Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Picnic to-eay.
City Gardens open to-day.

The Senator arrived last night from
San Francisco.
The Orizaba sails for San Francisco
to-day.
Mr.. Albert J. Johnson has returned
from visit to Santa Barbara.
The Irish Literary and Social Club
will meet at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
The ladies of the Fort Street M. E.
Church will spread a Fourth of July
lunch.
The schooner Ivanhoe Is unloading
at Santa Monica 200 tons of coal for
Bannerman & Dunn.
The San Diego editors are goihg to
be vaccinated, and they will swell up
beyond endurance.
Members of Merrill Lodge No. 299, I.
O. G. t., will meet at their hall at one
p. M. to-day to attend the funeral Of
John G. Tansey.
We learn from the Courier that a
lodge of the degree of Rebecca is to be
organized by the Odd Fellows of Dow
ney.
The Ell Monte Observer takes our
local items and gives no credit. Dana
failed to become Minister to England
for just that sort of conduct.
A friend informs us confidentially
that there will be sensation in off,
cial circles in few days, and some
"crooked' developments.
The schooner Abbie, Captain Joerg-
ensen, has arrived at Wilmington
from Casper Creek with 10000 feet of
lumber for J. G. Jackson.
OF the twenty. y.eight candidates be-
fore the Board of Examination only
one successfully stood the ordeal, and
he only secureda a second grade certifi-
cate.
DR.. Leal has been compelled to close
his office for short time in conse-
auence of continued i'll health and
close confinement to professional du-
ties.
Keens, q new station ten miles
above Caliente is now the terminus of
the Southern Pacific Railroad coming
South. This reduces the stage travel
between Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco less than ninety miles.
The San Bernardino Times Of the
9th says: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Gates, of
Los Angeles, are the guests of Mr..
John M. Foy. Mrs. Gates will leave
for months sojourn at Waterman's
tomorrow.
We were wrongly informed and fell
into a grievous error yesterday in
stating that Mrs. Girard was dead.
We are happy to state that the lady is
gradually recovering from her late Sc
we're illness, which nearly laid her at
Deaths door.
The funeral of J. G. Tansey will take
place from the residence of his father,
Rev. J. r. Tansey, between Bunker
Hill Avenue and Charity street, at
half-past two o'clock to-day. Friends
and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend.
San Bernardino Times: Prescott has
a club known as the "Never Sweats."
Any member who does days work
is ANONYMOUSLY expelled. The club
desires to affiliate with the Prevari.
eating Club of this city. A re.organ-
ization will probably be effected for
that purpose.
The funeral of Mrs. T. ]. White was
largely attended yesterday. The Cath
olic church was filled during the SER
vices and long line of carriages fol-
lowed the remains to the Catholic
Cemetery. Mr.. White has the SYM
pathy of the entire community in his
sore bereavement.
The pay car of the Southern Pacific
road has been making hasty visits all
along the line for several days, distrib-
uting coin among the EMPLOYEES.
Yesterday it went to Anaheim. Dur
ing this trip the Company las dis
bursed about 100000 for salaries for
the month Of April.
Mr.. N. lowering, one Of the leading
bee men of the county, and editor Of
the HERALD's Bee-Keepers' Column,
has located himself for few months
on the bee ranch OF Mr.. G. N. Wilson,
near San Fernando. He will devote
himself to dividing, restocking and
regulating the stands on the ranch.
The Espress of last evening gives
bogus interview with the agent of the
Telegraph Stage Company here to the
effect that he knew nothing of the ex.
press box being taken from the stage
night before last near the Santa Clara
river. The truth is that the stage was
robbed of the express box, and the
agent here was informed of the fact
yesterday morning. The passengers
were not disturbed, nor have they
been at any time during the last year,
although the stages of this line have
been robbed of the express box four or
five times during the past twelve
months. The Express is slow coach
In the matter of news, but remarkably
spry when 1t comes to lying.