Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-07
BREVITIES.

nial suppers
The Turner's will hold their May
Day festival at Washington Gardens. "'''"'
Judge Gray yesterday fined Chi =
naman ten dollars for infringing the srlen.
fire limit ordinance. &C
Barley is now being cut at San Pas
quail which measures five feet six inch r
es in height.
DR.. Russe's horse, Walking John, w
W I ~ hfoId,
Apii io'h' ltree,
Wednesday night was foggy and the
weather yesterday was gloomy and lltga- sli;
threatened rain. =
The Board of Supervisors will prob DAMS
ably conclude their monthly session
to-day. wv
The Board of Supervisors were en- Tenn.
gagged in the adjustment of road mat an'-i
| ters yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Neales is in the city solici-
| ting subscriptions for the erection OF
| an Episcopal church at Anaheim. IRIS
The advance surveying party OF the
Southern Pacific road are on their
way to Dos Palmas. ,,.
The Mohongo left San Francisco for IL
Southern ports yesterday. She is due rr
| tomorrow.
That new stock of Cigars has ar
rived at Barnett's Palace Cigar ",
| stand.
The Orizaba sailed North yesterday. 0tf
She took so tons of general merchan-
| disc, 2, 100 sacks of grain,and 6OO SACKS
of wool, all from San Pedro. :.
Rev. A. M. Campbell, pastor of er oil
Trinity church, in this city, delivered
scientific lecture in San Bernardino 9tf
Wednesday evening. -
The new trestle bridge across the IITH
Los Angeles river on the Anahe1m n
road will be completed in day or ''
two.
Captain Borrowe is pushing the los
grade of Reouena street rapidly and 2
will have it completed from Main TO
Alameda street this week.
The Council will hold special ses-
sion at 9 o'clock this afternoon to con- OR
cider the new Board of Public Works lees
law. =
For your clothing. boots. Shoes and an.
haUs, go to the Important, under the
LAFAYETTE hotel the largest and cheap 2,
est clothing house in Los Angeles.
This is the season of the year when
Lo the poor Indian comes to town. ons
He NAV be seen almost anywhere on -
the street as he majestcally folds his
blanket about him and does nothing.
Montgomery Queen will soon be eF
: here with lis big circus. We yester- nd, nd
a day received letter from him an ion
r nouncing his intention of visiting 1l,
i Southern California; | 10
For the best bitOigaf In town, go to l.
w. IT. BarnettIlA the Palace Cigar =
I, Store, No 10 Spring gstreet.
Six Cinnamon were before the May
or Yesterday for violating the fire or
}, dinance. The case was transferred 10
Justice Gray's court. les
The Express will have it that the G.,
Catholic Cathedral is enciente-ln =
delicate situation. Unfortunate
church! and how indiscreet!
It is the intention of the Park Com
. mjttee to raise the grade of the upper x
Plaza from two to ten inches as 1T is
now OVERLOOKING with every rain. On
this account work has been stopped on l.
and walks and beds for two weeks.
The entertainment to be given to-
night at Pasadena, Indiana colony, \.
nromises to be most enjoyable one. q,
MANY of our best known amateurs VIII &c.
tako mart in the concert. We learn lg,
that there will be quite large attend "a
ance from this city. at
For good and cheap clothing go to 70
the Important, under the Lafayette
ole -n n
assorted stock of boots, shoes and hats.
You can get everything, from a clam
TO a whale of Cameron at his market
on Spring street. For Sunday DIN
y ner you cannot do better than leave
n your order with Cameron, He sup
~ plies every kind OF fsh ana loWi IhiC
y the market affords.
IT was bombshell that the Legis-
lature threw into the Council when he
the Board of Public Works law was Es
passed. The City Dads were much n
exercised about the matter last night,
and to-day they will circulate a petl- :
tion for modification OF the law, at
IS, least in the appointment OF the Board.
The contract for laying the water
80 Mines in the lower Plaza has been let 6
"e' to M. W. Chiids and the work VIII
les, probably be done next week. AS soon
as these irrigating facilities are com
pIeted the work of improving the .
perl plaza by planting trees, flowers and
,uw nnd shrubs will be commenced. Mr.. F.
Tamiet. the city's gardener, will make
the place blossom as the rose.
''' All Chung, who rims a wash house :.
. on Also street, near the warehouse of
+. J. q. Smith, entrusted the navigation b
of his team, consisting of a mustang
and wagon, to young Chung, Mon
golian youth of about seven summers. y
# The mustang, instead of pursuing the
straight and narrow path, circulated e
; around Also street numerous times
0CK, and then attempted to enter gate
ho which stood invtingly open. me
will steed got in, but the wagon IS unuef-
d are going repairs and the youthful Ceies-
tial don't feel well.