Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-28

Hay sells at $40 per ton in San Ber-
nardino. et.=-,t7.., ...r=.. =.
Bishop Kip will soon visit San Ber-
nardino. .a.H. .=.@
Reserved seats can be obtained at
Broderick's for the Masquerade until
one O'clock, after that at the Hall.
Teams left the depot yesterday for
the following points: Two consigned
to A. W., one to Il. Il b., and two
M. L., El Monte.
The iron pillars and castings for the
front of the new bank building have
arrived at the depot, and will shortly
appear in proper position in the build
ing. #..#t '5
A meeting ofthe Vestry of the Epis-
cOpal Church will be held at the office
of Judge O'Melveny at | | o'clock this
morning. 1t is desirable that there
shall be full attendance, as matters
of importance are to be submitted.
The quarterly meeting will COM
mence at the Fort street NJ. f. Church
to. night. Preaching at O'clock to-
night, and Love Feast at 81 O'Clock to-
morrow. Communion after the morn
ing service. #,.a......
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning
was caused by small conflagratien in
Judge O'Melveny's handsome resi-
dence. The fire originated from de-
fective hue, and damaged the building
some fifty dollars worth.
Col. Peel is now the genial "mine
host of the Clarendon, and presides
with dignity and courtesy over that
establishment. The rooms are now
all full, and in vain is the Colonel
seeking for outside rooms. The Cla-
rendon is a popular hotel and always
will be. -
Tonight the long-eXpected Mas
Querade Ball under the auspices
of the Turnverein, comes off. A
large number of tickets have been
sold, and the ballroom will present a
scene of brilliancy rarely equalled in
this city. Reserved seats for specta-
tors have sold freely, and large at
tendance may be looked for.
A serious accident occurred yester-
day by which Mr.. j. M. Stewart,
who lives some three miles south of
town, lost part of the middle fin
ger of his left hand. Mr.. Stewart
while cutting up some brush, struck
his finger with the Ratchet and sew
cred it at the middle joint.
The HERALD passes now into the
hands of the new stock company,
which will hereafter conduct it. All
bills now due will be paid to the recent
:otn fn al
already accrued be presented. The
collector will begin to make his
collections to-day, and it is hoped he
will meet with prompt attention.
The "drunkenest mani was on eX-
hibition yesterday afternoon near the
depot. He was extended full length
on the ground, and clutching it with
his hands lest it should get away from
him. Officer Sands promised him a
situation in the chain gang if he
would quietly proceed to the rendez-
vous of that select body. 1t took two
men and double team to persuade
him to accept the situation.
The Stockholders of the Grange Co.
operative Company held meeting at
the Office of the Mutual Aid AssOcia
ton yesterday and adopted Bylaws
for the government of the Company.
The meeting also called meeting of
the Board of Directors to meet at the
same Office on Wednesday, March
18th, for the purpose of electing officers
and transacting other important bust
ness. IT is desirable that full meet
p ing of the Board be held.
We understand that 1000 cases of
goods are en- route from New York for
the new store Important. which opens
under the Lafayette Hotel to-day.
We also hear that it is a very extern
sive firm, having stores in all the
principal cities in the United States
and Europe, buy strictly for cash, inn
port all foreign goods direct, and are
connected with the principal factories
IN the United States. We hope they
will meet with success, as we want a
few more live men in our CITY,