Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A Good Templar Lodge was organ
lied at AZusa last night.
The Wheeler Expedition is in camp
four miles from town.
All the sea is for Dorlan's school are
about engaged for Monday.
The County School Examiners end
their labors to-day.
Mayor Beaudry fined two drunks
yesterday.
The Orient saloon has new propri-
etor.
The railroad beyond Spadra is being
laid rapidly.
Two stage tickets by Coast line to
San Francisco are for sale at a large
discount at the st. Charles.
At San Fernando the Temple oil
well is 260 feet down and the oil is
coming freely.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
line will be completed at once to Cali
ente, the poles having arrived here.
Work on the First National Gold
Bank, we are informed by the archi-
tect,wlll be commenced next Monday.
The bark Glencoe, with lumber for
Griffith, Lynch & Co., is at the an
chorage.
Vivian, assisted by Mendel Meyer
and other amateurs, gave an enter
tainment at Anaheim last night.
Mr. Chas. Vivian has been rendered
Complementary benefit by our citi-
zens to take place next week.
The steamer Mohongo arrived from
San Francisco yesterday with 100 pas
sengers and $50 tons of freight.
Mr. J. G. Dotter Of Los Angeles was
registered at the Russ House in San
Francisco on Tuesday.
We have received the Daily Morn
ing Republican, of Santa Barbara, a
new paper in the interest of Grantism.
Mr.. w. s. Lyon, of this city, was a
guest of the Grand hotel, San Fran
cisco, on Tuesday.
The State Board of Examination has
issued life diplomas to Converse Howe
and George H. Peck, of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Bayley, of the San Diego foun-
dry, is in the city. His establishment
will furnish the iron front to the First
National Gold Bank.
A cayote was captured on Centinela
rancho on Thursday by Mr.. Freeman
A wolf hunt is TO take place soon at
that point.
The law office of Rodney Hudson is
now at Nos. % and "a Temple block,
nearly opposite the rooms previously
occupied by the late firm of Brunson
q Hudson.
Gen. John M. Baldwin announces
himself for Recorder in to-day's issue.
Gen. Baldwin made good City Sur
veyor and is competent to fill any Of
flee.
The Anaheim hotel is to cost $40,-
900, will be three stories high and con-
tain eighty rooms. Messrs. KysOr &
Matthews of this city are the archi-
tects.
Mr.. VIM. Lacy, the architect, and
Mr.. VIM. Jorres, the contractor for the
new Gold Bank, arrived from San
Diego yesterday and are stopping at
the st. Charles.
Michael Carroll, one of the Wheeler
party had his leg broken by mule
yesterday. He is now at the United
States Hotel, DR.. Hoffman having set
his leg.
The Great Southern Combination
Minstrel Company play tonight. The
company is frst-class and will give an
unusual programme of wit and music,
and Turn -Verein Hall should be
crowded.
Constant Meyer celebrated yester-
day the birth of daughter whom he
considers the belle of the season.
These things are Constantly occur
ring, and we can only say Mey yer
ohooo0 SAcV ASo'.
The Democratic County Committee
will meet at the District Court Rooms
at IL o'clock this forenoon, for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the
State Convention and the transaction
of such other business as may come
before it.
The st. Charles restaurant retains
its old popularity by providing those
elegant luxuries which have become a
necessity to our epicures. The origi-
nal Delmonico could not in Los Ange-
les furnish more tempting bill of
fare than the st. Charles.
Tomorrow night Prof. Randolph
will deliver a startling lecture
on novel subjects at the Court
House. This lecture has been
highly commended in the East, and
our people should hear the gifted
speaker.
Already several of the city teachers
are far away, seeking rest and recrea-
ton. Miss Russell is at her home in
Santa Clara, Miss Lucky is in San
Francisco, Miss Palmer on the way to
Yosemite, Miss Bixby in the noun
tains, Miss Onstott at Santa Monica,
while others are preparing to leave.
That all may have good time and re-
turn with improved health, is the ear
nest wish of the SchOoimaster.
Rev. HI. H. Messenger reports his
Florida bananas, planted at Orange
some five weeks ago, as doing finely.
Some of them are foot high. AS it
took twelve years to acclimate the
banana in Florida, before it would