Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-19
LOCAL HREVITIES.
Council this evening.

Council this evening.
See advertisement "For Sale"
Col. James Feore, Of San Fernan
do, is registered at the Cosmopoli
tan.
Opening entertainment Of The
Higgins Comedy Company q,
Turnvereln Hall tonight.
Messrs. Judson, Gillette & Glib
son have con nnected their Office with
the Comfy Recorders Office by tel
ephone.
We have received cards for the
next social Of the Ivy Club, to be
given at Odd Fellows Hall, Friday
evening, March 25th.
The first train under the new
sche edule left for San Francisco at
5:15 last evening and Will arrive
there this morning.
The Grand Jury, which has been
In session since Monday, will prob
ably get through business and pre-
sent their report to-day.
Mr.. Ivar A. Weld, United States
Gauger, got home from o short
business visit to San Francisco by
yesterdays overland train.
We learn from Dewey & Co.'S
Scientific Press that q patent has
been granted to A. NJ. Stephens, OF
Los Angeles, for q voting machine.
Mr.. A. N.Towne, General Super.
intendent of the G. P. & a. P. Rail-
roads, left for San Francisco at 3
O'Clock yesterday BY special train.
Police business has been unusu.
ally slack this week, no arrests for
misdemsanors, or other minor of
fences, having been made sincs
Tuesday.
The attendance at the Citrus
Fair vest erday was better than on
any day since the opening, about
$l75 having been taken in for the
safe OF tlcKets.
By an oversight In making up
yesterdays HERALD, the name of
Henry King, Chief Marshal, was
omitted from our account of the
st. Patrlck's Day celebration.
Col. Jerry Long, conductor of the
train from San Francisco. inform
ed us that, yesterday, he punched"
the first through tickets over the
Southern route to the East.
City Justice Adams is having a
holiday In criminal business, no
cases having been before him for
the past two days. He Is kept
pretty busy, however, In bearing
civil cases.
The first mail for the East Ella
the 8. P. and A. 7. and 3. F. Rail-
roads, leaves Los Angeles at 7
O'clock this morning In charge of
Route Agent r. FL. Hewitt.
The regular passenger train from
San Francisco, due at los, did not
arrive until 6 o'clock last evening.
The detention was caused by q
land slide south Of tunnel No. II.
Tshachepi.
Mr.. John P. Dunn, City and
County Auditor Of San Francisco,
who has been dom icil led ut the Pico
House for several days past, goes
out to the Camulos Rancho to-day
as the guest of Hon. r. F. del
Vale.
The evidence in the case OF the
People rs. Henry Hunt, on trial
before Judge sepuIveda for the
killing of George w. Gillis, ut El
Monte, last January was concluded
last evening. Argument will be
heard at $50 O'Clock this morning.
The Grand Jury was engaged
yesterday In investigating the &C.
counts Of tho county officers, ell of
which were found to be correct OK.
cept those of County Clerk Potts
Wilse, the hitherto honest Wilse
Potts-in whose accounts Q dis.
crepancy Of 1851 was found !
Mrs. Charles Tate, daughter of
Mr.. Joseph Grebe, Of this city, died
in Portland. Oregon, day before
yesterday. She is we'll remembered
here and In San Diego as Miss
Olivia Grebe, and was married here
some three years ago. Her friends
will deeply regret her untimely de.
cease.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
yesterday from Mr.. Jesse G.. Haw.
ley, editor and proprietor Of the
Reading Daily Eagle and Reading
Gdsette and Democrat. Mr.. Haw.
ley and his party start for the East
to-day, via the Southern Pacific
and Atchison, Topeka aud Santa
Fe Railway. He Is q staunch
Democrat and agreeable gentle
man, and we hope that hs will
come again and stay longer.
Col. James Gamble, superin-
tendent of the Western Union Tell
egraph Company, Of the Pacific
Division, Frank Jaynes, Assistant
Superintendent, and George g..
Laid, President for the Bell Tels.
phone Company, will arrive by
tho overland train from San Fran
cisco this morning. Msssrs. Jaynes
and Ladd are acoomp panied by their
wives and will probably remain In