Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-30
COLE REPORT.
LOCAL RsRSEVITIES.

The funeral OF tue late j. ID. COnnor
was largely attended yesterday.
Good bye, Chinese. Los Angeles
street is to be opened.
The target practice of the Guards
yesterday was highly creditable.
Tomorrow is to be a gala day at the
Arroyo Seco. The Guards expect a
large number of visitors.
The Cordona lots are being cleared of
the burned debris preparatory to build
ing.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick addresses the Father
Matthew Temperance Society tonight
at the Court House.
Do you want TO rent good sewing
machine? Go to A. Nj. James, so
Spring street.
Two wings are to be added to st.
Vincent's college, and third story is
to top the main building.
Judge Caswell, of Nevada City,
Grand Lecturer of the Chapter, r. A.
NJ, is in the city and will remain sew
eral days.
The loser of a carpet-sack or hand
valise might hear Of something to his
advantage by calling at the police
office.
Fifty dollars reward is offered for
the return of pocket-book contain
ing valuable papers. See advertise
ment and return it to this office.
In Mayor Beaudry's court yesterday
a drunk got SOLDERING dose of $3.50,
and case of malicious mischief was
held under advisement.
Los Angeles Guard are requested to
attend the picnic to-day and to assem-
hle at the armory at s o'clock sharp
this morning.
We had the pleasure of a call last
evening from Gen. Mansfield of New
York and Mr.. Rowell of Providence,
II. l., who expressed themselves
highly pleased with Los Angeles.
For your subsistence to-day, take a
square meal at the st. Charles Restau-
rant. All delicacies of the season will
be served at dinner in good style and
abundance.
The rattle for the benefit of the Ca
thedral Building Fund was held yes
terday at q P. NJ. at Stearns' hall, and
the lot was won by ticket No. 294 The
lot is valuable one, situated near the
terminus of the Sixth street railway.
Mr.. M. G. Desnoyers leaves this
morning for Montreal. He has in
vested largely in Los Angeles and
will shortly return. We wish him a
pleasant journey and cool Summer
on the ST. Lawrence.
For the best and cheapest cabinet,
promenade or card photographs to be
had in the city, go to the Cottage Gal
lery of Williams a. Smith, on First
street, near Spring. The best quality
of work at the lowest possible price is
the motto of the establishment.
In the trial of the prlsmoidal rail-
road yesterday, one man drew the car
and thirty passengers both ways over
the track. At another time fifteen
passengers were placed on one side of
the car and it was easily drawn by one
man.
We see in the passengers by the
Orizaba, which arrives tomorrow, DR..
E. Ellis, wife and aunt. This is a
good way of ignoring a female rela-
I've. Next we will hear of some en-
terprising man registering himself at
the ST. Charles, John Smith, lady and
mother-in-law.
Prof. Dorlan's school has no inter-
mission, but goes on as usual. The
parents of children under his charge
are pleased that he has concluded to
teach through the Summer months
Vacations are not so much needed in
this climate, as they are in the op-
pressive heat of the Eastern States.
The Board of Directors Of the East
Los Angeles and San Pedro Street
Railroad, after thorough investiga-
ton, have adopted the prismoidal
system for their road and have author
lied the manager to proceed at once to
order the necessary material FOR five
miles of road; that is, from the South
city limits to East Los Angeles, and
if sufficient stock is taken in East Los
Angeles, the track will be extended to
the new depot.
Louis Planet, a young American vi
olinist, appeared for the first time in
public this season and had an immense
success at concert in Paris given by
Miss Alice Sydney Burvett, the Aus
tralian pianiste. Mr.. Planet comes
from San Francisco, has studied at the
Paris Conservatoire, and now plays
with more than ordinary skill, and a
brilliant future is predicted for the
young genius. America has none too
many violinists not to gather new lau-
rels, and we expect soon to hear OF MIR.
Planets return home.
The Republican County Convention
met at the court house at II O'clock A.
NJ, and was organized by the election
of G. C. Lips as President, WV. Rob-
inson Vice President, and Geo. c.
Knox Secretary. After the report Of
the Committee on Credentials the con-
vention selected the following Central
Committee: L. Bouton, j. II. Briefly
Frank Cowden, w. w, Robinson, }. }
Carrillo, a. 7. Currier, Geo. G. Knox
The following were named delegates
to State and Congressional Conven
ton: G. b. Johnson, K. Bouton, }. X
Briefly james McFadden, Frank Cow
den. d. NJ. Berry, A. II. Currey, Theo
| Reiser. The Convention then adjourn