Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-26
LOCAL RREVITIES.

Aos'-A La AJEHN ES1.
See advertisement Of $40 reward
under New To-Day.
Judge Bolton, of Ohio, is paying
Los Angeles a visit.
Thermometer yeste rday: Maxi
mum $50; minimum 4l0.
The Grover Dramatic Troupe
leave for San Bernardino this
morning.
The attention of dealers in cigars
Is directed to the advertiser ent
headed "Caution," 10 our New To-
Day.
Lovers OF athletic sports should
not fail to attend tho great walking
match at the Pavilion on Friday
evening.
Don't forget the 100 hours walk.
ing match between Madame Du
Pree and Fish and Wiseman at the
Pavilion.
Mr.. J. M. Griffith, who has been
at San Francisco for some da ys, re-
turns home by this mornings
overland train.
BY telegram published else.
where 1t will be seen that an inch
and q half OF rain fell at Cotton,
San Bernardino county, on Tues
day.
MIR. Jacques Blum and wife, of
San Francisco, are visiting Los
Angeles and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Polaski, the parents of
Mrs. Blum.
A gentleman who came up from
Anaheim yesterday reports that
the rainfall in that section, on
Tuesday, was much lighter than
in this city.
The Baptist ladies will hold a
lime social at Good Templars'
Hall THE, Thursday, evening, Janu.
ary 26th. Literary entertainment
and refreshments.
The Soif6e Privee-dramatic
reading-of Professor Leon Flor
estan will take place at the rooms
of the Los Angeles Club, Baker
Block, this evening.
Mr.. G. E. Brown went out to Rs.
vena yesterday to superintend the
development of a mine in which he
is interested in that neig ighborhood.
He will be absent several weeks.
A robbery was committed at the
Ponet Block on Main street night
before last. The police are on the
track Of the thief and expect to
have him In custody before u great
while.
The case OF L. H. Emerson
against e. J. Baldwin for making
threats, which was set for hearing
before Justice Fisher yesterday,
was continued until Saturday next
at 10 A. M.
Signor v. Antinori, q tenor Of
some celebrity, lately connected
with the Montaldi Italian Opera
Troupe,is q passsDg ger BY the stsA NJ
er AncOn and will arrive In Los
Angeles tO'mOrrOw-Friday.
Mr.. J. r. Briefly informs US tha
twelve carloads of lumb bsr for the
Normal School building came up
from Wilmington yesterday, and
that active work ON the building
will be resumed by next Monday.
The walking match between
Madame Du Pree, the famous long
distance pedestrienne, and Charles
Fish and w. II. WisemaH, anna
teur pedestrians, commences at the
Horticultural Pavilion at 8 o'clock
on Friday evening.
Twenty-seven new appllca-
items for membership were
on the bulletin board of the
Athletic Club yesterday. Should
they all be admitted twill increase
the list of active mem bers to one
hundred and twenty.
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports one
inch and one hundredth a. the re.
suit of Tuesdays rain-within one
hundredth of double the amount
registered by the gauge Of the Sig
nal Service Office. Mr.. o. H.
Bliss's gauge gives S0-l00ths for
the same storm-twenty-nins hun.
dredths more than that of the Sig
nal Service. Total for the season
by Mr.. Ducommun's gauge Ell
inches.
We understand that the silver
naIne in the Mojavs district, Of
which our friend Newman is one
quarter owner, grows richer as de-
velopments 60 ON. An offer OF
$4,000 has been made for the
mine IL, upon sinking IS feet, the
vein still holds out rich. Some OF
the ore, recently taken out and
melted, yielded ut the rate Of fifty
cents to the pound in silver. AT
this rate the offer OF $l00, 900 would
not not be an extravagant one, and
may be refused.-Santd Ana Her.
aid.
Mr.. B. Chandler, who came in
from the Puente petroleum district
last evening, Informs US that the
| second well, which is now down to
q depth OF 1876 feet, is full Of oil and,