Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-21
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Council this evening.

"a young WOuau CO take care oI
q child is advertised for under New
To-Day.
Mr.. John Ely, of the at one time
famous mining firm of Raymond
Il Ely, is now paying a visit to
Los Angeles.
The case of the Chinese gam.
blers, arrested couple OF weeks
ago, has been set for trial before
City Justice Adams next Monday.
The new moon presented her
self lying on the fat of her back
last evening, which means, ac-
cording to the old belief, that she
will hold all she gets.
The officers feel certain that they
are on the right track Of the rob.
ber who has so frequently stopped
the stages in this and San Luis
counties. Santa Barbara Press.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
an invitation to the first reception
Of the Los Angeles Athletic Club,
to be given at Athletic Hall,
Wednesday evening, January 25th.
Maximum thermometer for "a
hours ending at S:15 p. NJ. yester.
day, 6Os, minimum 300-one de-
gree lower maximum and two de.
grees lower minimum than for the
previous "a hours.
One of our enterprising farmers
last week started out to cut his
stubble-a thing which he usually
regards more as o nuisance than
anything else. He was rejoiced at
finding ready demand for 1t at
$l7 ton.
The Los Angeles Literary Club
holds its regular meeting this even
ing. at which they will debate the
topic, "Eesolved, That the United
States should have atariff for Rev.
enue only" All are invited,
Two Spanish boys wero arrested
yesterday evening with lot of
garden hose, for which they could
not satisfactory account. in their
possession. The hose is ut the Of
fee of the Chief of Police awaiting
an owner.
The annual masquerade Of the
Turnverein Germania will be
given at their hall on Saturday
evening, February 1lth. 1t is the
intention of the Society to make
the ball of this year the most en-.
joyable and brilliant that has ever
been given in Los Angeles.
The Comm, erctot people were en-.
gagged yesterday in transferring
tkeir outfit to the second story OF
the new building recently erected
near the Postoffice. The new office
will be much more convenient
than the old and we congratulate
our DeighbOrs OG the change.
The following officer. of Olive
Lodge No. 26, X. Of p, we're regu,
larIy installed on Thursday even
ing: G G, J r Summers; VIC, e
McGlnnis; Prelstp, l. ID Gavitt; N
of e, A w Potts; M Of L, A ] Cobb
X OF r and s, f A DeCamp; M q
A, JOS Manning; G, J A Cline; {
Ct, John Hunter.
The California Southern folk
are "rusbing things" out at tn,
front. On Monday they laid si,
thousand five hundred feet o
track; on Tuesday seven thousanl
seven hundred feet; and yesterday J
nine thousand three hundred feel
The track-layers are now abou
four miles above Isadora on The
Santa Margarita Ranch. .-Sa'
Diego Union
Our local corner in hay IL likely
to encounter a serious shock soon
The manipulators have run tht
price of hay up to such high fig
ures that some Of our local specu
lators are buying the staple for 81;
and $1S o ton in the up country
and shipping it to Los Angeles
After all, these things finally reg
ulate themselves, and provide
their own remedy after extOrtioT
reaches certain point.
Mr.. E. Ell. Sweetser, a notice 9
whose departure for Real del Gas
tillo, Baja Californis, appear
ed in the HERALD. writes from
THAT place to his cO.partners her
that the work Of preparing for tn,
development of the mines recent.
purchased by the company is pro
crossing m ost favorsbly and that 8
soon as the new ten-stsmp mill !
up and In running order astOnish
ling reports may be expected.
/ We received q call last evening
from Professor Leon Florestan, o
Paris, who proposes TO give se
ries of dramatic readings, In Eng
llish and French, in this city
Monsieur Florsstsn has given rep
reservations at Chicago, Denve
and other cities East, and i
spoken of by the press whereve
he has appeared as a thorough!
artistic and effective reader. Du
notice will be given OF his first en-
l - a.. tI1to ofkxr