Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-02
The HERALD is the only newspa-
per in Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press tslegraphic
dianAtchea.
LOCAL RREVITIES.

A reward is advertised elsewhere
for o lost overcoat.
An experienced business man
advertises for q situation, else.
where in this mornings HERALD.
Captain H. M. Smith, who has
been in San Francisco on legal
business for the past ten days, got
home overland yesterday.
Mr.. J. w. Dunn left yestsraay
for his now post at Prescott, A. T.
The good wishes OF many Ange.
lefloe accompany him.
Messrs. Morford & Brown yester.
day sold the Thomas Laughlin
property, on Alameda street, to
Mr.. Mertz, of Detroit, Michigan,
for SIS, 900.
Hop Sing, Mongolian, was up
before City Justice Adams yester.
day, charged with keeping . store
without license. He pleaded guilty
and was fined SIS.
Messrs. Cheeseborough h Dreyer
have fitted up cigar factory in
the stors adjoing Union Hall, and
will remove from their old place at
the Postoffico to-day.
Tickets for the 9th annual mask
ell bali of the Turn Verein Ger
mania, which takes place at their
hall next Saturday night, are 60.
ing off rapidly. The society IN
tend that 1t shall eclipse all its pre-
decessors.
Matthew Tyler, who came down
from Tshachepi, about ten days
ago, on visit to his brother, Mr..
M. +. Tyler, of the Ranchito, and
| W ho was taken down with the
smallpox after his arrival there,
died on Sunday:
Angelo nos at San Francisco ho.
tells Jan. 31st: Fl. 4. Brown, II. M.
Smith, Palace; w. L. Kieth, Ocoi.
dental; Mrs. Doyle, American Ex.
change; ID. G. Norton, Brooklyn;
Miss A. Giddiugs, T D. Bovard,
Russ House.
The 3Ss held meeting yesterday
evening for the purpose OF Domi-
mating department officers for the
ensuing year. For Chief Mr.. J.
Kuhrts was placed in nomination,
for First Assistant Mr.. G. johnson
and for Second Assistant Mr.. f. II.
Steel.
The Confidence boys are making
great preparations for their annual
celebration of Washlngton's Birth
day. The character of the enter.
tainment has not yet transpired,
but we hazard nothing In saying
that it will be fully up to any that
has preceded it.
The attention of intending set.
tiers IS directed to the ADVERTISE
meut of the "American Colony,n
which will be found elsewhere.
The lands offered are among the
best in Los Angeles county and
will be sold to actual settlers on
the most reasonable terms.
City Justice Adams yesterday
turned over to the city $780,. .25, the
amount of fines and fees received
in his Court during the month of
January. Should the Judge con-
tinue as he has commenced the re-
ceipts of his Office will be a hand-
some addition to the revenues of
the city.
La Gdceta, the Spanish paper
published at Santa Barbara by Don
Jose Arzaga, comes to us enlarged
aud much improved in appearance
this week. We congratulate Mr..
Arzega on this evidence of pros
perity and hope his paper may con-
tinue to grow and that his receipts
may keep pace with the enlarge.
ment of his paper.
The passsngers per steamer An.
con, which was due at Wilmington
at midnight last night, will arrive
in Los Angeles this morning. The
steamer sails for San Diego at moor
to-day. Passengers for that place
will take the 1880 A. NJ. train Lot
Angeles time) for Wilmington
Returning the Ancon sails for Sar
Francisco and way ports Thursday
evening.
There is now about thirty.Avl
miles OF staging to be done bstweer
the New Mexican termini of th,
. Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
aud the Southern Pacific railways
. The trip from Los Angeles t,
Kansas City can be made In about
five days and the fare is $l85. M
through tickets are sold, but tn,
price named comprises the full
local rates of both railroads and 0
the stage company.
At a meeting OF the Board o
Trustees of the Public Library las
evening the Committee on Pur
\ chase was instructed to buy S.
worth of new books each month 70
the first six months OF the yea
1881. The Librarian reported tha
!. during the month Of January 81
), books had been loaned, an increas'
q OF 40 over the number loaned II
!, December and 160 over the numbe
taken out in November.
Mr.. Bart H. Odair, late Supeii q
J, tendent of the Gladstone mine
Resting Springs District, went u
q to San Francisco on Monday, t
!: take passage for Mazatlan, State q
! SinaIos, Mexico, where be propose
9 to engage in mining. Mr.. Odair
. an experienced miner, having bee
9 connected for several years Wit
somo or the prlpclpaI mineo on ID