Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27

9Th.
No cases before Mayor Beaudry yes
terday.
We bid adieu to the Sauret Compa-
ny tomorrow evening.
Two bells are being raised on the
new cathedral.
Tickets tomorrow and Tuesday at
Lewin's for Miss Reiffarth's benefit.
The Orizaba sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Col. Kewen has been quite success
full in the cultivation of bananas.
Lichtenberger is repairing one of
Jackley's circus wagons.
Mr.. M. X. Micks has a telegram at
the Western Union Office
Preaching this morning and evening
in Turn-Verein hall by Rev. ]. S. Kali
loch.
Mr.. w. III. Williams has moved his
real estate office to No. II, Downey
Block.
The banquet at the cathedral on the
9Th of July promises to be pleasant
| affair.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Line will be in Los Angeles In ten
days.
The Los Angeles Mirror appeared
yesterday with good face and full of
its usual good things.
We are indebted to Chips, the Ex-
press Messenger on the Orizaba, for
late San Diego papers.
The SENT Tropical Farmer, No. 6,
has appeared. geographically it is
neat, and editorially speaking it is a
| success.
High Mass will be celebrated at the
Catholic church to-day. The choir
will be under the management of Prof.
Knell.
and one of the best frontiersmen ON
the Pacific coast, will accompany the
Wheeler expedition.
The NEW ITALY for June is out. 1t
is as usual full of interesting matter
| for Eastern readers, who wish to gain
an idea of our country.
Last night, at the close of the thea
tre, an unknown man fell in fit at
the foot of the stairs. He recovered in
half an hour SO that he walked home.
Mr.. s. w. Craigue, of the enterpris-
ing firm of Lips Il Craigue, has gone
to San Diego, to furnish the people of
that city liquid enthusiasm for their
| Fourth of July Celebration.
Miss Reiflarth has benefit at Turn
Verein hall on Tuesday night, and it
| promises to be great success. Seats
can be secured on Monday and Tues
! day.
Our bee-men give unfavorable re-
| ports on the action of the little busy
| bees thus far in the season. The feed
! is said to be insufficient and of poor
quality for honey purposes.
We have received from Mr.. I. n.
Choynsky, of San Francisco, PAM
phlet entitled"California of the Padres,
| or Footprints of Ancient Commun-
ism,n by Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, on
which we may hereafter comment.
The Union Club room was opened
last night. Music and sociability
was the only programme. The club
room was brilliant with elegant car
pets, gorgeous furniture, and refined
company.
The gentlemen who are building the
new gold bank of Los Angeles have
made arrangements for the landing OF
one hundred tons of freight at the
wharf at Santa Monica on the 18th OF
July.
In Turn Verein hall this morning
at II o'clock Rev. L. S. Kalloch will
preach, and at P. NJ. will deliver a
lecture. Mr.. Kalloch deservedly en-.
joys great reputation as speaker, and
our church-g0ers will be delighted.
The management of the Sauret Con-
cert feels highly complimented by the
character of the audience which greet
ed them last Friday evening. A more
polite and appreciative assemblage is
seldom, if ever found.
Tickets for the Telegraph Stage Line
are no longer to be secured at the depot
but must be bought of the Agent, Mr.
Van Waller, at the United States Hotel
The travelling public should make 8
note of this and save trouble and fire.
quently delay.
AT a recent school examination the
words "unpretentious shrub'' in al
essay were read "unpretentious scrub
and brought down the house. The
young lady had no reference to the
gentleman to whom her father showed
the door on the previous Sunday.
The San Diego World expatiates to
the extent of column and a half OF
the "Falls of San Diego" and finally
says that there Is no water there a
present, but as magnificent II place fol
a fall as could be imagined. Oh, beau
tiful, picturesque San Diego!
The Grand Marshal of the Fourth o
July demonstration requests, in ou
advertising columns, all societies, mil
itary and civic, and all trades, manu-
facturers and organizations who desir'
to participate, to communicate will
Mr.. A. w. Potts, in the County Clerk
office, by Monday at ten O'Clock.
Sig. Maria informs US that he is no
going to appear in Santa Barbara
as advertised in Santa Barbara pa