Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-17
LOCAL BRBvIrIns.

LOCAL BRHvIrIHs.
See notice Of Boy Wanted in a drul
store.
Newoompany at the Fountain Theatr'
tonight.
See advertisement of situation a
book-keeper.
Mr.. P. w. Dooner, accompanied by
his wife and child. is on this morning
overland train.
A. P. Kuffie, the great Santa Ami
porcine buyer, is registered at the Unitet
States hotel In this city.
I Thermometer for tho "a q hours snaiSi
vt 8,l5 last evening: Maximum 81 de
grees; minimum 62 degrees.
Fifty passengers are due to arrive herr
this morning per steamer Ancon. Sh'
leaves for San Diego this afternoon.
Col. George H. Smith and Mr.. J. M
Griffith and family are passengers b,
the overland train, due this morning.
A young man. who speaks and write
Spanish, English. German and French
in our New To-day, advertises for sit
alton.
Mrs. H. ]. Woollacott and daughter
will leave to-day for a visit of thre
months to her relatives in Salt LAX
City, Utah.
Mr.. D. w. Madden, proprietor of th'
Pacific Hotel and the water works a
Tulare City, is in town, and registered a
the Cosmopolitan.
Judge Hines. Of Ventura, will preside
in Judge Sepulveda's department Of the
Superior Court this week. He will ar
rive in Los Angeles to-day.
The editor Of L'Union N.urel'
claims population for Los Angeles o.
25.OOO. He may be thousand or two
over the mark, but not very much.
Mr.. B. F. Porter, one Of our great Sar
Fernando wheat growers, returns to his
Los Angeles home by the overland train
due here at 7:55 o'clock this morning.
In the County Recorders office, yet
terday, twenty-four deeds, fourteen
mortgages, two satisfactions Of mortga-
ges, two miscellaneous papers and three
maps were filed for record.
A meeting of the committees appoint
ed to collect funds for the Parnell testi.
monial is called tor Sunday, the oath
inst, at the Supreme Court rooms. See
notice under New To-Day.
Miss Jennie McCamey. of Bakersfield,
one Of the best Of the daughters Of Kern
county, who has been attending the
Normal School in this city, returned
home last evening.
The committee Of the Sixth District
Agricultural Association, appointed to
see that the track is placed in first-class
condition, has employed Mr.. ]. V. York
to do the work, which will cost in the
neighborhood of 500.
Elder j. C. Keith, President Of Pierce
College, in this State. will preach at the
Christian Church, on Temple street, neat
Fort, to-day, at ii A. NJ. and at s P. NJ.
Seats free. All are cordially invited.
Major Horace Bell was arrested last
evening on charge of libel, preferred
by Chief Of Police Henry King. He was
arraigned before City Justice Morgan,
and released on his own recognizance.
Deputy Sheriff Huber last night start
ed for Stockton asylum with Annie
Mulvehill raving lunatic bound hand
and foot on account OF her violent con
duct. The case is sad and mournful.
Don Miguel ]. varela, formerly fore
man Of La Cronica. recently died at the
town of Contention, A. T., where he
was engaged in business. His loss will
be regretted by his many friends and
scquaintanees in this city.
Very Reverend Father j. Adam, now
officiates as Rector of the Cathedral Of
Santa vibiana, in place of Father Nc
Nance. Evening vespers are now held
at u o'clock 2. NJ, on Sundays. but the
masses will be celebrated at the usual
hours.
The contract for the excavation, car
psnter work, brick work, plumbiog, etc,
for the new valla building on the cor
ner of Los Angeles and First streets, have
been let, and the edifice will now be
speedily built. Its estimated cost is
$4,000.
We arc glad to learn that Mr.. J. M.
Griffith, the well.known lumber dealer,
has been appointed as one Of the Com
missioners to manage the Yosemite val
ley and the Mariposa Big Tree Groves,
vice w. c. Priest, resigned. This is an
excellent appointment.
First-class pianos and organs offered
at greatly reduced prices for one week
only, previous to removal on the 18th
inst. to our new store at No. 27 North
Main Street, Mcdonald Block. Valen-
tines Music Store, No. l2l told No. 81
North Spring street.
Mrs. Ella A. Taylor, wife Of II. p.
Taylor, died in this city on June 18th,
of consumption. The body was en-
balmed by Undertaken Brown, and will
be forwarded to Newark. Ohio, on
Wednesday morning. Her husband will
accompany the remains.
Mr.. David II. Walker, a prominent
journalist of Connecticut, and an
attache Of the New Haven Union, is in
the city on trip Of business and pleas
ure. He is competent newspaper mar,
and paid the HERALD office pleasant
visit last evening.
Mr.. C. A. Wetmore, one of the Viticul-
tural Commissioners Of the State of
California, Is on the overland train due
this morning. and will remain here until
the meeting Of the State Board, which
commences on the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Il. s. Field will lead the Gospel
meeting at 4.30 to-day in the rooms Of
the Q. M. G. A. Subject: God is Love.
Miss Hutchins and also Mr.. Booth will
sing special songs. All young men are
cordially invited to this service.
The CornhiH Magazine, Of London. in
recent issue, contained long and
elaborate. article on april in California, y
very hattering to this State. The infiu-
snce and wide circulation Of this rnaga-
zine will do us much good. Much Of
the article referred to Southern Cali.
fornia.
The new German singing perein, the
Liederkranz, is achieving great success
In melodious harmony, under the direc
tion of Professor Engels. AT the last