Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-02
LOCAL RREVITIEs.


is advertised for sale cheap. under
New To-Day.
Mr.. Richard Melrose, editor of
the Anaheim Gazette. was in the
city yesterday.
Judge A. B. Moflitt, of San Fer
nande, came into the city yester.
day and is quartered at the Cosmo-
politaD.
The attention Of members of the
Los Angeles Club Ia directed to the
notice which appears under New
To-Day.
The ladies' of the Trinity NJ. E.
Church will give a strawberry fes.
tival at Turn Versin Hall on the
evening Of June 10Th.
The alarm of fire between 9 and
10 o'clock last night was caused by
a blaze out in the direction Of Flor.
ence-probably brush pile.
Tho San Bernardino Times re-
ports that the California Southern
Railroad Company have party
Of graders at work in the Cajon
Pass.
City Justice Adams yesterday
paid into the City Treasury $2s2. IS,
the amount received from fines,
ETC., In his Court for the "a month of
May.
City Treasurer Jas. G. Kays 70.
turned yesterday from paseo of
few days to Santa Barbara, look
ing much improved by his brief
vacation.
At the meeting of Confidence
Engine Company last evening the
bills incurred for the recent picnic
were ordered paid, leaving net
profit to the company of $24l 35.
Mr.. w. H. Horton, of Tucson,
we'll known in this city and San
Diego, was married 10 Miss Linnie
A. Connolly, of San BernardlnO
yesterday. We extend our con.
gratuIations to the happy couple.
Persons desiring to get nobby
suit of clothes or the latest style of
furnishing goods, at the lowest
prices, should call aud examine the
stock of Mr.. Fl. Susskind, at the
Progress Store, No. 120 Main street,
Card0na Block.
The Jewish Festival of Pentacost
or Promulgation Of the Law, will
commen this evening at 7 O'Clock
and will be celebrated with proper
services ut the Synagogue, Fort
street, between Second and Third
streets.
G. Il. Kendall and wife, q. o.
Manchester and wife, Topeka,
Kansas, and U. s. Lowe and wife,
of Elmira, New York, arrived from
the East in q special car, via the
Southern route, last evening and
are registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Captain Tomkinson, who lives
at Green Meadows. reports an as.
tonishipg variation in the temper
aturs at bis place on Tuesday.
Shortly after sunrise the ther.
mometer stood at 400 and at noon
the mercury had reached sl0, a va.
ration of 5l'.
We have resolved volume l, No.
1, of the American Colony Enter.
prise, published by Mr.. w. E.
Willmors, agent for the sale OF the
colony lands. The paper is neatly
gotten up and Ia filed with infor.
} nation Of great value to the intend.
ing settler.
Mr.. M. Duffy gives notice, else.
where in this mornings HERALD,
that he has reopened the Kegel
House, Santa Monica, where visit.
ors can always be served with an
excellent lunch Oh the shortest no.
tice. He will also keep q full stock
OF the best brands of liquors and
cigars. Visitors 10 the seaside
should not fail to give Mr.. Duffy 9
call.
1t is touching to learn that the
average editor is filled with "grie
and amazement" at the changes
made In the Bible by the revisers
\ 1t 10 q safe bet, however, that IL the
old Office Bible had been surrepti
tiously replaced by revised copy
che present grief.stricken journal
, lists would never have known thai
the change had been made.-Vir
D oi,,ia Chronicle.
A sure cure for curl.leaf IL
3 peaches is said to be found In split.
5 ting the bark of the body and ever
3 the limbs of the tree l0ngitudinally "
A gentleman whose trees were
S affected last year served them ir
n this way, plying the knife from th'
stock just below the ground to th'
Q branches as large as q finger, ant
= 10 five weeks, every Sign OF diseas'
: had disappeared.
I'll The big mill at Panamint starte'
: up on the 25th ul.. on about 25
! tons Of ore, mostly from the Hem
1 lock and Wyoming mines, whicl
are rated the finest chloride ore
: ever worked In the camp. Our In
formAnt says there are about sixty
men In the place, Including abou
q four or i've Chinamen. The Hem
/! look and Wyoming mines hav
~~sana H.Ameo runAn an The nae rail-