Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Francisco by the Senator yesterday.
The Bee-Keepers' Association will
meet at Leck's Hall at P. M. Satur-
day, March Goth.
The two butcher shops of Anaheim
have made corner on liver and kid
neys!
A new asphaltum sidewalk is being
laid in front of Heinsch's block on
Commercial street. ifsf3s
An unusually large crowd assembled
at the auction sale of Ruggles & Bland
yesterday.
The Senator arrived at Whining ton
yesterday with $50 cabin passengers,
200 Cinnamon and $50 tons of frei ght.
DR.. Merrill has given up practice for
while and will make sojourn in
the mountains to recuperate health.
Two hundred boxes of oranges were
shipped to San Francisco yesterday
from the depot.
Sam Prayer left for San Francisco
last night and will soon send down an
other of those fine stocks of clothing.
The Federal authorities had 81 more
pipes arrive by the Senator yesterday,
in which to store their bonanza
brandy.
A special train was dispatched to
San Fernando yesterday afternoon
with three carloads of Cinnamon to
work on the San Fernando tunnel.
Gar,, aroso1 akroot bnk~-oo,, Mat,
and Los Angeles, was closed by the
grading force yesterday, and travel
was TUNED through Requena and Los
Angeles streets.
Members of the Odd Fellows Hall
Building Committee are requested to
be in attendance at the Hall at ii A.
NJ. to-day, as business of Importance
will come before the committee.
! A public meeting was called at An
aheim last night to be addressed by
the Los Angeles delegation who visit
ed that place in the interests of the
Los Angeles and Independence Rail
road.
There will be regular New Eng
land breakfast at the Backman House
this morning, with Boston brown
bread and other luscious dishes fa-
miliar to the down East palate.
The Senator on her last trip down
was so over crowded that passengers
were compelled to sleep on the floors
and tables of the cabin, and even on
deck. This argues something remark
able by way of emigration to South
ern California, and the great rush
which we anticipate has hardly COM
menced.
The Real Estate Associates have
sold over ninety of their lots the pro-
ceeds of which will pay the cost of the
entire tract purchased by them and all
contingent expenses. Some fifty lots
still remain unsold, upon which the
association will realize handsome
profit. The stock has been advanced
$5 share.
They are sinful set in San Fran
cisco, and Rev. DIR. Hammond, the
great revivalist, is doing his best to
Christianize them. 1t is reported that,
at a late revival meeting, nearly every
one of the two dozen clergymen on the
platform arose and thanked God for
various things. DIR. Babb, of Cincin-
natl, praised the Almighty that he
had the privilege of reporting the
meetings for the Alta. Very few of
the audience were sufficiently CRATE
full to Providence to give voice to their
feelings.
Mr.. H. II. Lawrey, the popular bar
Der of No. 9 Commercial street, is
making extensive improvements in
the building recently vacated by II.
Ducommun. He intends to have 1T
fitted up for a first-class tonsorial es-
tablishment. Having engaged the
services of five first-olass artists, he
will be enabled to execute all that
patrons desire in the highest style of
the art. One of the features of the
new shop is hair-brushing machine
"a novelty in Los Angeles. The
whole is to be under the supervision of
Prof. Crosby.
Anaheim has "cut her eye teeth" to
O considerable extent since she as
sumed the importance of railroad
town, but her gums are sore yet. We
judge that the good people down there
have been victimized again, by the
following wall from the Gazette: 1--WE
are generally glad to see Los Angeles
folks on our streets, but when they
return to their homes with our dia-
mond rings and store clothes, hospi-
tality ceases to be a virtue" Don't be
A ai
Gus, so hospitable-bu learn the me-
tropolitan principles: "Do others, or
they'll do YOU"
The County Board of Examination
adjourned yesterday, after having
granted certificates to the folio wing
named candidates: Mr.. b. H, Twomb-
ly, Mrs. Alice L. Armoor, Miss Anna
Johns, Mrs. Sophia j. Rodgers and
Miss Isabella Squires. Several pupils
of our High School passed highly cred
liable examinations before the Board,
but could not receive certificates on
account of being under the age pre-
scribed by law. The names OF Misses
Jessie Peel, Yda Adds and Mary
Thomas have been mentioned in this
connection in highly compensatory
terms. eA4-{ trtf..4g
Mayor Beaudry removed his office
to the brick building opposite the
City Council rooms yesterday. The
new Office has been fitted up in ele-
CANT style and at large personal ex-
pense by Mr.. Beaudry. 1t is divided
into three apartments consisting of a
business office at the right of the en-
trance, a room for holding court and a