Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DIR. James Dunleavy OF Bear Valley
Is in the city.
The Irish Americans met last night
at Stearns' Hall.
There will be pigeon shoot at Ag-
ricultural Park nc xt Sunday.
Read Bettis' notice and pay your
poll tax.
The mem bers of Confidence Engine
Co., No. 2, met at the Court room last
night.
The Sauret troupe will give popu-
lar musical matinee at Turn-Verein
Hall Saturday at2 P. NJ.
The Los Angeles Guards will assem-
BILE Monday morning at the Armory.
See notice in another column.
Dr. McDougall and Charlie Durfee,
are congratulating each other on the
advent of a son. Lay on McDurfee.
The Sauret Troupe will give pri-
vate entertainment to few friends at
the Union Club Room tonight.
Mr.. r. B. Hall of Oakland, after a
stay of some weeks, leaves for home
to-day.
A number of orange trees were
shipped yesterday to Mrs. Granville of
Orange, via Anaheim. ~
Several Of the leading men of the
circus have arrived and registered at
the st. Charles.
We learn that the Boring Compa-
ny's we'll at San Fernando is now
down l70 feet. and is ejecting at
the rate of 1900 barrels of water q
day. e#
There were received by the Mohon-
go for Kuong Fook Lung, 400 mats of
rice, and l20 boxes of mixed goods, di-
rect from China.
We had a call last evening from
Judge Wiseman, of che Broad Are,
who is ready to 60 into looping off
the political dead-beats 2" OF Califor-
mia.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
are determined to make their
Fourth of July lunch at the Rink
one which will give universal satistac-
tion.
The steamer Ancon from San Fran
cisco with 100 passengers and 800 tons
of freight arrived at 2 p. NJ. yesterday,
and the passengers were brought up
last night at $3.50.
Prof. Norton of the Kansas State
Normal School at Emporia, has re-
signed his professorship and announc-
ed his determination to come to Cali
fOrnia.
Examinations at Lawlor Institute
commenced yesterday, and will be
continued to-day. Quite number were
present and were we'll pleased with the
progress of the pupils.
A great natural curiosity has been
brought in from the Encino Ranch,
and deposited at Bonesteel & Co..
store. 1t is said to be the vertebra of
whale, petrified and embedded in
solid rock.
A social entertainment of the Con-
gregational Society will be given t
the house of. D. Barrows, San Pedro
street, near First, Monday evening,
July s. All are cordially invited.
There was shipped yesterday fine
slab of marble to Mrs. Rowland OF
Puente, by F. G. Miller, from his mar
BILE works. 1t is intended for the maui
soleum of late citizen of Puente.
DIR. Robert H. Dalton, late of st.
Louis, has opened an office at room 81
| United States Hotel, where he is pre-.
pared to treat ordinary and chronic
diseases. He brings an Eastern ex.
perience to the work., and has fine
office.
The st. Charles Hotel has made spe.
cial preparations for an immense
crowd of visitors on July 4th and 5th
The restaurant will accommodate
nearly one thousand, ami most lux
urious bill Of fare is provided. d&wl'
The Veterans Of the Mexican Wal
met last Monday at the Court Honse
and decided to join the procession or
the coming Fourth, and also passed Q
resolution to invite all Veterans tt
join them at the Office of j. d. Dunlap
No. 55 Main street, on the morning o
the Fourth. y.7 1.l Us
At Agricultural Park tomorrow af
ternoona gentleman's race-best three
in five-will take place. A horse from
Ventura among others will take part
The fun will commence at 2:3O P. NJ.
but it should be understood that thi
is not a professiona jockey race. a
we DIRECT the attention Of farmers
ranchmen and others to the advertise
ment of Leslie F. Gay. He is relia
BILE man, knows this country, and de
sires situation for himself and sister
The intelligence and education OF botl
would make them invaluable.
An immense number of invites
guests visited the h0spitable residenc
of Col. Kewen at San Gabr ell las
evening to tender their congratula