Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-07
LOCAL RREVITIES,
Council this evening.

advertisement which appears in
our New To-Day.
Mr. s. w. Craigue, our some
time fellow citizen, is q passenger
from San Francisco by this morn
in2's overland train.
Owing to some disorganization
in the telegraph lines East last
night We did not receive our usual
amount of telegraphic news.
Clouds hung heavy over the city
all day yesterday and during the
afternoon and last night the wind
blew from the right quarter, but
still no rain.
A special meeting of the League
Of Freedom will be held at Turn.
vsrein Hall, at eight O'Clock Sum-
day evening. Important bust mes
Will be transacted.
Dave Mains, who has been liv-
ing at Wilmington for some time
past, was In the city yesterday.
He looks much improved by his
residence at the seaside.
The City Board of Education
meet in regular session tonight.
The principal business will be the
seating of the new members and
the election of officers for the en-
suing year.
The Board of Supervisors yester.
day paid official visits to the Coun-
ty Hospital and the County Jail.
They found both Institutions in
apple-pie order and everything
working satisfactorily.
There are fifty-oue passengers on
the train due from San Francisco
this morning, thirty.three of whom
are for Los Angeles city and coun-
ty. The balance 60 to Arizona
and points East.
Brown, who pleaded guilty of
grand larceny and who was sen.
fenced to States Prison for one
year by Judge Sepulveda ON
Thursday, was taken to his new
home overland yesterday.
The Board of Supervisors, hav.
Ing completed the regular business
of the term, adjourned until Mon.
day. January 18th, when it will re-
asse m bic TO open bids for printing
the county delinquent tax list.
Supervisor Egan, who has been
in attendance at the session OF the
Board siuce Tuesday morning, re-
turned to his home at San Juan
Capistfano last evening. Super
visOrs Hanuon and Cooper also
returned TO their respective homes.
Stephen NJ. White, Esq. hat
been employed b. the League Of
Free dom TO defend F. II. Haskell
who IL to be- tried before 'Squire
Williams, at Downey, to-day, fol
violating the Sunday law by keep
log his ssioon open and transact.
ing business last Sunday.
The Board Of Supervisors yester.
day granted the petition of Messrs
w. S. Maxwell and e. N. Melon
aid tor n franchise to build Il whar
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at Wilmington We UNDERSTAND
that these gentlemen intend ia
commence work at once and thai
the wharf will be completed withou
delay.
This afternoon there will be {
grand family matinee given by
the Nellie Boyd combination, pro
ducipg the beautiful Irish com edy
of "Kathleen Mavourneen, or st
Patrick's Eve" Admission viii
be reduced to 35 cents for adults
and 25 cents for children. No re-
served seats.
The examination OF appllcanti
for city certificates closed yester
day. Five applicants were before
the Board. First grade certificates
were issued to Miss Agnes Wilson
and Miss Ora Boring. A secOnC
grade certificate was issued to Miss
Nellie Backus, on Normal Scho0
diploma.
One of the peculiarities of ths
weather last night was that, while
the weather-vane, on top Of th'
Baker Block, sho wed that the wine
was from the southeast, the higher
cloud drifts over the face OF the
moen showed that the real, upper
currents were from the northwest
The following are the names o
the officers of the re-organized Cal
ifornia Southern Railroad Compa
nv: Thomas Nickerson, President
Thos l.. Rogers, Vice President
Is. W. Reynolds, Treasurer and AS
sistant Secretary; G.. Norman
Weaver, Secretary; HI. E. Cooper
Secretary; J. II. Goodhead, Audi
tor; jos. o. Osgood, Chief En-
gineer.
1t gives us pleasure to learn tha
the tickets for the complimentar.
concert to be given to Miss Mari
lPruneda, at Turn Verein Hall o.
evening Of the 23d instant, are 60
ing off rapidly, thus giving assur
ance that the entertainment wi
| be benefit not In name alone, bu
in reality IS we'll. The programm
will be one Of the most delightfl
ever given before q Los Angelo
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