Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-23
LOCAL HREVITIES.


used at all heightened baneuets
and parties.
Mr.. Geo. H. Kimball is O passen-
ger by this mornings train from
San Francisco.
Judge D. M. Adams and DIR. II. s.
Orme will arrive here by this MORN
ing's San Francisco train.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, of San
Marlno, comes home by this MORN
ing's overland train.
Mr.. Jarrett T. Richards, of Santa
Barbara, arrived in Los Angeles by
steamer yesterday.
The rattle for the gold chain will
come off in Sam Prager's sample
room at O'Clock on Monday night.
Mr.. G. G. Lips starts this morn
ing on business visit to Arizona,
which will probably last a week or
ten days.
The fiuder of . lady's gold hunt
ing case watch will receive q cult
able reward on returning same to
HERALD office.
The grand old Sycamore which
towers above the Philadelphia
Brewery is said to be four hundred
years old.
In the game of base ball between
the Ivy and University clubs for q
silver ball yesterday, the former
won by q score OF IL to 8.
The Religio-Philosophical soci-
ETY. will, meet as usual to-day
Sunday at Leck's Hail. Subject
Tor discussions: "Frue and False
Religion"
Comic opera at II. g. Weiner's,
IS Main street. Novelties in hate,
gents furnishing goods aud cloth
ing. Fresh importations weekly,
direct from New Yotk.
Mr.. Burdette Chandler, of the
Puente oil district, has been award
ed the contract for furnishing oil
for the manufacture of gas for the
Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco.
The HERALD Will make its APP
pearance In its new dress Tuesday,
Advertise in it. In addition to its
large regular circulation IL will be
scattered broadcast over both city
and county.
Mr.. A. w. Hall, the prosecuting
witness In nearly all the informa-
tions for violations of the Sunday
law, is acting as keeper of the FAIR
Play saloon, place where beer and
liquors are sold at retail.
Mr.. War "A. Weld has a favora-
BILE opinion of the mines in the
Mogoiion range as a result OF his
PERSONAL inspection OF that section.
We hone to see our old Angelo III
friend Eberie turn up millionaire
In the near future.
Mrs. D. M. Adams and children
returned to the city yesterday after
q prolonged visit to Sonoma
county. The judge ran down to
Visalia to see his old friends in
that section and will arrive to.
mosrow.
Mr.. julius Lyons, shorthand re-
porter of the Superior Court, left
the city yesterday to escort bis
family on visit to Mrs. Lyons
mother In Ventura county. He
will be absent about week.
The Executive Committee of the
French Benevolent Society meets
at the office of Mr.. Brousseau to.
day to elect physician for the So
cieiy and to award the contract for
furnishing medicine for the hos
pital for the ems uing year.
Mr.. Burdette Chandler was in the
city yesterday, dispatching barrels
to the Puente oil region. This ID
gratifying news aud adds a promis.
ing district to the Plea, although,
of course, the yield will probably
be small for the present.
The Los Angeles friends OF Hon
John Daggett, of Siskiyou county
are urging that gentleman here.
abouts for the nomination fol
Lieutenant-Governor on the Dem.
ocratic ticket. Mr.. Daggett was *
able and influential member of thu
last Legislature.
Sheriff King, of San Bernardino
arrested at that place yesterday
Charles Patterson, on Telegram
from Constable ckwood, of thi
city. He is wanted here to an
swer to q charge ii petit larceny
Patterson gave bail for his appear
Ance before Justice Fisher on Tues
day next.
The old Indiana Colony, know
later as the Orange Grove Assoca
tion, has been reorganized as th
Pasadena Land and Water Com
pauy. On Thursday a new set O
bylaws was passed by the stock
holders, and small assessm en-
was made, this being for the pur
pose of improving the water facili
ties.
The box sheet for the season o
comic opera to be given at Tur
Verein Hall on Thursday, Frida.
and Saturday evenings of thl
week will BIZ opened at P. Lazarus
bookstore tomorrow MONDAY
morning, when seats can be IT
served for the whole eeriss of pei
formances or for single night.
In the City Court yesterday I
Mccarthy, arraigned on the charg
of battery, was convicted and fine
500, which he paid. Philip Schef