Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-11


Important. Ft
Cool and cloudy, yesterday.
A new Grange is talked of for
Spadra. tE 1oaI ItI h
The Express lies little worse than
usual, nowadays.
Remember the school exhibition on
the 18th of March.
The District Council of the Gran
gers met in Gallatin yesterday.
The Changers council yesterday was
very full-tOo large i'm fact to well do
business.
Important.
The Changers desire to have guide
boards put up by the road intersec-
tiOns, and resolved to that effect.
The contest for the $50 prize between
Mr.. Frank Coronel and Mr.. Saunders
comes off at the rink tonight.
The Constantine sails for San Fran
cisco to-day. Passengers from this
city will leave on the morning train,
departing at 10A. NJ. Ha - 9stA
The Pacific Mail Steamer Orizaba
sails for San Francisco tomorrow.
Passengers will take the 3 p. NJ. train
from this city, iSta &st#s@@ I'll.
The great ATTRACTION at the Skating
Rink tonight is tine contest between
Sanders and Coronel. There will be
music and "a jolly crowd.
st. Patrick's Benevolent AssOcia-
ion is making thorough prepara-
ions tor the ball to come off the I4th.
The wool-growers are canvassing
matters over and when the convention
comes together the 18th of March, they
will do something.
A linen buster was lost yesterday
morning between Temple Block and
Fourth street. The finder will leave
it at this office. t44
Important.
The Changers in council, yesterday,
tabled resolution concerning the in
crease of the salary of County Super
intendent. aa' .1I
The bylaws of the Grange Co-opera-
ton Society were adopted yesterday
by the Council and now await ratifica-
ton by the stockholders. Already
ona-half the stock has been sub
scribed.
The TurIiverein Masquerade is all
the talk now, and extensive prepara-
tions are on foot The handsOmest
costumes ever seen i'm Los Angeles
will be on hand.
A gentleman of this city advertises
for some one with a little capital to
20 into the business of putting up jel-
lies, Jams, preserved fruits, etc. We
think such an enterprise cannot help
proving very profitable, and hope it
will be set on foot.
To the ladies of Los Angeles: Look
out for the greatest bargains ever Of
fered on the Pacific Coast. Sales to
commence Thursday. See advertise
ment in tomorrow issue OF the HER
AID. mrtr ~.~...
The brutal wretch who tied coal
oil can to dogs tail, on Main street,
last evening, ought to be sent to San
Quentin, to share the inequalities ex-
tended to the late Captain of the ship
Sunrise. They would make congen-
ial pair. .s o.. = - s.sss.. 49,
The stOre-room in Hellman's Block,
on the corner, and the one adjoining,
have been thrown into one, and fitted
ND in splendid style by Mr.. Lawn, who
will occupy it in few days with one
of the finest stock of clothing ever Of
fered in this city. %as -
At the last meeting Of the Board OF
Education, an application for position
of teacher of music was received, but
under the school law requiring a GER
tificate from every teacher, the matter
was laid over until the new school
year. The Board recognizes the i'm
portance of this branch and at the be-
ginning of the school year arrange
ments will be made to fill the want.
The st. Patrick's Benevolent Society
announce Valentine Party to be
given under its auspices on the eve-
ming of the 14th inst. The gentlemen
having the management in charge
are capable of getting up very enjoy
able party; and we doubt not that
there will be very liberal patronage
of this party on Saturday night,
especially as 1t is given by one OF our
most popular benevolent societies.
our eHIerpIlSlub sJcWclclo I1' H.
Fisher & Co. will not, it seems, cease
adding to their business, men, ma
% chinery and materials, until they shall
have a thorough jewel manufacturing
establishment incur midst. The last
importation of Mr.. Fishers are q COM
bination machine, with which almost
any work incident to the jeweler' S
business can be done, and first-class
jeweler, SO skilled in the art as to be
able, with the appliances with which
Fisher & Co. are provided, to do all
kinds of work as we'll as in San FRAN
cisco or the East. Diamond setting
and the mounting of all sorts Of preci.
Gus stones can now be done here as
we'll as elsewhere. Even the missing
link of a watch chain or necklace cal
be replaced and as perfectly made AZ
the original. Skill and enterprise are
winning powers in any business; ant
Mr.. Fisher seems to be well aware o
the fact. d ll. F.m459 NFg