Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-01
gos Anssles 4srald,
l, 1882.
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Happy New Year.

| AAoPRJ ANS"
A saddle horse Is advertised for
sale under New To-Day.
Col. r. s. Baker has been quite
indlsposed for some days past.
Mr.. M. l.. Gilman has gone into
the mountains for the benefit Of
his health.
Tomorrow being legal holiday
the banks of the city will not be
open for business.
The Scott vineyard, corner Of
Kohler Lane and Alameda street,
has been sold for $4,000.
Mr.. o. w. Chllds, we learn, has
purchased the old Blair place, OPP
posite the Baker Block, for SIS 600.
Tomorrow (Mondsy) being q
legal holiday no business will be
transacted in the courts or county
offices.
Mr.. E. F. Spence, President of
the First National Bank, goes
down to San Diego per steamer
Orizaba to-day.
Tax Collector Cullen, up to last
evening. collected, Ia round num-
bers, $240, 900 on account Of taxes
for the fiscal year 1882.
The mercury yesterday touched
go ia the shade. With August
| weather it was hard to realize that
it was the 3lst of December.
Monday being a legal holiday
the January term Of the Board of
| Supervisors will not commence
until 10 O'Clock Tuesday MORN
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Bhdssll, of ST. AthD.
asius Episcopal Church, will
preach to-day on the Sabbath
question-"Which Day, the 7th or
the 1st?"
The steamer Orizaba is due
from San rancisco this morning
and will sail for San Diego in the
evening. Passengers will take the
8 p. M. train, Los Angeles time,
for Wilmington.
Attention ia directed TO the ad-
vertisement of grape cuttings for
sale under New To-Day. They in
clude q large number of the most
approved varieties for the manufac-
ture of wines and can be relied on
as true to name.
The Reiigio.Philosophical Soci.
ETY. will discuss the question of
aWhat are Facts?" on Sunday,
January lst, 1882, at Good Tenn
plars' Hall. at 245 P. M. j. II
Butler will open the discussion.
All persons are invited to partici-
pate.
Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock
has written to O friend in this city
stating that he will pay Los Apge-
les a vieit in the course OF few
months He still takes the liveli-
est interest in his old Los Angeles
home.
The Messrs. T. S. Hall, Theodore
Frohlinger and Frederick stecker
have returnee from u three or four
days trip to Fulton Wells. They
imbibed the Doctors medicinal
waters to the point of surfeit and
with great benefit to their health.
Mr.. 1. Ssbin, Superintendent
of the Pacific Bell Telephone Com
pany, arrived In Los Angeles yes
terday. He leaves for San Diego
by steamer To-day and goes thence
| to Tucson, Arizona, on business
connected with bis company.
Regiraldo Valenzuela, arrested
on the charge of obtaining money
uuder false preteDces on infOrma-
ton of e. G. Glidden, was exam
ined before Justice Fisher yester-
day and discharged, the evidence
being Insufficient to hold him.
Our old time fellow citizen, Mr.,
w. M. Williams. is paying Loa
Angeles q visit. He is located in
Fresno county and is in the nur-
sery business. We are glad to
learn that be il quite prosperous.
He is u hearty believer IN the out
come of his new home.
We direct tne attention OF oul
ciuzens to the professional card o1
lDr.J W. Hollingsworth, dentist
whose office is in rooms Nos. l and
IL, over the City Of Paris store
Those requiring any service III
tuat iius will find DR. HOlliDgs'
worth al experienced and skillful
operator
| We received o pleasant call yes
tsrday from Mr.. f. B. Wiborg, O
the firm Of Ault IL WibeIg, manu-
fac,urers of printers inks, Cincin
natl, Ohio, who laid over Oss day
to see the orange groves or Los AN
geles He starts home via tht
lSouthern route this morning.
We understand that the Los AL
geles Telephone Company will re-
ceive to-day improved central of.
tice machinery, with which sub
scribers eau cali the central Office
at any moment, whether their line
is connected through to another
station, or is In It's normal condi-
ton connecting with the central
office.
We direct attention to the double
column advertisement elsewhere
of the Lewis Brothers. These
gentlemen have placed themselves
in the front rank Of the merchants
of southern California. Their