Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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LOCAL BREvITIES.
See advertisement " Wanted
Pasturage," in our New To-Day.
A man and wife advertise In our
New To-Day for a situation, city
or country.
Council holds its first session in
the new Chambers-Union Hall
this evening.
Mr.. BeAudry elsewhere adver-
tises house containing six rooms
and kitchen for rent-centrally
located.
The Resolutes, OF this city, and
the Nationals, of Pasadena, will
play . match game Of base ball At
Boyle Heights to-day, commencing
at Bpm.
Major H. Nj. Mitchell, who had
been at San Francisco on legal
business for some days, got home
overland on Thorsday and will be
found 1t his Office during business
hours.
BY reference to our telegraphic
reports, It will be seen that the.
Senate Committee on Public Build.
ings has reported favorably on the
bill to establish . branch Normal
School at Los Angeles.
City Attorney Hazard has ap-
pointed Geo. M. Holton, Esq, Dep
uty City Attorney for City Justice
Adams's court, to appear and act
as such in cases In that court where
the services Of the City Attorney
may be required.
Commodore r. r. Haines has
returned from q very extended
tour In Arizona, undertaken In the
interest of the extension Of the
Western Union Telegraph. Outside
Of good deal of jolting and loss Of
sleep, he says that his experience
was pleasant one.
Hugh Murphy and Mr.. Williams
will open the saloon under the Ar
cade, corner of Main and CONNER
cial streete, to-day. They propose
to make 1t tfirst.class in every partic-
ular and intend that all liquors and
cigars sold at their bar shsll be Of
the best quality to be found In the
market. Persons requiring any.
thing In their line will find both
the proprietors pleasant and &C.
eommodatipg.
The Committee appointed by the
Citszens' meeting to prepare me-
mortal to Congress, asking that the
appropriation for Wilmington
Harbor be Increased from $50, 600
to 5000, 900, meet in the parlor Of
the First National Bank at twelve
O'Clock NJ. to day. 1t is to be hoped
that there will be full attendance,
AZ it is i'm portant that the memo
rial should be dispatched 10 Wash.
ton at once.
Judge Hatch has been SUBJ
psnaed as a witness for the de-
fense 10 the case Of the People vs..
Clarence Gray, charged with the
OF Theodore Clancy, W hich
of course renders him Incompetent
IN sit on the bench. Arrangements
have been made for Judge Dsns0n
of Sacramento, to come here and
try the case, which will be called
ed the 81 of Febiuary.-SantG Bar.
bara Press.
BY announce ment elsewhere 1t
will he seen that Prof. 7. J. Corri-
gan, assisted by Mr.. J. w. GrifhD,
will open the Elite Dancing Acad.
emy, at Leck's Hall, on Thursday
evening. January 9Th, with y
grand soiree. Professor Corrigan
comes to this city well reOom-
mended, having taught ut Sacra.
where he numbered
amongst his private pupils the pres.
ent Governor of the State
The show window Of Mey berg
Brothers, Crystal Palace store, pos.
sesses a great attraction in the form
of beautiful wax doll which 'is
put up for rattle at the approaching
Fair. Her ladyship 10
dressed In an elegant pink satin
robe, princess style, trimmed with
lace and having all the furbelOws
called into requisitiOh In
the form OF q society
belle. The dress 10 the handiwOrk
of Mrs. Brodrick.
Yesterday morning while Chief
Gard and officer Fletcher were
taking John Eagan and Thomas
Jones, who had been arrested for
in haystack the previous
night, to Justice Adams's Court,
Eagan ran away and gave the OFF,
GERS q chase as far as the old depot.
at the corner of Commercial and
Alamed streets, before he was re-
captured. On being arraigned be.
fore the Justice, in consideration
Of his attempt to escape. he got nine
days In the chain gang, while his
com panion, Jones, who had re-
mai ned where the officers left him,
was discharged, he being q new
comer to Los Angeles.
The social Of the ladies Of the
Fort street NJ. E. church, at the
residence of Mr.. E. F. Spence, last
night, was q most delightful affair
The evening was spent In social
converse, amusing games, literary
exercises and vocal and instru-
mental music, Mrs. Beeson and
Mr.. AbernAthy rendering several
aolos and duetteS in most artistic