Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The City Council meets tonight.

being advertised.
Turn-Verein Hail Is being prepared
for the celebration next Monday.
The State Temperance Alliance held
a public meeting at Templar Hall last
night.
A bunch of keys lost. Return to
Superintendent Hewitt's office at the
depot.
Senator Sargent, accompanied by
Senators Mitchell and Kelley of Ore
gon, will shortly visit us.
Mr.. c. F. Longstreet and family
will leave this morning for Chicago.
We wish them a pleasant journey.
The Main street people are jubilant
at the prospect of a ride over the street
railway to Washington Gardens.
The Agricultural Park and Main
street railroad will commence opera
tions to-day, running as far as Wash
ington Gardens.
The San Francisco Chronicle of the
28th inst, contains a communication
heartily eneorsing j. M. Quinn, In
dependent candidate for State Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
The members of Confidence Fire
Company No. 2, will meet at County
Court Room, at 8 P. M. this evening,
to receive uniforms and complete ar
rangements for the Fourth of July
parade.
A man named Bandera was seri-
ously injured the other day by being
thrown from a horse. His leg was
broken and serious results threaten to
follow, because he refuses to have his
limb set. - - -
The Sauret Troupe will give pri-
vate entertainment tomorrow night
to few invited guests. They have
secured the Union Club Room for their
parlor concert, and everything will no
doubt be on an elegant scale.
DR.. Hall, of Junction City, Kansas,
writes to US that when he returns here
in September, he will bring with him
a party of thirty, of a superior class OF
people. We can assure him and his
friends q hearty welcome.
The Southern Pacific trains will be
run to Cotton as soon as the supply of
water Is available. The windmill is
on the way and will soon be in opera
ton. Water wasSstruck x at a depth of
81 feet, but the boring is continued
with the expectation OF getting an ar
tesian supply.
The social gathering last evening at
the residence Of DIR. Brown. No. 16O
Main street, was a pleasant affair.
Sig. Maria furnished some of his best
operatic selections and altogether il
was a most enjoyable entertainment
DR.. and Mrs. Brown did the h0nors in
hospitable style and the guests lin
gered long and pleasantly.
At a regular meeting of Angelic
Lodge, No. 1876, 1. o. o. F., held at
Odd Fellows Hall, Monday evening,
June 2sth, the following officers Were
lst: J. Kuhrts, N. g.; j. M. Bassett,
V. G.; f. Neitzke, r. s.; M. Lehman,
Permanent Secretary; J. Fahnhart,
Treasurer; e. A. Preuss, Jr., b. Marx
sen and -, Trustees. -
Alta regular meeting of Los Angeles
Lodge No. 35, 1. o. o. F., held on
Wednesday evening, June 30th, at
Odd Fellows Hall, the following Off
GERS were elected for the term cOmmen-
cling July 1st, 1875: Henry Warten-
berg, N. G.; J. F. Burns, V. g.; A.
Frank, r. S.; Ben. A. Stanard, Per-
manent Secretary; A. Fleishman,
Treasurer, and c. Meyer, c. Brode,
and S. H. Mott, Trustees.
The Inyo Independent says, in
speaking of Santa Monica, "We have
received the ad, through San Fran
cisco agent, at about tone-quarter rates,
and Of course cannot give it the usual
display" They put it in a quarter of
a column with Santa Monica in large
letters in two places, all the poetic de-
scription is in very diminutive type,
requiring q microscope to see 1T.
We learn that the Electrical Con-
struction and Maintenance Company
Of San Francisco have contracted with
the Los Angeles and Independence
Railroad Company for the construc-
tion of telegraph line from Santa
Monica to this city, as soon as the
material can be obtained. Mr.. Haines
will superintend the construction OF
the new line.
Judge Sepulveda left yesterday for
Ventura and Santa Barbara. He will
stay a few days at the Camulus Ranch,
where an interesting school examina-
ton is to be had. The Judge will
hold Court in San Buenaventura to
the 10Th of July, and from that time
to the 2Sth in Santa Barbara. The
Cotton Norton murder case will prob
ably come before him.
The annual examination of the pu-
pills of Lawlor's Institute will com
mence this morning and continue
throughout the day and Friday. Pro-
fessor Lawlor desires us to say that 6
general Invitation is extended to the
patrons Of the school and all friends OF
education to attend the examination:
1t Is the desire of the Professor, as well
as of the pupils, that those who visit
the school will conduct the examina-
tion. The textbooks used in the school
will be furnished to those present.
Professor Lawior is noted for the thor
ough instruction which he imparts
and very interesting series of exer.
cises may be expected at the examina.
tion.
The Stock Report says: "Since the
publication of an article on the Los