Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-02
LOCAL RREVITIES.


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LOCAL RREVITIES.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Plroni Will
arrive home by the overland train
from San Francisco.
A grand dra matic and musical
entertainment, to be followed by o
ball, will be given at Turn Vsrein
Hall on Sunday evening. o
The attention of members of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians is di.
rected to the notice which appears
elsewhere.
Major Ben G. Truman will ar
rive in Los Angeles Monday. The
Major is determined to take in the
Centennial.
Messrs. Ferguson & Rose broke
ground for their new block on Main
street, opposite the Baker Block,
yesterday.
Deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector w. s. Moore returned from
an official visit to San Diego coun-
ty, overland yester day.
City Justice Adams yesterday
turned over to City Treasurer Kays
$249. 40. the amount collected by
him for fines during the month of
August.
Messrs. G. N. FELTON, and r. G.
Mcpherson, the we'll known oil
operators, came in from Newhall
yesterday and are registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. F. Jaynes, Pacific Coast Su-
perintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. and wife are
passengers by the train due from
San Francisco this morning.
Any one wishing to purchase =
first-class piano or organ should be
sure to call and examine the sto ok
of Mr.. Charles e. Day. No. IS
Spring street, opposite the Post
Office.
Miss T.. J. Hammond, in our
Business Enterprise column, noti-
fies her patrons that she has Just
returned from San Francisco with
full line of the latest styles of
millinery, etc.
The steamer OrizAba IL due
from San Francisco this morning
and will sail for San Diego in the
evening. Passengers will take the
3:45 P. NJ. train, Los Angeles time,
for Wilmington.
Conductor 8. A. Tuttle, of the
Southern Pacific Railway, has
been spending some weeks in San
Francisco, on a leave of absence.
He will return to bis post on the
9th inst.
In recognition of his soldierly
bearing and the resignation Of some
other fellow, Corporal Walter 8.
Moore, of the Eagle Corps, has been
promoted from the rank of third to
that of Second Corporal.
The ladies of the Cathedral will
give their Centennial dinner at the
st. Charles hotel instead OF at
Turn Verein Hall, Mr.. Wallace
Woodworth having granted them
the use of the dinning room for
that purpose.
Mr.. l.. Fl. Titus left yesterday for
the North, accompanied by a por-
tion of his stud, consisting of Belle
Echo, Echora and Bullet. His
main objective point is the Sacra.
mento races, but he will trot Bul.
let at San jose also.
Amongst the attendants at the
coming Centennial Fair will be
quite number of unusually bril-
liant and beautiful ladies', especial
ly Of the native Californian race,
who still regard Los Angeles as the
Queen of Alta Californis.
The following vessels are due ut
Wilmington and are expected to
arrive daily: Ships Maggie E.
Seed, Roma, Princess Louise, Levi
G. Wade, Montagnes, and the
bark Margaret Heald, all with coal
and supplies for the s. P. r. r. Co.
The case of Simon White against
A. r. Reynolds was on trial before
Justice Fisher yesterday. This is an
action to recover $400, the value of
the grain destroy ed by y fire caused
by q spark from the engine OF Rey-
nolds's thresher while threshing at
the Hunter ranch some days ago.
Messrs. Griswold & Marsh, of the
Pico House, yesterday received q
telegram from Sam'l W. Bsckus,
Adjutant- General of the State, eu-
gaging rooms for Governor Per-
kins, Secretary of State Burns and
himsslf. They will leave Eacra-
mento for Los Angeles by Sundays
train.
e. r. Lark, of Chicago, writes to
Mr.. Ed Nittinger, Of this city, that
he will arrive here on Septem Der
3rd and will give an exhibition of
a flying machine, OF which he is
the inventor. He offers to put Up
$500 that he can get over q given
distance faster than q man on a
bycicle or . 'orse. He proposes to
give a pubic exhibition on the 9Th
inst.
Persons desiring to take out pol
icies of insurance of any kind-fire,
marine, life or accident-are re.
quested to read the advertisemen
of Mr.. w. J. Brodrlck, General In
surance Agent, which appears un-
der New To-Day. His companies
are among the oldest and most re-
liable In the world, and all enjoy q
| reputation for the prompt pay
ant AZ Ia M not e.. n