-tt,ng along finely aud will soon
be rs good 10 new.
The Summertield Bros who
have many friends 10 Los Angeles,
have bought out William z .cken.
doff at Tombstone and are doing q
ftourishlng business at that place.
Mr.. Harris Newmark will return
to Los Angeles, to resume his resi-
-dence here. in few weeks. Mr..
Meyer J. Nswmark aud family pro
pose to spend the sammer at Santa
Monica.
We lave received from Mr..
George Rice, Secretary Of the
southern California Horticultural
5ocie'y. the list Of premiums t0 be
awarded ut the twenty-eighth an.
Dual tAir to he held at sacramento
september 1924. 1881.
Messrs. G. Dotter, P. Mathieson,
John Martin and D. J. Foley got
home from a hunting and fishing
excursion In the Sespe region on
Saturday. They report fish and
game plenty and that they had u
very pleasant time.
Col. George B. GrifIlp, of the At.
lsntIo and Pacific Railway Engi-
neers, has completed the organizs.
ti0u VI his party aud starts for nc
tive work In the Geld 10 day. We
have not learned his destination,
but understand that he goes North
from here.
The beautiful foral engine car.
ried In the procession by the Thir
ty.Eights Engine Company yester-
day, was the handiwork of Engin.
eer George +. McClain and Fore.
nan Henry Deckert, of that com.
paDy, and was u must appropriate
tribute on the part Of ths tiIemeu
to the memory OF the dead soldiers.
The Duke Of Sutherland and par
ty will reach Los Angeles this
evening. via the Southern route.
Three spe cial palace cars are used
by the party. They will 60 direc,
In their own cars to Santa Monica,
where they will remain few days
They teIegraphed t0 Col. Hewitt to
secure them y lot Of supplies, In.
GLIDING an assortment Ut Roses
wines.
Hon. w. W. Cope, Of Oakland,
at one time a Justice OF the Su.
prsme Court Of this State, arrived
10 Los Angeles overland on Sunday
and reg xistsred At the Pi0O House.
He aud Col. J. P. Hoge, who has
been in the city for several days
past, went out to the Sierra Madre
Villa yesterday, where they will
remain several days.
Sunday last seems to have been
prolific in accidents. In addition
to the two recorded elesw here, q
young girl named Bailey, aged II
years, while swinging iu q sulky,
was thrown violently to the ground
and had one OF her legs broken,
Inc broken bones were set by Dr.
Kurtz aud the patient is now get
ting along as we'll ~ could be ex
peeled.
There were two races at Wash
ington Gardens on Sunday. Tht
6rst was q race of one mile. between
O'Brien and Turner, aud was wor
by the former. The second was fol
| 100 yards, between Day and Ybsrra
the latter coming off the victor
We were unable to learn the tims
made In either race or the amoun
Of the stakes. The contest between
Day and Ybarra resulted just a
was expected, from the fact tha
YbArrA had been beaten by Day II
the race at santa Monica the pre-
vious Sunday.
A little boy named Wexel, abou
nine years old, son Of q widow lady
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