Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Senator is due tomorrow.
The Pacific sails for San Francisco
to-day.
Mr.. J. L. Ward has removed his Of
flee to No. 8 Commercial street.
The combustible steamer, San Luis,
sailed from Wilmington for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
One hundred bales of wool were
among the shipments from the depot
yesterday.
Call at the "City of Paris" and ex-
anime their fine new patterns of dress
good and new styles of clothing.
Messrs. b. Flood & Co., of San
Francisco, will soon open first-class
restaurant in SignOrets new building.
Two large iron safes arrived at the
depot yesterday for Temple g. Work.
mans Bank.
Madame Arabella Goddard is regis
tered among the passengers by the
Senator.
The wife and daughter of Captain
Johnson, of the Orizaba, are in our
city for short visit. They are regis
tered at the Backman House.
Work on the new depot building
is being pushed vigorously, and part
of the frame is already up. Workmen
are also engaged III laying side
track.
Mr.. H. B. Cameron of Chicago, pro-
prietor of the celebrated Champion
beehive, is in the city. Our bee-men
will find it to their advantage to make
his acquaintance.
Take your watches and clocks for
repairs to T. w. Stakepole, the new
Spring street jeweller. Those who
have tried hin say he cannot be ex-
celled in that line.
A twenty-aere tract of irrigable
land near Ell Monte suitable for semi
tropical trees and vines is advertised
for sale this morning. See want col
umn.
One of the soiled doves of Los An
geles street-Fannie Thornton-took
an overdose of chloroform Monday
night for the headache. A stomach
pump saved her.
Remember the concert at Turn-Ve-
rien Hall tomorrow night by Profess
sors Fischer and Schad, assisted by
our leading amateurs. 1t will be q
grand affair, and you should not
miss it.
All of the parties implicated in the
Sunday night fracas were discharged
by Mayor Beaudry yesterday. The
evidence was so conflicting that it was
impossible to arrive at the true state
of affairs.
The public school authorities have
found it necessary to secure room in
the central part of the city for class
of pupils who cannot be Accommodated
in the school buildings. Any one
having such room can rent it at once
by applying to DIR. Lucky.
We call the attention of people to
the fact that during the prevalence Of
the Norther on Monday the atmos-
phere was quite clear and the weather
calm in the vicinity of the Woolen
Mill tract. This is something worth
noting by those who desire to pur-
chase lots in the center of the city on
which to build homes.
Mr.. Johnson, of the Santa Barbara
Press, has returned from his Eastern
trip and by request of his fellow-citi-
zens will exhibit his views of Southern
California, with accompanying lecture,
in that place. We would suggest to
Mr.. Johnson that the people of Los
Angeles are greatly interested in his
project and would like to know what
he has been telling Eastern folks
about us.
United States Register James will
soon receive from Florida a lot Of
dwarf banana bulbs, to be planted for
experiment in Los Angeles county.
1t is claimed that this species of the
banana is more hardy than any other,
and flourishes as far North rs st. Au
gustine, Florida, where more frost is
experienced than in this section. Mr..
James will distribute these bulbs
among parties who may wish to ex-
pertinent with them.
A Kansas paper bewails it as des-
titute spectacle to see little old bay
pony that has leaned up against a
fence all Winter, harnessed to an old
henroost of blackboard without any
dash, hauling a jug and couple of
city politicians around who are con-
stantly humping each other and stag
gering backwards and forwards and
sideways in a vain attempt to keep
their heads up. Kansas is thorough
going or nothing. From politics to
grasshoppers she beats the world.
Tha kinn Qarhar- -Chnn