Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-24
LOCAL HREVITIES

A competent woman, in our New
To Day, sdvertises for a situation
as CHA hbernaid.
The firm of which our old towns
msn, Mr.. George Pridham, is q
member lost $3.50 by the Tomb
stone fire.
Mr.. IL. REESE and Mr.. Ed Schief-
fslin and sister are among the pas
ssngers due by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
Messrs, A. w. Potts, Wm Sands,
Jerry Newell and several others,
start this morning on trout fish
ing expedition to the head waters
of the San Gabriel river.
The Knights of Pythiss have
given the use of their hall to the
ladies OF the High School Alumni
Society for the purpose of holding
q bust ness meeting next Thursday
evening.
The steamer Orizaba is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego in the even.
ing. Passengers take the $40 P. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time,- for viii.
mingtop.
Ed Shipman, formerly of this
place, it will be seen by telegram
published else where, was burnt on
the Reek and face by the fire at
Tom bstone on Wednesday. His in.
jurias are not severe.
We rscsivsd a pleasant call last
evening from Mr.. Louis Brandt,
who has just returned from BUSH
ness trip through Arizona and New
Mexico. He is stopping at the Cos.
mopelitan.
There will be a Masonic social
this evening at the rooms
of Pentalpha Lodge, Mcdonald
Block, to which ell Master Masons,
with their better halves and lady
friends, are invited. There will be
literary programme and some
thing to eat.
The Argonaut says the wedding
of Miss Bella f. Carlisle, of Los
Angeles, and Mr.. George II. KIM
ball, of San Francisco, will take
place in the former city on Wed-
nesday, the Goth instant. Imme
diateiy after the ceremony the
couple will go to Santa Monica,
where they will stay = short time,
and then go to San Francisco and
make their residence at the Lick
House.
General Briefly yesterday drove
Mr.. Rogers, Of the educational de-
partment Of tbs book publishing
house of Harper Brothers, to the
Sierra Madre Villa and other nota-
BILE places in the San Gabriel val.
ley. Mr.. Rogers, we understand,
intends purchasing tract for a
home in this county and is very
much pleased with the San Gabriel
valley.
The attendance at the second per.
formsnce of "Our Girls" last night,
was much larger than on the first
night, every part of Turn Verein
Hall being crowded. The good
points Of the play were made the
most of by the Owls, their thorough
and artistic acting eliciting fire.
quent bursts OF applause. The final
representation of "Our Girls" will
b. given on Saturday evening,
when We again hope to see the
house crowded.
The July number of the North
Am Sriean Review bears the usual
characteristics of timeliness. Carl
Schurz leads off with q suggestive
paper on "Present Aspects of the
Indian Problem,n in which he die
ousses the. Indian obstacle in the
way of the country's development,
the harmonizing Of the habits, &C.
equations and interests of the red
men, the necessity OF educating
their youth, the making of the
men themselves small land propri-
etors, and the offering of induce.
msnts to them to sell for a fair
compensation the lands they do
not cultivate. Next q caustic
writer give8 the views of IA
Yankee Farmer on the Religious
Conflicts of the Age" to the dis
comnture of the modern .Agnostic,
Moralist and Evolutionist. Another
trepchant article il "Tho Power OF
Public Plumber" by James Parton,
which appeals to the sons of our
men of character and wealth, Oh
patriotic grounds, to enter into pol
itics, and become the safeguards OF
their country against rings and
bosses. Mr.. Henry George dwelis
on 1.-THE Common Sense of Taxa
tion." '.rhe Cost of Cruelty" il
presented by Mr.. Henry Bergh,
and "A Study of TenDyson" comes
from the pen of Mr.. Richard Henry
Stoddard.
The arrest of Smith and Watson,
in the Grotto saloon, night before
LAT vava risa IN ntash nf nOliQe