Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-24
LOCAL BREvITIES.
The steamer Orizaba arrives to-da

LOCAL BREvITIES.
The steamer Orizaba arrives to-day.
The Also Mills have stopped for re-
pairs.
The Masons invite the public to hear
the address this afternoon.
The Sauret troupe are passengers by
the Orizaba.
Mayor Beaudry's court was not pat
ronized yesterday morning.
Masons be at the hall this afternoon
at O'Clock sharp.
The new engine will arrive in the
city to-day.
San Bernardinois is exercised over the
new town of Cotton.
The Grand Temple of the Janissa-
ries of Light meets here to-day.
Rowan's block for the American
Bakery Is nearly finished.
The June number of the New Italy
will be issued to-day.
Eight cars loaded with railroad iron
were sent to Spadra yesterday.
Rev. John Francis has returned
from San Bernardino.
Visiting Masons will be examined
at the hall this morning between 9
and IL o'clock.
All Masons intending to take part
in the procession will assemble at the
Hall at l P. NJ. sharp.
The public are invited to hear Rev.
I. S. Kalloch in his Masonic address
this afternoon.
A fine phaeton suddenly came to
grief yesterday by one of the rear
wheels breaking.
Workmen were busy yesterday re-
moving the parsonage of the Fort street
Methodist church.
Mr.. Laventhals commodious resi-
dence OIL Fort street is nearly fin
iShed.
Mr.. Lacy, the architect, has returned
from San Bernardino. He leaves for
San Diego to-day.
The Knights Templar meet at the
Skating Rink to-day at IL NJ. to join
in the procession.
Remember the performance tonight
at Merced Theatre for the benefit of
the Confidence Engine Co., No. 2.
The public are invited to hear the
lecture of Rev. I. S. Kalloch at the M.
e. Church, South, this afternoon.
Rev. I. s. Kalloch and Judge De
Long accompanied Mr.. Temple to
Santa Monica yesterday to see the
Kai Drama land at the new wharf.
D. J. Dingman's store sports life
size cast-iron statue of an Indian girl,
carrying the emblems OF the tobacco
business.
There will be service in the Episco-
pal Church this morning at half-past
ten O'Clock, it being the festival of st.
John the Baptist.
Seats have been prepared for the
public in the Spring street Methodi st
church, to hear Rev. l. s. Kalloch this
afternoon.
We had the pleasure of a call last
evening from Rev. E. B. Snyder of
Pittsburg, who is making the tour of
California.
An Examining Committee will be
at Masonic Hall this morning from 8
to IL o'clock to examine visiting broth
ers desiring to join the procession.
The Water Company are extending
their mains out Also street, beyond
the river, towards the new residence
property on Brooklyn Heights.
The bones at the City Clerks Office
are pieces from the vertebra ofa whale,
from the Quarteruary Drift, covering
the old fort.
The Kalorama arrived at Santa
Monica yesterday and landed the new
steamer and four buoys. She will
discharge twenty tons at San Pedro
to-day.
The gentlemanly Good Templar,
Lynill, proprietor of the Planters
House, Anaheim, was in town yester-
day, looking robust and sober, as
usual.
The monthly meeting of Temple No.
l, of the Janissaries of Light, will be
held Friday night. AS business of
importance will come before it, full
attendance is requested.
At the meeting of the Los Angeles
Guards last evening, James BARLEY
was elected Captain and Thomas Bo-
land 1st Lieutenant. John Sullivan
was appointed lst Sergeant.
By the freight list of the Orizaba we
see that Hellman, Haas & Co., are ex-
pecting 800 chests of tea, which is one
Of the largest shipments ever made to
Los Angeles.
The examination of the pupils OF
Lawlor's Institute, which was to have
taken place to-day, has been postponed
one week, when it will commence and
continue Thursday and Friday, July
1st and I'd.
The business of Los Angeles is in.
creasing so fast that our wealthy
friends are trying to build up Santa
Monica to accommodate our growing
commerce. We need two ports of en-
try, San Francisco only one.
Prof. A. HI. Havell and family lef
yesterday to rusticate at San Diego
The Professor has been for some tim,