Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-09
LOCAL HREVITIE S,

"A lady's top phsstOn is adver-
tised for sale In our New To-Day.
Alfred Moore, in our New To-
Day, advertises a desirable cottage
for sale.
A sunny room, furnished or I'm.
furnished, Is advertised for rent
elsewhere.
This mornings train from San
Francisco brings an unusual mum.
Der Of passengers.
Mr.. J. J. .Mellus went up to San
Francisco overland yesterday on
brief business visit.
The Beekeepers' Association will
meet next Saturday at the office of
MIR. G. n. Wilson, at1P.
A man who understands driving,
the care of o carriage, ETC., Is ad-
vertised for under New To-Day.
Mr.. Phil Hirshfeld goes up to
San Francisco overland this even
Ing to purchase a stock of holiday
goods.
Attention is directed to the new
double column advertiser nt of
Messrs. Gotta, Morris & Co., which
appears elsewhere.
General Phineas Banning, Port
Admiral at Wilmington, returns
from San Fraacisco by this morn.
ing's overland train.
Mr.. H. J. McKusick, Pacific
Coast Superintendent of Postal
Railway Service, is Il passenger by
this mornings train from San
Francisco.
The steamer Ancon sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1880 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
The bullion output of the Tomb
stone District, Arizona, for the
past six months, has been, accord
ing to official figures, in round
numbers, $4,000, 900.
The professional card of Mary e.
Hughes, M. D., who has opened an
office at the corner of Fort and
Franklin streets, will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID.
The application of General
Phineas Banning for wharf fran
chise at Wilmington will come up
for hearing before the Board of Su-
pervisors this morning at 10
O'Clock.
BY change in his advertisement
it will be seen thai DR.. w. q.
Cochran has removed his office
from Downey Block to Mascarel
Block and his residence from No.
2os to No. ITS Spring street.
The seven roughs, an account of
whose arrest and subsequent at
tempt to break Jail was given In
yesterdays HERALD, we're ar
raigned before City Justice Adams
yesterday and their examination
set for Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Mr.. A. J. Law, in our New To.
Day, informs the citizens of Los
Angeles that he has opensd an un.
derlaking establishment at No. 10
Commercial street. He guaran.
tees satisfaction in goods and
prices.
There not being a quorum press
ent at the meeting Of the Board OF
Normal School Trustees at San
jose last Saturday, the opening OF
bids for lumber, mill work, etc.,
for the Los Angeles building was
laid over until the next meeting.
1t is expected that the work of
grading the site for the Normal
School in this city will be COM
pleted this week and that next
week the excavations for the foun-
dations of the building will he
commenced and pushed forward
vigorously.
A gentleman of this city Informs
US that an excursion party. consist.
ing Of twenty-five, persons, will
leave Colorado Springs, Colorado,
to-day to visit this city and cOun-
| ty. Some Of the exoursionists.
our Informant states, come with
the intention Of seeking homes in
this section.
Col. George B. Griffin. of the At.
lantic and Pacific Engineers, who
has been in the city for several
days, yesterday purchased the resi-.
dence of G. N. Earle, East Los An.
geles, which will be occupied by
his family. Col. Griffin left last
evening to rejoin his party, who
were to meet him at Cotton and
then proceed to Point OF Rocks on
the Mojave.
| Work at the Temescal tin mine
is progressing, and this noted mine
will soon add its wealth to the
mineral products of California. Al
present there are seven men EN-.
pIoyed at the mine working night
and day, TO drain 1t of water
Everything betokens the speedy
development of this long unwork
ed mine.-Son Bern0rdino Indsz
i Garcia, the Sonoranian centen
marian, a copy Of Whose baptisma
certificate we published ut th'
time of our centennial celebration
tappeAred as witness In case or
trial before Judge Howard yester
day. Notwithstanding his l0l
years and Z months, his answer
were a. ready, his eye as brIgh