Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-02-04
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LOCAL RREvITIES.


If you want gold fish or acqua-
rum call at w. w. and 8. A. Wild.
ney's store, 1872 Main street.
A new lot of fine German cana
ries received 1T w. w. and 8. A.
Widney's store. 1872 Main street. :
The attention of members Of tho
A. o. H. is directed to q notice
which appears in our Now To. Day.
A light shower fell about IL
o'clock last night and at l A. NJ. q
second shower commenced to fall.
New stock Of selected valentines
just opened at w. w. and 3. A.
Widney's variety store, 1872 Main
street.
The steamer Ancon leaves for
San Francisco to-day, connecting
with the 1880 A. NJ. train for VIII
mingt0n.
The february schedule of the Pa
cific Coast Steamship Company
will be found In the proper column
of this mornings HERALD.
Mrs. Beckett, OF Visalia, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Nina, is visiting Los Angeles.
They are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrr.
0. H. Bliss, Alameda street.
BY telegram elsewhere it will be
seen that VESTS hill appropriating
$50, 900 for branch Normal School
at Los Angeles. passed the Senate
yesterday.
The friends of MIR. J. dc Barth
Shorb, who is on q visit to San
Francisco, will regret to learn that
he has been confined to his room
for several days by sickness.
About 1000 signatures 10 the Pc
tition for the pardon Of the Mussel
Slough Settlers, recently convicted
In the y. 8. Circuit Court, have
been obtained In this city.
Pauline Jumet, the sixth of the
courtezans arrested for violating
the city ordinance, appeared be-
fore Justice Adams yesterday and
contributed $25 to the city treasu-
ry, swelling the amount thus re.
ceived to $780,
Daniel Newman, charged by his
wife with threatening her life, and
who deposited $40 for his appear
ance to answer before City Justice
Adams yesterday, failed to put In
an appearance and his bail will be
declared forfeited.
The Ladies Benevolent Society
has relieved 40 families since De.
cember lst, disbursIng $500. As in
the good WORK. Our citizens oil
means should see to it that the
Snciety is not hampered In their
efforts to relieve the needy by lack
of funds.
The members of the Agricultural
Park Association meet tomorrow
Saturday for the purpose of se'
lectiDg lots, each member being
omitted to a lot in the Park tract.
It is probable that memers will be
allowed to bid for choice.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
B. H. Smith, former AngelefIo, In
the city yesterday. Since he left
us Mr.. Smith has been q resident
of San Francisco where he now fills
the position of Assistant General
Ticket Agent Of the Southern Pa
cilic Railway Company. He leaves
to-day for three weeks p0Se0 In
Arizona aud New Mexico.
George w. Welsh, the burglar
was yesterday sentenced to fifteen
years in the States Prison. 1t may
be stated In explanation Of the ap'
parent severity Of the sentences
that, Welsh having previously
been convicted of petit larceny, the
law prescribes the penalty for 9
second conviction, and Judge &c.
pulveda had no option In the mat
ter. Welsh was taken up to biz
new home by Deputy Sheriff HUI
Der yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. A. B. Caldwell and wife. o
s padra, celebrated their "tin" wed
ding last Tuesday evening. Abou
one hundred guests were presen
and q gayer company never befor'
ASST mbled in that section. During
the evening sumptlous supper
prepared by the hostess, was servet
to. which ample justice was done
Music for the entertainment wa
furnished by the Spadra Literary
Society. Altogether 1t was de
lightful gathering and will be lOni
remembered by all who partici
pated.
| Attention Is directed to tn
double column advertisement else
where of that popular aud ener
getic insurance agent, Mr.. w. J
Brodrick. 1t will be seen that b
represents the most colossal an
we'll established companies In tn
world in the several lines OF Fire
Marine aud Accident policies. Al
the institutions whose formidabi
assets are told in our adverttsin
tcolumns present unusual induce
/, ments to the public, which MI
Brodrick will take great plsasu
in explaining in detail. Tontins
endowments and life policies 81
: specIalties Of this agency,
IL Great preparations are beiu
made by the Owl Club for q
mounting Of the new play, ''Ceur
ship.'s One Of tbe hondseue
sullsp offqTnlt9yl q 4 1l = J.