Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-14
LOCAL RREVITIES,

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Mr.. l.. III. Titus, OF San Gabriel,
Is passenger from San Francisco
by this mornings train. gg
No criminal business was tran
sacted In either the City Court or
Justice Fishers Court yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Mathieson, of the leu.
tonia saloon, goes out to Fulton
Wells to-day for weeks recrea.
ton.
An important meeting of the
League of Freedom will be held at
the usual place at 7.30 o'clock this
evening. See notice.
Mr.. G. F. Smnrr, Los Angeles
agent of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road, returns home by this morn
ing's overland train.
Justice j. A. Fisher assumes the
duties OF City Justice to-day, and
will continue Ia authority until
the return of City Justice Adams.
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The half OF DR.. Richardson's
house on Buena Vista street, is ad.
vertised for rent and furniture for
household of four persons offered
| for sale. -.
Mr.. B. Chandler was in. from the
Puente oil district yesterday. He
informs us that work there is pro-
crossing as satisfactorily as could
be desired. ..,..s.,s
City Justice Adams left for So
noma county yesterday on a brief
Visit to his father. He will return
IN about ten days, bringing Mrs.
Adams and the children home with
him, -t
Judge A. B. Moffitt and family,
and Miss Kate Msclay, of San Fer
nando, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in the upper
part OF the State, return home over
land this morning.
DR.. Walter Lindley leaves via
the Southern route. this morning
on q two months visit to the East.
He will spend most of the time ut
Brooklyn, New York. We wish
him a pleasant Journey and safe
return.
There will be o church social
this evening at the residence of
Rev. Mr.. Chase, pastor of the Fort
Street M. E. Church. During a
portion Of the evening mum will be
the word. Ali are cordially in
vited.
The State Board of Education
hiss granted Life Diplomas to Los
Angeles. county teachers as fol-
lows: Sampson H. Butterfield,
Mrs. Chloe B. Jones, Helen E. Hol-
land, Martha NJ. Hewes, Delight
Swift Lee and Virginia P. s. Yum
walt.
Charles Carroll, who. pleaded
guilty to a charge of burglary in
Judge Sepulveds's department of
the superior Court and who was
sentenced to States Prison for two
years, was taken up to San Qaen-
tin overland last evening.
We have been requested to noti-
fly the persons who bought tickets
from Mrs. H. Slotterbeck in thu
EN- broidered cradle blanket. to be
! ratified for the benefit Of Mrs. Wick
ers, that the rattle will take place
at DR.. HeinZeman's drug store next
Sunday evening.
Mics Sarah Van Leuven, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Anson Van Leuven, of
Old San Bernardino, while on her
way to school on Wednesday
morning, dropped dead from heart
disease. The deceased had never
before shown any sign Of heart
disease, tut seemed to be a girl of
general good health.
The odd experiences of newspa-
per life were illustrated last night
In q telegram from Anaheim in
which an item, published in the
HERALD of day before yesterday,
was telegraphed to the California
Associated Press as matter that
had occurred yesterday. 1t related
to the decision of Judge McNealy
in the MISUNDERSTANDING water
litigation.
The "Texss Press Association
headed by Hal l.. Cooling, and
mum bering, possibly, $50 persons,
will leave Houston, Texas, on the
| 2Sth instant, In sleeping cars on a
special train, and will arrive at
Los Angeles on May 81. The par
ty have'st0p over privileges at Los
Angeles, which, it is presumed,
they will avail themselves of.
They wilireiurn home via Ell PasO.
In view of the large number OF
excursionists coming to Los An
geles in the near future. a hospita-
Bile citizen suggests that the City
Council should order the keys
, of the Sixth Street Park
to be placed at their disposal,
as he does not see, other.
wise. how they can find lodgi ng
accom- modations In our city. Seven
hundred and fifty visitors in -four
days, he thinks, will strain. the ca.
, pacity of our hotels and lodging
houses to the utmost.
Il An,imMense thrOng gathered al
the music store of Prof. G. + Day
; yesterday morning to secure seats
for Miss Mamie Perry's concert fol
. the benefit OF the Orphans Home
AT first there was considerable con-
fusion aud some charges of favor
itism, but this was soon righted
I. and although everybody did mol
J secure the seats desired, the feeling
finally subsidized into the belief tina,
the management had done the bes
J possible under the circumstances
By notice elsewhere 1t will be seen