Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-21
gos Amgeles 5lrra'A.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Japs show tomorrow.

yesterday.
The proposed excursion to Seven
Palms has been abandoned.
Cameron shipped $40 pounds of fish
to the Tunnel yesterday.
Mendel Meyer went out with hunt
ing party Sunday to be gone several
days.
The German school has been moved
to Turn Verein Hall until the new
building can be constructed.
We are glad to see our friend T. A.
Templeton on the street again fully re-
covered.
The price of gas has been reduced to
So per thousand feet, the reduction to
take place after April lst.
Fine grape cuttings may now be OBJ
tanned from Don Mateo Keller, as he
is pruning his foreign vines.
All parties contemplating buying
clothing will do we'll to examine the
stock of the Important. to apr /
Mr.. [. Cohen returned from San
Francisco yesterday, having laid in
stock Of goods for his Anaheim store.
Governor Downey and lady re-
turned yesterday from short visit to
San Francisco.
Messrs. Nelson & Ames of the Los
Angeles Confectionery advertise the
opening of the ice cream season.
Hereafter, steamer trains will leave
the depot at P. NJ. regularly and the
train connecting with the Northern
stage at $40 A. NJ.
Piper's Opera House Company will
perform in Wilmington tomorrow
evening. On Friday and Saturday,
they will visit Anaheim.
Mr.. Philip Merk, who purchased the
Chicago Saloon about two weeks ago,
will give grand opening next Satur-
day evening, and invites all of his
friends to be present.
The nobbiest and cheapest diagonal
suits in the State are to be found at
the Important, under the Lafayette
Hotel. We mean what we say. Come
and examine for yourself. " to apr
A loaded freight car which was being
drawn up Los Angeles street yester-
day jumped the track and caused con-
siderable inconvenience to passers by.
The bark Rival has arrived at Santa
Monica with 100000 feet of lumber,
consigned to the Messrs. Darrell, Lo-
THAN q Co.
The schooner Ned Beale returned to
Wilmington Sunday from a cruise af-
ter seal. Captain Daley brought back
with him forty five barrels of seal OIL
Fifteen tables and twenty-five draw
ers full of new clothing at the Import
ant, under the Lafayette Hotel. The
most fastedious can be pleased there,
and at the same time save 25 per cent.
All goods sold at San Francisco prices.
to apr l
Jos. Huber, Jr., filed his bond as
City Treasurer yesterday in the sum
of .$15O,000. His sureties are o. w.
Childs, l. M. Hellman, Jno. S. Griffin
and M. Keller. This is probably the
strongest bond ever filed in Los An
geles county.
'It is everything it is represented to
be-" One old bull tried all day to get
through it and then gave up the job.
T. hot l.
Seymour sells at the Grange store, and
this is one Of his testimonials from
Chino.
1t is said that Messrs. Kerens & Nit
chell who own the stage line from San
Diego to Messilla, N. NJ, are prepar-
ing to put on an opposition line from
this city through Arizona. The new
line established by Mr.. Wells made
too fast time for them to compete with
on the old road.
These reported shocks of earthquake
are becoming a little too frequent.
Every time some fellow with too
much tangle-foot aboard tumbles
down and cracks his Uranium he goes
offand announces another earthquake.
AS for ourselves we will admit that
we have never experienced an earth
quake in Los Angeles-at least not
more than one or two, and then we
didn't go round lying about it.
The Gazette has poor opinion of
the christianity of the Anaheimers, it
seems, from the following: We are
afraid that the people who have been
hoaxed by the story of the hoy In San
Francisco with the telescope eye, and
the bird-creature of Prof. Gelfling, of
Bruenberg, will refuse belief in an
equally marvellous but veritabe oceur-
renee which astonished all, yesterday,
and that was the fact that our friend
Beebe sold Bible to citizen of Ana
helm y!
We noted the fact a few days ago
that Mr.. L. M. Holt had resigned his
position as Secretary of the Pomona
Land Company and would hereafter
devote himself to the management or
the Mutual Aid Association. The af-
fairs of the association are assuming
such proportions that they will de-
mand the whole of Mr.. Hollis time
and his undivided attention. Several
canvassers will also take the field In a
short time.
Piper's Opera House Company have
concuded to give one more entertain
ment in our city, and will appear at
Merced Theatre tonight in conjunc-
ton with the Spanish Dramatic
troupe. There will be many new at
fractions, among which we note the
appearance of Miss Major Pauline
Cushman in the play of the Hidden
Hand. Seiiora Molla of the Spanish
frn,ar,n rrr;lI amman in tho onuraa of [ ha