Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-09
LOCAL hhh Nl'Il hkrS.

See advertisement headed Law
Books Wanted.
Two experienced miners are ad-
vertised for in our New To-Day.
A married woman, under New
To-Day, sdvertises for situation.
A five or six column hand press
is advertised for under New To-
Day.
A middle aged lady, in our New
To. Day, advertises for O situation
as nurse.
The Council met and organized
as a Board of Equalization last
evening.
Mr.S 8. Lawson, Mission In
dian Agent, is registered at the
Co.
Judge Brunson Is q passenger by
the train due from San Francisco
tnl6 morning.
Mrs. H. M. Willis and daughter,
OF San Bernardino, are among the
guests at the Cosmopolitan.
1t is reported that there were 700
persons in attendance at the Comp
ton camp meeting on Sunday.
Mr.. Phil Lauth, of the New York
Brewery, goes over to San Bernar-
dino on business trip to-day.
The attention of persons desiring
land to crop is directed to the adj
vertisement For Rent, else where.
Do not forget the railway meet
ing at the psrors of the First Ma.
tional Bank this afternoon at one
o'clock.
Mr.. A. NJ. Lawrence and Mr..
Little, of the firm of Harper,
Reynolds & Co., go over Santa
Catalina Island to-day.
Ex.United States Senator G. Cole
and family arrived In Los Angeles
by the steamer Ancon yesterday.
They are stopping at the Pic0
House.
Linden's Extremes comedy
combination will give two evening
eutertainm ents and one matinee
at Turnverein Hall Oh next Friday
and Saturday.
In City Justice Adams Court
yesterday, a man who was up on
two charges of drunkenness was
assessed SO on each, which he paid.
A vagrant was sent up for ten
days.
Col. J. s. Filkins, formerly Clerk
at the Cosmopolitan, who has
been suffering from a severe attack
of Rheumatism for the past three
weeks, came in from Fulton Wells
yesterday as good as new.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. J. Chauncey Hayes, of San
Luis Rey, in the city on Sunday.
1 AAo us 40 thpG thCy III n
ing great preparations for the cele-
bratl0n of their centennial, which
occurs on the 25th instant.
A span of horses attached to q
buggy ran away on Alameda street
on Sunday and overturned the
buggy near the old ice works,
dumping the occupants, a couple
of gentlemen from San Gabriel,
into the zanja.
A meeting Of gentlemen inter-
ested in building q narrow gauge
railway from this city to San Ber-
nardino, via Pasadena, San Ga
bIieI, Azusa, Duarte and Cucamon-
20, will be held ut the First Ma
tional Bank at l O'Clock this
afternoon.
County Clerk Potts, in the hope
that he would find q cool place to
pass Sunday, accompanied by his
family, went out to Newhall Sat-
urday evening. The change was
literally jumping from the frying
pan into thd lire! They left u tenn
peraturs of 9S' and found one OF
110'.
We regret to learn that one OF
the three. .months-old twin babies
of Mr.. George Deaver, of Whining
ton, died suddenly yesterday
morning. The child, which ap.
peared to be perfectly we'll, had
just been taken from the bath,
when 1t died In its mothers arms.
The business men of Los Ange.
les are reminded that the DAILY
HERALD FAIR PROGRAMME will
be issued daily during the Centen-
nial Horticultural FAIR, September
5-l0, and will be an invaluable
medium of advertising their goods,
wares and merchandise. Mr.. +. A
Templeton is soliciting advertise
ments.
We have received No. l of the
Centennial, a quarto edited ant
published by Mr.. w. e. Willmore
AS its name indicates, 1t will be de
voted to matters connected will
the celebration Of the coming Cen
tennisl of Los Angeles. 1t Will b'