Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-03
LOCAL BREVITIEss.

LOCAL BREVITIEs
The repairs on Spring street scho
house are progressing.
Pigeon shooting at Agricultural
Park tomorrow.
Genteman's races at the Park this
afternoon.
The County Grange was in session
yesterday.
The Turner's have grand entertain
ment on Sunday night.
Trains will run to Cotton In about
ten days.
The Grange Store will be closed on
Monday.
The Ancon will arrive from San Di-
ego tomorrow.
Prof. Lawlor's school finished a sat
isfactory examination yesterday.
The Epscopalian Church will have
an elegant festival on Monday.
The circus will turn out Monday at
the Fourth of July celebration.
See our correspondents reports fol
the truth ABOUT crops.
Fresh grapes were in market yester.
day.
Col. J. J. Warner h as returned from
San Francisco.
The banks of the city close at IL
O'Clock to-day.
The new Gold Bank is assuming
shape.
Goldsmith, at 1O7 Main street, is
selling out below cost. He still has
some goods left.
Sixteen cars loaded with iron, seven
loaded with ties, and four with bridge
timber were sent to Spadra yesterday.
The bell to be blessed at theCathedral
tomorrow was cast in Massachusetts,
in 1928, and has since served at the
San Juan Capistrano Mission.
Fifty-one sacks of corn, twenty five
bundles of pelts, nineteen cases OF hon.
ey, five tons of brea, and six barrels OF
wine went to San Francisco yesterday
The ladies connected with the Ca.
thedral Church are making great ex.
erti0ns to entertain visitors ut the new
Cathedral on Monday.
The Woolen Mill is again running
and all kinds of domestic goods are fol
sale at Pfeifenberger a. Shauers,
White House, Los Angeles street.
Page & Gravel have just finished an
elegant and substantial four-wheeled
hose cart for the city. 1t compares
well with the best Eastern work and
10 nradtf 4O tho fnxun
Parties owing poll-tax are requested
to step over to the Court House and
settle with Belts. He knows you all,
and you better not bet us that Belts
won't be beat out of it.
The Marshals of Divisions and their
assistants are requested to meet at the
Common Council room, to be assigned
their respective duties by the Grand
Marshal at IL A. NJ. to-day.
Mr.. H. G. Lippard, has opened a
dancing school at Leck's Hall, and is
receiving considerable encourage
ment. He has all the late fantastic
movements and is an elegant teacher,
Mr.. Workman, Chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Fourth
of July Celebration, gives notice to
Californians and others in another
column.
The following arrivals at Whining
ton are reported: Schooner Jessie
Nickerson, Captain Bloomfield, from
Cuffy's Cove, with ties to the S. P.
r. r.. schooner Una, from Navarro,
with lumber.
The Santa Monica grocery Is now an
applicant for public favor, as will be
seen from an advertisement in another
column. Visitors and residents will
find J. H. Onstott, the proprietor, a
straight merchant.
A social entertainment of the Con-
gregational Society will be given at
the house of Mr.. j. A. Barrows, San
Pedro street, near First, Mon lay eve-
ming, July 5th. All are cordially in
vited.
The Schoolnaoster, No. 10, is out and
is full of information for all. We are
glad to see this county educational
organ giving such general satisfaction.
DR.. Lucky is making his mark as an
educator and editor.
Brother John Culliman, one of the
teachers of the Franciscan College at
Santa Barbara, is in Los Angeles to
arrange with parents or guardians
who wish to send their children OF
wards to that popular educational in
stitutiOn.
We had O call on Thursday from
Mr.. John E. Upton, proprietor of the
Heartsease House, at Duarte. From
his description the climate must be
delightful and we are firmly impressed
with the idea that we will soon pay
him visit and see for ourselves.
This afternoon take your children to
see and hear the Sauret troupe. Nc
child can fail to enjoy such music. In
the evening take your wife or young
lady friend and attend Turn-Verein
Hall in person. If you have any mu-
sic in your soul, you will be delighted.
If we occasionally publish an item
like one appearing in the Schoolnaaste,
without credit, we hope DIR. Lucky
will excuse us. We find items in his
Schooinaaster frequently that are just
as good as if we had spent time writ
ing them, and his paper saves consid-
cradle trouble.
Alta regular meeting of Olive Lodge
No. 26, K. of P, Thursday evening,
the following named officers were
installed for the ensuing year: c. C.,
G. A. Bonesteel; V. c., e. +. DeCelis;
p, A. w. Potts; X. of r. & S., ]. S.
Tam; M. of F., w. H. Scott; NJ. of E..
G. A. Dunsmoor; NJ. A, J. F. Hold
brook; 1. g., w. d. Congdan; o. g.,
H. L. Sprak.