Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-19
Mr.. e. w. Casey. of San Francisco,

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accompanied by w. w. Jenkins, of thi.
city, left last evening to examine tht
Polomas and Costeco placer mines, 10
Gated near the head of Soledad cafion
Mr.. Jenkins recently sold these mines te
parties in San Francisco, conditional or
Mr.. Casey's report.
Lace curtains, from Mosgrove's store,
$l.S5 pair, Peoples Store.
Mr.. Ryan, of the Mendelssohn Quin-
tette Club of Boston, which will be
pleasantly remembered by our citizens,
writes to DR.. w. w. Ross, of this city,
from Dunedin, Australia, that the Club
expect to reach California on their way
home about June 18th. Before return
ing East the Club will probably give a
series of concerts in California. Should
they conclude to do so they will visit
Los Angeles about July lst.
The largest, most stylish and finest as
sortment of hats at H. Susskind's, l20
Main street, which he offers lower than
the lowest, before removing to the new
Rivara block, opposite the Court
House, Main street.
The Fort Street M. E. Church will be
the scene of a lively and entertaining
social this friday evening, given
by the gentlemen. The entire pro-
gramme will be conducted by the gentle
men. A reception committee of gentle
men will meet strangers and personally
introduce them to friends. Gentlemen
have charge of the refreshment rooms
and will wait on the tables. Strangers
will find this a most excellent opportu-
nifty to meet Los Angeles society.
The case of the People VS.. E. J. Bald
win, charged with malicious mischief on
oath of l.. H. Emerson, was tried before
City Justice Adams yesterday. The
complainant, who lives in the Santa
Anita canon, alleged that Mr.. Baldwin
had ruined his water ditch by removing
section of plank flume. A number of
witnesses were examined for the de-
fense, who testified that the defendant
had merely taken possession of his own
property. Case dismissed and defend
ant discharged.
1t will pay any one in need of well
fitting white or colored shirt, underwear,
etc., to go to the clearance sale of H.
Susskind, l2O Main street.
The little folks and our citizens gener-
ally should not fail to see the free exhi-
bition of rope walking by Professor
Andress's trained birds on the streets
this evening; and, afterwards, every
body should go to Turn Verein Hall and
enjoy the capital entertainment to be
given by Taylor's Comedy Concert Com
pany and see Professor Andress's world
wonders and carnival of novelties. His
trained birds and Brazilian dogs are
alone worth the price of admission. Let
them have q crowded house.
The Pacific Express, which arrived
from the East last evening, consisted of
fourteen ears, three baggage ears, mail
and an express car and nine passenger
coaches. Of the latter two were special
cars occupied by General Superintend-
ent Fillmore and party, who have been
on tour of inspection to the end of
track, one palace car with army officers
en route to San Francisco, four sleepers,
with the Raymond Boston excursion
party and sleeper and coach for regu-
lar passengers. Owing to the great
weight of the train it did not reach this
city until two hours behind the regular
time.
The fourth and last of the first series
of Raymond's> excursion parties, con-
sisting of one hundred and eight per-
sons, arrived by the Southern route last
evening, and are quartered at the Pico
House and Cosmopolitan Hotel. They
will remain in Los Angeles two or three
days and then leave in detachments for
the Yosemite valley, San Francisco and
other places of interest in the northern
part of the State. The next excursion
parties to arrive in Los Angeles from the
East are those organized by the Messrs.
Cooke & Sons, the first of which will
reach here about the first of June, we
believe.