Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-28
The Park Hotel.

The Park Hotel.
This season has been very hard on
Mr.. w. J. Welch, the lessee of the
Agricultural Park. Just at the time
when the Fair commenced hard times
and bad weather paralyZed business,
and the consequence is that the Park
Hotel has been u dead weight on Mr.
Welchs hands. We have the testi-
mony of number of Eastern turfmen
who inform us that the Park Hotel is
one of the best kept hotels in connec-
tion with any course in the United
States. Mr.. Welch and his estimable
wife work day and night to keep this
hotel i'm first class style, and
we are very much pleased to learn
that the patrons of the hotel appreci-
ate it; although the patronage has not
been half what was expected this sea-
son. The Park hotel sets one of the
best tables in Southern California,and
we think in case of bad season the
Society should see Mr.. Welch out. We
hear that this will be done, and we
believe it is only just, as he is the best
man we ever saw i'm charge of u race
track or hotel. We hope the Soci-
ETY. will consider the bad weather,
hard times, &C., and see that Mr..
Welch suffers no loss.
Mr.. Simon Levy, at the corner of
Also and Alameda streets, is doing q
first class business in groceries and
produce. Mr.. Levy's enterprise is too
well known to need comment, and we
merely direct the public attention to
his stock of fancy and staple groceries
which he sells at II reasonable figure.
Mr.. Levy is also one OF the largest
wool and hide buyers in Los Angeles,
and farmers and others will always
get from him the highest market
price.
From the popular book and music
firm of Louis Levin & Co., Spring
street, we have received the following
selections from Ad Dorn's Juvenile
Opera Bouffe, arranged for little fin
GERS: "Pirate's Chorus" "Happy
Days. "Rondo," "Brindisi," "Stolen
Krsscs,n 'I.a Jolie Parfumeuse waltz,
and "Waltz, also "Killarney." All
this music is published Nautilus Gray
lO5 Kearny street, San Francisco and
is for sale by Louis Levin & Co.
The next regular meeting of Pomo-
ma Grange No. l, Los Angeles county,
will be held at Eel Monte on Saturday.
December 4 (the anniversary OF the
orler) At the last meeting of the grange
all business is to be conducted in the
fourth degree, and all fourth degree
members of subordinate oranges are
invited to attend.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from DR.. Worrell who has recently ta-
ken up his home in Los Angeles coun-
ty. The doctor intends starting high
grade college some where in the cOun-
ty as soon as q suitable location can be
obtained. We bid him welcome and
wish him every success.
Messrs. Whittleshoeffer & Raphael
have moved their business to the new.
and commodious building on Los An
geles street between Commercial
and Requena streets. They carry q
large stock of painters materials,
sash etc., and sell at living prices.
DIR. Aborn's stay in this city is draw
ing to a close and those who require
his services will do we'll to call upon
him Immediately. He cannot possi-
bly, remain here longer than next Sat-
urday.
Hermann performed to fine audi
ence last night, and will appear
tomorrow night for the last
time. He is at the head OF his profess
sion, and the Hall should be crowded.
The man who was shot by Miss
Connolly yesterday is commonly
known by the name of "Squint-Eyed
Dunn" A name don't make any
difference to him now.
A woman hit man with q club
Yesterday afternoon at the corner of
Also and Alameda streets, but did not
seriously injure her victim.
A horse of the Main street railway
got into the sewer opposite Temple
Block, and half the town helped to
pull him out.
The Hermann matinee did not take
place Yesterday afternoon, owing to
the indisposition of Professor Herr
mann.