Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-14
LOCAL RREVITIES.

See advertisement of first class
cook wanted.
Two desirable unfurnished rooms
are offered for rent under New To.
Day.
Our country cousins were Ia town
in full force yesterday to visit the
circus.
We received a call last evening
from Mr.. q. E. McClintock, of the
Phosnix, Arizona, Herald.
Mr.. John Wolfskill and family,
of San Diego county, are visiting
Los Angeles. They are stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
The New Orleans Ministries will
pass through Los Angeles to-day
on their way to San Buenaventora
and Santa Barbara.
Mr.. George A. Vlgnolo and wife
and Rev. VIM. H. Hill are passen.
gers by the train due from San
Francisco this morning.
Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg, of San
Francisco, executor Of the estate of
Michael Reese, deceased, IL regis
tered at the Pico House.
Mr.. Ed. Schieffelin treated the
orphans Of the FigueIoa street aay.
lum to a sight OF the wonders Of
Coles circus yesterday afternoon.
The HERALD acknowledges the
compliment OF serenads from the
New Orleans Minstrels about 8
O'Clock Sunday morning.
The lilliputiAns, Count Rosebud
and Baron Littlefinger, whom all
juvenile Angeleiios will rem lem Der,
were one Of the side-shoWs OF Coles
circus.
AT the regular monthly target
practice Of the Los Angeles Turner
Rifles, June 18th, L. Harris won
the medal with q score Of 43, out of
q possible 80.
The suit of Walter Rogers against
the city for $4,000 damages for in.
juries received by being thrown
from a wagon OH Main street, which
WAS sst for trial yesterday, has
been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Joseph De BATE yesterday
showed US a hickory cane upon
which he had carved "a different
insects. The work was done with
penknife and 10 very artistic
exhibition Of what may be accom-
plished by skill aud patience com.
bined.
Michael d. Finn, u brother-in-
law Of Judge J. G. Morgan, who
died from consumption at Santa
Monica on Saturday, was buried
from the Cathedral. where q re-.
QUEEN mass was celebrated, at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The Los Angeles HERALD has
recently published on elegant illus
trated edition, devoted to the re-.
sources and progress of that city
and county, with sketches of pub.
lic buildings Of prominence, private
residences, etc. The work IL highly
Observation-Disclosures Nugget.
Captain Timms, who was in the
city yesterday, reports that there
are now five families encampsd Oh
Santa Catalina Island. From the
large number of letters he 10 re-
ceiving about facilities 10 reach
the island, he believes there will
be quite rush to this popular re.
sort this summer.
We had the pleasure yesterday
of renewing our acquaintance with
Mr.. Alfred E. Richards. Press
Agent of Coles Circus, who spent
q couple Of days In Los Angeles
last fall. Mr.. Richards is q cour-
teous and agreeable gentleman, of
fine business qualifications, and we
cordially commend him to our
brethren OF the press.
We learn that there will be a
large lot of extra chairs placed In
the aislss, etc., of Turnverein Hall
on the occasion of the concert OF
: the Mendelssohn Club, so that
those who have failed to secure re.
served seats can be accommodated.
The Club passed through here this
morning to Riverside, where they
will perform tonight.
: Yesterday evening the team Of
Hewitt, the hackman, took fright
at a locomotive near the depot and
turning short round. overturned
/. the hack, throwing the driver and
a passenger, whose name we could
. not learn, out. The latter wal
, stunned by the fall and was taken
to the hospital, where his injuries
were attended to. Hewitt escaped
with q badly scratched face.
The West bound overland trair
via the Southern route was two
hours late yesterday. The delay
was caused by sn accident to {
freight train ut Cabay0n, In thu
San GorgoniolPas Nobody hurt
The San Francisco express waitet
for the incoming train and startet
3 for San Francisco two hours be
hind time.
Oflcer Rolsy, last evening, ar
rested J. w. Day, who was just OF
: the point Of boarding the cars 70
9 San Francisco, on charge Of en-
bezslemsnt. Day, II 10 alleged
: had been entrusted with $500 &
!. put up on foot races, which b
Jailed to do. A search Of bis per