Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-09
LOCAL RREVITIEs.

Hot buckwheat cakes every day
at Smiths coffee house, No. g
Commercial street.
Mr.. Charles Jaooby will arrive by
the overland train to-day.
L. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope. is
registered at the Plco House.
One OF the novelties to be seer
here is yearling lamb followi ne
Its owner round town.
The only arrest yesterday wal
that Of G. Williams, no had look e d
on the wine when 1t was red.
It is hard telling which place
takes the lead in shooting ARRAYS,
San Francisco or Los Angeles.
Mr.. E. A. Stout will hear OF
something to his advantage by ap.
plying at the Los Angeles flour
mill.
The town Is becoming very eco.
nemic. 1t had three carts out yes.
terday. we'll filled with men, work.
ing out their fines.
Mrs. War A. Weld will shortly
pay q visit to Denmark, in order to
place her eldest daughter in an
educational institution ut Copen-
hagen.
Saturday, at four O'Clock, there
will be meeting of the members
Of the Chamber of ComMerce.
There should be large attendance.
Mr.. T.. D. Cook, of the railroad
mail service between here and
DemiDg, returned yesterday from
Stockton, a better and u married
man.
The Bee-keeper's Association will
meet at the Office of G. A. Wilson,
a week from Saturday next,
for the election of officers for the
ensuing year.
There are at present in this city
sixty telephones in constant use.
In San Francisco, these instru-
ments have been in use for foul
years, aud we already have as many
in proportion as that city.
Flax, as paying crop. is assn M :
ing a good deal of prominence In
Los Angeles county. 1t WAS first
tried as an experiment, and 1t has
succeeded go we'll that large mum.
her intend to engage in its cultiva.
ton next season.
Among the hotel arrivals We no.
tice VIM. H. Mintzes, from Cotton
and Juan Scnoltz, from Mexico
The latter will no doubt be remem.
bered as an old AngelefIo by OLE
timers. Both are at the Cosmopol
itan.
In the Justices Court, Rober
Hunter, arrested for stealing half I
sack Of potatoes from the Grang'
store, was sent to the chain ganl
for fifteen days. John Doe 60
nine days for drum kenpess.
We are requested to inform thu
public that a Band of Hope will b.
organized in good Templars' Hall
at 8 p. M, on Saturday next. TIL,
friends and parents Of the children
are asked to lend helping hand
FIJI the hall.
On Monday night last French
man, who keeps q saloon at Sal
Gabriel. for some cause or other
shot an old Mexican. He has beel
held over in $500 bonds to appea
before the Grand Jury for an az
sault with deadly weapon Wit
intent to kill.
The season this year does nc
come out with the precision an
grace which chara cterized our locs
weather dispensations when tn
HERALD was the weather prophe
oar ercellenoe of this section. How
ever there IL plenty of time fc
Brother Potts and the rest OF tn
guild to give US an abundant rail-
fall.
The attorney for Moses Hopkin
In the matter Of the adminisrrs
torship Of the Mark Hopkins OF
tate, filed on Tuesday last a bon
lin the sum of $13,00O,000, wit
sureties for double that amour
Gov. Stanford, Chas. Crocker an
Mrs. Hopkins are amongst tn
sureties.
Miss Dodsworth, who has bee
visiting for some time past
Phoenix, with her aunt, Mrs. Alel
ander, returns to Los Angeles Il
day. We regret her departure,
she has proved very valuable at
dition to Phoenix society, and "
hope che will again visit u.s.
!: Phonir Herald.
Il Some one here writes the So
Bernardino Times as fOiloW
r "Things are getting worse here 9
the time now and will continue
9 do 40 until the railroads make col
!. nection, and the reason of ha
times is the army Of men goil
o further away every day, but "
: will reap the benefits.-San Die
= News.
Mr.. T. w. Hellman, the banks
L is about to erect two story bull
: = ing on the lot now occupied
e Dupuy & FInney's livery stable.
q e will be ferty-fivs feet by one hu
drej. and will add greatly to t
appearance of that section. VIII
completed the Messrs. ShaI
\ BIoessr b Ullman will OCCUPY t
:" first fsor ~ . furniture warehou