Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-08
gos Aa9eles Aerald.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

will cost $4,000.
The Board of Supervisors met yes
terday, but did little business.
The Victor Sewing Machine is the
most perfect of the Howe class.
Mayor Beaudry held an inquest on
seventeen cases yesterday morning.
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81,
L. 0. 0. F., meets this evening.
The Thirty Fights held their regu-
lar meeting last night.
The track is laid eight miles beyond
Spadra.
The grading on the East side of
Temple Block, is being pushed vigor-
ously. ~
Mr.. Olivier de VilIers has started q
public, "Au Jardin du Progress" on
Also street.
Mr.. John Archibald, director of the
San Francisco Savings Union, has az
rived with money to loan. L.
The San Bernardino advertiser, No.
II, has reached us, making creditable
appearance.
Messrs. Joe Huber, DIR. Gelcich and
Baker went up to San Fernando on
Sunday.
Col. r. s. Baker has returned for a
day or two, and is registered at the
Backman House.
Capt. Kraszynski, of Lyons Station,
arrived in town last evening and
showed his genial face on our streets.
The steamer Ancon arrived yester-
day morning, with ITO passengers and
800 tons of freight.
Mr.. ]. d. Dunlap has been appointed
land agent for this section by the S. P.
R. r. Co., and the appointment is a
pleasing one to the community.
A Chinaman was arrested yesterday
for racing his horse on Spring street;
but it appearing that the horse was
unmanageable, he was released.
Prof. Randolph will lecture at Mer-
ced theatre tonight on "The PhilOso-
ply of Life after Death.n He Is worth
hearing.
Mr.. Herman Morris has been ap-
pointed by Major Toberman agent at
Downey for the Home Mutual, and it
is a very proper selection.
The Bruning Tract is offered for sale
on easy terms. 1t is desirable property
and persons wanting homes can get
nice residence sites cheap.
The Southern Minstrels give another
entertainment tonight, and they
should have crowded house. An
entire change of programme.
Marshal Carrillo, assisted by Officer
Sanchez, arrested on Spring street,
yesterday morning, Tanislado Armen-
ia, who about two months ago stabbed
man and stole his horse. He was
held to answer.
The Southern Minstrels gave a
highly creditable entertainment last
night to a good house. We can cor
daily recommend this gentlemanly
troupe to all our neighboring towns
as first-class burnt cork artists and
pleasant business men.
Sam. Prayer desires us to say that
he has just received large assort-
ment of linen suits, morning and eve-
ming wrappers, and neatly and figura-
lively worked underwear,allf for ladies.
We know it's so or Sam. wouldn't
say it.
The festival of Pentecost, commem-
Grating the promulgation of the law
from Mount Sinai, will commence to-
night. A lecture in English will be
delivered at the Synagogue tomorrow
morning by Rabbi Edelman on "The
Ten commandments"
Mr.. Ben. A. Stanard, foreman of the
HERALD. has suddenly expanded to
the dimensions of ton. He has
grown a very Crpsus, too, and goes
about distributing champagne among
the printers. It's boy, and the i'm
age of its dad. a..
Mr.. Chas. HI. Johnston, of San Luis
Obispo, called on the HERALD Office
yesterday. Mr.. Johnson was too mod
est to inform us Of the fact, but from
other sources we learn that he is the
choice of great many Democrats Of
this district for Congress.
The editor of the HERALD acknowl-
edges the receipt of a complimentary
ticket to the Eighth Annual Tuolumne
Reunion, to take place at Badgers
Central Park, Oakland, on the 18th of
June, 1875. AS he cannot be present
he takes this opportunity to wish all q
happy time, and to hope that the oc-
casion may prove union of hearts as
we'll as Of hands.
We have just received from Messrs.
Sherman 4 Hyde, music dealers of San
Francisco, copy of the "Elaine Fu-
neral March," composed by Blumen-
thai and published by them. The
title page Is embellished with an ac-
curate photograph of Toby e. Rosen-
thal's magnificent painting, Elaine.
Every lover of good music should send
so cents in currency or stamps to the
publishers and obtain a copy.
awe had the pleasure of call yester-
day from Mr.. Strassburger, of the
firm Of Sachs, Strassburger & Co.,
millinery dealers, of San Francisco,
who has given Los Angeles an extend
ed visit and made many warm ac-
quaintances. We hope to see more of
such an enterprising business man.
He is always welcome. 9fd
The popular jewelry firm of Fisher
& Thatcher will not sell cheap Eastern
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