Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-06
tssbs.gp REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIE ES.
The County Court adjourned yester-
day until the 26th inst.
General Crook is in town, stopping
at he st. Charles.
The Kalorama sailed for San Fran
cisco Sunday.
The engine-house has been improv we'd
by the laying of new floor.
The second sale of Artesia property
commences to-day. ~ -
The steamer train now leaves the
depot at p. NJ, instead of 3:45, as for
merly.
A meeting of the Bee Keepers AS
sociation will be held at Leck's Hall
on the third Saturday of this month.
The test case of the saloon-keepers
will come up for trial before Mayor
Beaudry at P. NJ. to-day
Seven drunks were present at the
Mayors levee yesterday morning.
They all put up or were shut up.
Another large invoice of Champion
mowers and sulkey rakes just re-
ceived at the Grange Store. tf.6 81
The Terpschorian Social Club will
give their sixth reception at Leck's
Hall next Friday evening. s-5-
Mr.. earring, of the st. Charles Ho-
tel, is at his post again, after being
confined to his bed for several days.
Bishop Kip, of the Episcopal
Church, will not hold confirmation
services here until the 25th inst.
The concert of the Episcopal Sun
day School will be held on the even
ing of the 18th inst.
The Orizaba arrived yesterday, with
full complement of freight and pas
sengers. She sails for San Francisco
Tomorrow.
Alfred Moore, the told auctioneer,"
has good business and residence prop
erty to dispose Of See advertisement
in to-day's issue. 4#.s54.4s $50
Gov. Downey and wife arrived yes
terday from San Francisco, where
they have been on visit of several
weeks. s.
The horse stolen from Mr.. Sanger,
the architect, last Friday night was
recovered by special officer Parker
yesterday. 4fE 6uh
The Eapress local has been to church
again. A visit of this kind once in
two weeks is very commendable in an
editor.
The Los Angeles Guards are ordered
to assemble at their armOry at s
O'clock tomorrow night in full uni
form, for drill and other important
business,
We had call yesterday from Mr.
Frank B. Cilley, general business agent
of the Alleghanians, who is in the
city making arrangements for the
coming entertainments. The COM
pany will be here next Monday, the
18th inst.
Don't be frightened, ladies. It is
only "chemiloon" that the woman's
Fighters are fixing up for you. The
garment is simply described as big
sack into which one can jump and be
buttoned up from neck to heels-noth-
ing snowy about it, but so simple and
comfortable.
Mr.. H. T. Payne, the well known
photographer, is now devoting his at
tention exclusively to taking outside
views in and around our city. We
saw'yesterday some large photographs
of Ducommun's block and General
H0ward's residence, which are fine
specimens of the art and would grace
the walls of any parlor or art gallery.
The orange groves from which the
fruit has not been gathered present q
beautiful sight at this season of the
year. We saw at the home of Mr.. o.
H. Bliss, on Alameda street, on Sun
day, tree loaded with yellow fruit,
among which were thickly inter-
spersed the white and fragrant bios
soms-the promise of next years or
anges.
The spelling-match of the Ladis'
Aid Society will be held at Good Tenn
plar's Hall tomorrow evening. A
short programme of songs and recita-
tions has been arranged to precede the
spelling-match, and q general good
time will be had. The price of admis-
sion has been fixed at 25 cents. All
are invited to attend and participate.
By private dispatches received here
last evening we learn that the college
at University Mount, about five miles
out of San Francisco ON the San Beno
road, was destroyed by fire, No par
tioulars are received. The sons of Mr..
Morris and Mr. Longstreet, of this
city, were students at the college.
Our Fire Company. the Thirty
Fights, held an election last night and
selected the following officers: Fore
man, Chas. E. Miles; First Assistant,
J. Kuhrts; Foreman Of Hose, Thomas
Atwelli Assistant Foreman of Hose,
s. j, Lynch; Foreman OF Hook and
Ladder, J. Farnhart; Treasurer, Sid
ney Lacey; Secretary, Thos. w. Hine.