Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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in the city.
| Col. J. J.Warner returned yesterday
from Santa Margarita.
The public school teachers will meet
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
The steamer San Luis will arrive to-
day from San Francisco, loaded with
combustibles. l
Capt. Gordon of the Horton House,
San Diego, has arrived In Los An
geles. oa
Mr.. J. Bumiller of Los Angeles, ar
rived in San Francisco on Monday
night.
The California Teacher for May has
arrived, and is more than ever the ed
ucational organ of the State.
Elk Sheriff Craigue has returned
from horseback ride to the Mojave
desert.
Henry Lemmert, proprietor of the
cosy residence on Also street, next the
Brewery. 49,
In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Masonic celebra-
tion which shows the craft is going to
have good time.
The prismoidal railroad will be in
! operation to-day, beyond the terminus
of the horse railway track, near the
new depot.
Messrs. Williams & Smith, the we'll
known photographers, will take pic
| ture of the Methodist Church South
this morning.
The scholars of the examined classes
have been dismissed until tomorrow
afternoon, when the table of promo
ton for the term will be read.
Mr.. Kilpatrick's temperance lecture
last evening at Good Templars Hall
was we'll attended and received with
marked attention.
From the summit of the Cajon Pass,
the hills around Panamint can be
seen, though the distance is hundred
miles.
The latest novelty IN the picture line
is the promenade photograph" first
introduced in Los Angeles by Will
hams & Smith, at their Cottage Gal
lery.
After the close of the exercises at
Turn-Verein Hall tomorrow evening,
q complimentary party will be ten
dered to the graduating class by their
| friends.
If any proof were needed to show
that grasshoppers are bad in Kansas,
we have it in the telegram which says
five Kansas families have arrived at
Prescott, Arizona Out of the frying
pan into the fire.
Geo. III. Peck present County School
Superintendent, is an independent
candidate for reelection. Mr.. Peck
has made an excellent officer and we
commend him to the consideration of
the voters. a
Last evening two men who have
been engaged in the blacksmith busi-
ness together, undertook to settle their
little difficulties by shooting at each
other on Third street, near Spring.
Both missed, and the business is still
| unsettled.
Mr.. Horace Burdick has been APP
pointed District Deputy Grand
Master for the Odd Fellows
| Lodges of District No. 80, which
includes Los Angeles. The ap-
pointee will fill the place with honor
| to himself and benefit to the Order.
Mr.. A. Franck has been appointed
by the Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampment of Odd Fellows to the
responsible position of District Dep
uty Grand Patriarch for this district.
The appointment gives great satisfac-
ton.
The well known trotter, Confidence,
died last night at Keith & Donahue's
stable, from the effects of collision
with the shaft of buggy, which en-
tered the flank, penetrating to depth
of twelve inches and breaking off. 1t
was promising animal and valued
at $4,000.
Judge Wiseman dropped in last
night to inform us that he has decided
to deferthe publication of the Broad
Ace until the Independent Peoples
ticket is made up. The first number
will contain the ticket. The Broad
Are will be published in this city, and
not at Anaheim, as heretofore an
nOunced.
This evening meeting of the new
fire company will be held at Messmers
cellar, corner of Requena and Main
streets. The object of the meeting Is
for organization and election of Off
GERS. Members of ex-Los Angeles No.
and all citizens interested are invited
to attend.
On o visit to the new depot yester-
day, we found large force of carpen-
ters hurrying the building to an early
completion. When finished, it will
be the most complete and elegant
structure in Southern California, and
of sufficient capacity for city of fifty
thousand inhabitants or railroad
centre like Los Angeles.
| Yesterday DIR. Cunningham of this
city received box marked Product
of Missouri; one hundred and fifty
bushels to the acre; can California
beat it ?" The Doctor was anxious to
see what would grow in Missouri at
the rate of one hundred and fifty BUSH
els to the acre, and fastened to open