Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-23
LOCAL RREVITIES.

U. S. Marshal A. w. Poole 4
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
A stray horse is advertised for il
to.day's HERALD. See advertise
ment.
See notice of meeting of the or
der of Chosen Friends, in anothe
column.
DR.. N. Rozss and wife, of Reno
Nevada, are registered at the Cos
mopolitan.
Sojourning members Of X. of P
will please notice advertisement IL
our New To-Day.
Hon. John S. Carr, Mayer o.
Tucson, passed through the city
yesterday. afternoon en- route te
San Francisco.
About 10 o'clock last night the
heavens were overcast and a few
drops of rain fell. All signs point
to an early winter.
Hon. w. 8. Shellbarger and son,
of Ohio, are registered at the Pico
House. Mr.. Sbelbsrger was for
merly q member of Congress.
The celebrated Bavarian Felsen
beer is on tap at Jake Phillippi's
saloon at 5 cents a glass. 1t ia the
best and most wholesome beer on
the Coast.
Once more and for the thous-
andth time, we welcome to our
city our robust friend Col. G. E.
Huber, always just from Napa.
He arrives by the morning train.
Nearly all of the staff officers Of
the Military Headquarters of the
Department Of Arizona, are in the
field in connection with the recent
Apache outbreak in that Territory
All members of Golden Rule
Lodge No. 100, I. o. o. F., are re-
uuested to attend special meeting
ut Odd Fellows Hall next Sunday
morning at 10 O'clock. See no.
tice.
The Odd Fellows and Turnverein
Germania societies have held
meetings and accepted invi-
tations to participate in the cere.
monies on the day of the funeral
observance.
A farewell party will be given
Mr.. Decatur at Leck's Hall this
evening, by his Los Angeles
friends, prior to his departure fol
San Diego to take charge of q tele-
graph station.
The officers and members of L.
A. Lodge No. So. I. o. o. F., are
requested by advertisement to-day
to attend q meeting at their hall
next Monday, the 28th instant, al
/ O'Clock P. NJ.
The bark w. w. Grape still lies
at Wilmington Hsrbor without q
crew. The owners sent to San
Francisco for sailors, but were un.
o BILE to secure any. There is de-
mand for them there.
The A. o. H. are required to
meet this evening for the purpose
of ma king arrangements to PARTED.
pate In the funeral ceremonies OF
our late President. See advertise
ment in another column.
The Jewish New Year will com.
mence this (Friday) evening
at shutdown and continue until
Sunday evening at the same time,
Services will be held in the Syna.
gogue Friday night, Saturday
morning and evening, and also or
Sunday.
Mr.. Gregory, of the Interior De
partment, who has been registered
at the Plco House for some tim,
past left last evening for Sacra'
mento. This gentleman has beer
making an inspection of govern
ment timber land I'm this vicinity.
Ex.Supervisor James D. OFT
left yesterday on the evening train
over the southern route on visi
to the home Of his youth In tht
State of Virginia. Mr.. Otts ageC
father is still living, and he has
not seen him since he came to Cal
ifOrnia, many years ago.
Councilmen Teed and Kuhrt
have just returned from q whaling
expedition inside the bay of Sal
Pedro. They didn't catch any o
the cetaceous tribe, but the cit.
came nearly losing o valuable
Councilman by an adventure on tb
high seas.
On the goth ult., Il. A. Ling, F
o. Wilkinson and Joe Acklin, o
Los Angeles, were at Tucson, Arr
zopa. w. A. Spalding, late of tn
Evening Express, was at the Tota
Wreck mine, beyond Pantano, II
the same Territory, on the sam
date. Ed Smith has got back from
Yuma.
About half past o'clock yestel
day evening, footsteps were heai'
In the rear of the store Of Meyber
Brothers. One of the employees
hearing the noise, called to MI
Meyberg, and the noise doubt Iee
startled the would-be burglar, VIII
promptly made his exit, going u
the back way and thence down tn
front way TO Main street.
The San Diego linton Of Sep
2lst states that F. P. Ramirez, 9Th
late Republican candidate for th
| Assembly from this county,
editing . newspaper called th