Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-12
LOCAL RREVITgES.

Judge T. H. Smith and Captain
s. Haley, of this city, are passen.
gers by this mornings train from
San Francisco.
Rev. E. s. Chase, pastor of the
Fort Street M. E. Church, will
preach this evening on the subject:
Science and the Bible.
Mr.. John I. Sabin, Superinten-
dent of the Pacific Bell Telephone
Company, is among the passengers
by this mornings train from San
Francisco.
Mr.. Robarts, of the firm of East
man, Haley, Robarts & King, is at
present in Sonora, attending to
some valuable mining claims in
that section.
Mr., L. M. Holt, editor of the Riv-
erside Press and Horticulturist,
dropped in to see US last evening.
He reports good rainfall at Riv-
erside night before last.
Mrs. DR.. Shaw, in our New To-
Day, advertises $4,000 Seeding
orange trees, grown from Central
American seed, for sale at her nur-
sery on San Pedro street.
DR.. A. s. Shorb requests the pub.
lie to suspend their judg ment in
the unfortunate matter with which
his name is connected until his
side OF the question can be heart.
The steamer Orizaba is due from
San Francisco this morning and
will sail for San Diego in the even
ing. Passengers take the 3P M.
train, Los Angeles time, for Will
miDgtOn.
AT Good Templars' Hall the Re-
ligio- Philosophical Society will
meet to-day, Sunday, Feb. 18th, at
2:45 P. M. Trance speaking is ex-
pected, and questions are invited
from the audience. Discussion
open and free.
The rainfall Of Friday night, ac-
cording to the report of the United
States Signal officer, was but
&c. 100ths, while Mr.. Ducom mum
reports l.25 inches and Mr.. Bliss
1.21, q difference of 81. 1OOths in the
former and 23-100ths in the latter.
We received % pleasant call from
Mr.. George Geddes, of San Diego,
who came in from Box Spring
Canon, San BernariinO county,
last evening, where he has con.
tract for grading on the California
Southern Railroad. He informs
us that work is being pushed rap
idly. about 600 graders being ut
work In the Canon. Mr.. Geddes
goes down to San Diego by steamer
to-day.
Another large audience was pres.
ent at the Fort street M. e. Church
last evening to listen to Mrs. DR..
Potts's lecture on the Circulation
of the Blood, Liver, Lungs. etc.
Tomorrow (MOndsy) afternoon
the Doctor will deliver another
lecture to ladies only, and the
same evening she will lecture to
husbands and wives, TO which DO
gentleman will be admitted unless
accompanied by lady.
DR.. r. w. Ellis, who retires
from the firm of Heinzeman & Ell.
lie, is at pre- sent little uncertain
whether he will accept certain ad.
vantageous business offers from
the East. or settle down amongst
us and practice his profession. He
acknowledges that the temptation
is strong in him TO stay aud share
the blessings OF our matchless eli
mate. Better remain, Doctor, and
grow up with the country in which
you have made hosts of friends
during u residence of half a dozen
years!
Amongst the passengers to al.
rive in Los Angeles to-day by the
Southern route, as specially tele-
graphed to the HERALD, are Hon.
A. w. Francisco, wife and daugh.
ter, OF Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Fran.
cisco IL an Ohio man of note who
has started more newspapers and
carried them to the point of sue.
cess, than almost any man Of his
time. He has always been enam.
CURED Of Southern California and
comes to stay amongst us, some
where. He will make valuable
accession 10 our population. We
bid him heartily welcome.
BY notice elsewhere 1t will be
seen that the firm of Heinzemap
e. Ellis has been dissolved. DIR.
Heinzeman having purchased the
Interest of DR.. Ellis, the retiring
partner. All bills due by the late
firm and ell accounts due to them,
will be settled by DR.. Heinzeman,
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