Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26
LOCAL RREVITIES.

See advertisement of furnished
rooms to let.
A good horse is advertised for in
cur New To-Day.
The Carusi Troupe left yesterday
for San Francisco.
Mr.. A. Brunson and wife are
among the passengers by this
mornings overland train.
Joe Breson tells us that, on the
9Th inst, At Warmers Ranch, ice
formed half an inch thick.
Messrs. L. J. Rose and L. H.
Titus are passengers by this morn
inR's train from San Francisco.
SENIOR Dorrego Informs us that
he has made up his mind to take
up his permanent residence in Los
Angeles.
George Ulrich yesterday received
the congratulations of his friends
on the addition of a daughter to
his household.
We have received, with the COM
pliments Of Mr.. julius VogeIsdorff,
copies Of the Baltimore I'elegr0ph
and Every Saturday Night.
Thus far in October we have had
four times the rainfall of last year.
Query, will the rainfall for the
season bear the same proportion :?
Mr.. d. Maggie, of the Red House
boot and shoe store, is at San
Francisco, purchasing q new stock
OF boots and shoes of the latest
styles.
An editor in luok-W. q. Bael.
hache. OF the Albuquerque IN. NY
Review, has received the appoint
ment Of Receiver of the Land Of
fee for that district.
We had the pleasure of meeting
State Superintendent Campbell in
Los Angeles yesterday. He was
en- route to San Diego, where he
proposes to spend few days.
The failure of Lord & Williams,
at Tucson, will strike many Ange-
lefios with surprise and regret, as
the members OF the firm are we'll
and faverably known to many of
our people.
BartOlo Leiva and Dionisio Soto,
who were caught in the act Of 60
ing through the effects of q woman
who lives on Fret street, were ar.
raigned before City Justice Adams
yesterday, and examination set for
$3.50 A. N. to-day.
Fires in the coaches OF northern
bound passenger trains have for
some time past been matters of
course. In the high mountain
attitudes about the Tehaohspi the
temperature drops far below the
freezing point.
Mr.. E. II. Boyd, of the Pacific
Hotel, informs us that families are
arriving In Los Angeles, via the
Southern route, at the rate of six
families day. Undoubtedly
many Of these visitors will cast
their lines In with US for good.
The officers and members of Los
Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. & A. NJ,
are notified, by advertisement in
our New To- Day, to attend the
funeral of their late brother, VIM.
n. J. Kidd, which will take place
from Masonic Hall, Spring street,
at 3 o'clock F. M. to-day.
Mrs. Hall McAllister has had .
couple Of her fascinating nieces on
q visit to her for the past ten days.
Fer daughter, Mrs. Wise, is sx-
peeting her husbands sister, Miss
Ruth Wise, from the East, to
spend the winter with her In Los
Angsles.-iSua Francisco NesOs-
Letter.
There is talk of an observatory
hsing placed on Mt. San Bernar-
dino. This mountain stands ON the
border of two climates. While one
side Is bathed In perpetual sum
shine Of cloudless Summer the
other 10 swept by the storms of the
coast. San Diego NeaOs.
There is quite visiting delega.
ton of Bostopians in Los Angeles
just now, comprising many of the
fair, ETHEREAL and esthetio daugh.
ters OF the land of the Pilgrim Fa-
theirs. II this thing keeps up we
must positively extend the area of
our bean patches.
The time of the stage route from
Santa Ana to San Diego has been
changed by order of the Govern
ment, by which the stage leaves
Santa Ana at 1880 p. NJ. and
arrives at 2:30 P. M. This change
breaks the connection with the
trains and there may be some
change made in their running
time.
Last Saturday night some person
or persons broke into the pasture
field Of Mr.. r. Garvey, at the Pc
trero Grande, and stole two or mora
head of cattle. Mr.. Carney, In our
New To-Day, offers reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction Of
the thief or thieves, or for infOrma.
tion that will lead to their arrest
and conviction.
Gilmore, Haywards and Garret.
con. OF the Gas Company, have
purchased . coal mine In the Ca.