Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-13
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Council this evening.

The City Board of Equalization
adjourned last evening to meet st 2
O'CLOCK this afternoon.
Owing to washout east of Tue
son, the train from the East via
the Southern route failed to arrive
last night.
There will be an excursion to
Santa Monica next Sunday-danc-
ing, concert and all sorts of amt USE
ments at the Pavilion.
We learn that Mr.. James H.
Nortbcraft, formerly Of Los Ange.
les, has been appointed agent for
the stage line between Deming and
Silver City, New Mexico.
The steamer Orizabs will arrive
from San Francisco this morning
and sail for San Diego in the even.
ing. Passengers take the 3:45 p. M.
trsin, Los Angeles time, for Will
mipgtOn.
Mrs. Roberts, whose name we
enormously gave as Cohen, who
was go severely burned by kerosene
on Thursday evening, died from
her Injuries yesterday morning.
Louis Guttman, whose arrest for
forgery was noted in yesterdays
HERALD, was examined before
City Justice Adams yesterday and,
In default of $500 bail, he was COM
mitted to await trial in the Supe-
rior Court.
We find the following unique
advertisement in recent number
of the New York Herald: Dogs for
sale and medicines for all diseases;
prepared food for mocking birds, at
| B.G. Dovey's, Doctor and Surgeon,
5 West Sd street, near Broadway.
The Eagle Corps turned out
about sixty muskets last night and
made very fine appearance as
they marched through the streets.
They expect to turn out seventy
five strong at the Centennial cele-
bration.
Officer Roley last night arrested d
Mrs. Waddel, who lives on First
street, on complaint of her hus-
band that she had belabored him
with q stick of wood. She was al
lowed to go on her own recogni.
zance to appear before City Justice
Adams this morning.
Mr.. w. H. Perry leaves for New
York this evening en- route to
Milan. Italy, to visit his daughter,
Miss Mamie, who will probably
make her debut in opera at La
Scala this Fall. We understand
that Miss Perry has received an
offer of an engagement at the
Grand Opera House, Venice, for
the coming season.
The attention of our readers is
directed 10 the double e-column ad-
vertisement of Mr.. H. G. Weiner,
proprietor of the IXL auction store,
which appears elsewhere. He no.
titles the citizens of Los Angeles
that he is receiving daily from the
East q large and full assortment of
the latest styles of clothing, etc,
which he is selling at prices that
defy competition Intending pur-
chasers will do well to call and in
spsct his stock.
The first rehearsal of the follow
ing choruses for the Centennial
will take place this evening at
Madame Marra's music rooms,
Lsck's Hall, Main street: "Great
Apollo, Strike the Lyre," by
Weber; Let the Hills and Valef
Resound," by Richards, and snow
the Roll of the Lively Drum" from
"La File du Regiment" All the
singers who will assist are request
ed to be on hand at 8 o'clock with
out any further invitation. Music
will be furnished.
DR.. ]. s. Crawford, J. J. Mellus
Harry Brown, Schuyler Cole ant
J. Lockwood left on a hunting ex
pedition to the TETON last night
The commi ssary department., which
Is under the special care of Mellus
was we'll provided and consisted ol
one 40 gallon barrel of liquid, q
small box of crackers aud f1itcf
' Of bacon; a 80 gallon barrel o
'. LIQUID, q sack of -four, box of saT-
dimes; a gallon keg of liquid, 6
side OF bacon, one pound of cheese
demijohn. of liquid, sugar ant
lemons, the usual quantity OF pep
per and salt aud, for fear Of snak'
bites, a quart flask of tarantull
Juice In each mans pocket.
At the Centennial meeting las
night Mr.. Rice, Secretary Of tn
l. horticultural Society, stated tba
already nearly every foot of room
in the Pavilion has been taken u
. by exhibitors and that hereafter n
y space will be allotted to any on
except for the exhibition Of horti
cultural products. This state c
facts Is gratifying, showing tha
our producers are determined I
make their part OF the Centennis
celebration success. Let the oil
D. izens Of the pueblo emulate the ex
u ample of their rural neighbors An
show that they, too, can aud wi
y do their part In making the 10Ot
apniversary success In every r.