Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-06
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Florence Kent tomorrow night.
Mcdonald received his life sentence
yesterday in the District Court.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
tomorrow.
The Gipsy sailed for San Diego yes
terday.
Thirteen foreigners were admitted
to citizenship in the Courts yesterday
There is a message at the Telegraph
Office for Henry Haskin.
There will he a Sunday School con-
cert at the Fort street Methodist
Church Tonight.
Mir Hansen will start out with a
party tomorrow to survey the Cent?
nella Rancho. ba'<
Mr.. e. w. Doss is announced as a
candidate for Councilman from the
Third Ward.
The Orizaba sailed for San Diego at
noon yesterday. She will return on
her upward bound trip tomorrow.
The VIM. Taber will sail for San
Diego to-day. Passengers will take
the 10 ~. NJ. train.
A consignment of fine flowers and
shrubs arrived at the depot yesterday
for Shaeffer & Stengel, florists of our
city.
Attention is called to the Masonic
funeral notice in another column.
|, INf npIn n toI
meet at the Hall at 2 p. NJ. to-day.
No matter how election matters go,
all of the smokers are sure to vote for
Goldsmith as the most popoular to-
bacconist Of the city. s.
Askin & Hewitt keep frst-class
livery, with the most stylish rigs in
the city. Don't fail to, call on them
when you wish to take drive. ,
Governor Pacheco who recently Wis
tied our city was attacked with hem
morhage of the lungs while leaving
by the OriZaba on Thanksgiving Day.
We are glad to learn, however, that
he is now convalescent.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to attend the silver we'd
ding reception of Mr.. and Mrs. E. JIG.
Kewen, to take place at their resi-
dence next Thursday evening, Dec.
10th.
Our sanctum was gladdened yester-
day by the smiling countenance of our
friend Herman Morris, who came to
the city from Downey to help us cele-
brate the election. rn9-.
Messrs. Chas. II. Dunsmoor and
VIM. Pridham are announced as can
didates for members Of the School
Board on the Independent Ticket. Mr..
S. G.. Hubbell has Withdrawal his
name from the candidacy.
The shell-frame rattle came off at
Dewey, Kimball & Co.'s yesterday.
Forty-six tickets were sold and one
forty-one thrown for John u. Norris
by Mr.. Bell. 81. ~
The Florence Kent Troupe will open
their engagement in our city at Mer-
ced Theatre tomorrow night. A fine
performance will be given, and there
and have good laugh. .'
Mr.. Geo. B. Davis, proprietor of the
Alden Fruit Works, wants all the good
apples and pears to be had in the
market. Those having them for sale
can obtain the highest prizes on deliy-
cry at the factory in this city.
The body of Mr. J. M. Smalley was
embalmed yesterday by DR.. Lyford.
We saw the corpse as it lay in an ele-
CANT casket at the undertaker's estab-
lishment, and the features were quite
natural-almost lifelike. The funeral
will take place from the Episcopal
Church at 1:30 p. NJ. to-day. t7i
The County Examining Board con-
eluded their sitting yesterday, and is
sued certificates as follows: First
grade, Miss Lizzie A. Packard; second
grade, Saml. n. Wetmore, John M.
Dunsmoor, Miss Allie Prescott, VIM.
A. Lewis and Miss Ida Squires; third
grade, Miss Mary j. Hutchinson and
Miss w. Endora Barnett.
Messrs. Cohen & Davis of the 'Iden-
ticar' received yesterday lot OF five
thousand cigars manufactured ex-
pressly for them, and branded '-The
Identical Cigar" They are sold at q
bit apiece and, for the money, are no
doubt, the finest article to be found in
the city. we have smoked of them
and can add our personal recommen-
dation.
OF one of our popular candidates fol
City Marshal, the San Francisco E'r-
an,iner says: Among the aspirants
for the Marshalship of Los Angeles is
Emeil Harris, one Of Vasquez's cap
tors. Mr.. Harris came to California
twenty-six years ago. His election
will be gratifying to his many friends
in San Francisco, Stockton and Ma
rysviile, in all of which he formerly
resided and is we'll known and wei
liked He has every requisite quail
fication for the position which ne
seeks.
G. w. Parker has just returned from
San Francisco with large and criti
cally selected stock of jewelry of al
kinds, from a small pin to a thousanf
dollar watch or diamond ring. Hi
display is really beautiful, and thos'
in want of any article of jewelry viii
find it to their advantage to call AM