Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-12
LOCAL BRE VITTES

A good business in a neighboring
town is offered for sale on easy terms.
There is telegram in Wells, Fargo
g. Co.'s office for j. w. Mcintosh.
The sales of property for delinquent
taxes will be concluded tomorrow.
We have had nearly thirty inches
of rain this Winter.
1t is expected that mail will arrive
this morning.
The prisoners arraigned before the
County Court Yesterday were given
until Monday at 10 o'clock to plead.
Black dress suits at the Important
for $50, worth $40. Go there and ex-
anime them. to apr1&
Judgment was entered in the Dis
trict Court yesterday in favor of the
bank assignees for $40, ,40S6 and in
tereSt.
Professor Plumer, the comic deline-
ator of character, is making a good
hit in San Diego. He will pay Los
Angeles visit soon, we believe.
A fine stallion was sold by Jones &
Noyes yesterday to pay his board bill.
He brought less than two hundred
dollars.
For your clothing go to the Impor-
tant, under the Lafayette hotel where
nd ha tnp oh
stock in the city. to aprl@
The vagrant before Mayor Beaudry
was yesterday fined SIS, which an in
dulgent uncle paid, and thus let the
young gentleman out of an unpleasant
predicament.
We learn that Prof. Saxon has been
compelled by press of business to de-
cline the invitation of the ancient or
der of Hibernians to deliver the ad
dress on st. Patrick's day.
Constable Rose sold the fixtures and
furniture of the Occidental chop house
yesterday for about one-third more
than any one expected them 10 bring.
His remarks as auctioneer gave rose
colored tinge to every article.
The Rev. VIM. H. Hill will preach
in the Episcopal church, corner of
Temple and New High streets to-day
at ii o'clock. Sunday school at
129 O'clock. Seats free and all cor
daily invited to attend.
We owe an apology to the San Ber-
nardino Times for printing an item
from that paper without credit, in our
issue of yesterday. We wrote cred
it line at the botcom of the item but
the printer failed to set it,
A gentleman who was driving up
Spring street yesterday was dumped
from his wagon by the horses taking
fright and suddenly cranking his ve-
hicle. He held on to the rains like
grim death and so prevented a runa-
way.
Mr.. Matthew, the manager of Don
Matao Keller's business, yesterday
sent off large quantity Of fine wines
to fill an order from Minneapolis, Min
nesota. The Eastern people are be-
ginning to find out that as fine wines
can be made in California as can be
imported from any other couutrS.
Last night some occupant of the
upper story of Temple Block emptied
the contents of his slop bowl out on
the sidewalk. A Councilman and a
stranger caught portion of the unsa.
worry smelling fluid. If it was intend
ed as joke it was filthy one and
may result seriously the its perpetra-
tor.
The running horses Golden Gate
and Revenue, and the trotters Dan of
Colorado and Confidence of New York,
with other noted flyers, will be down
on the next trip of the Senator, II the
weather is favorable. They Will all
take part in races at Agricultural
Park.
IL will be seen by announcement
published this morning that there will
be trotting race at Agricultural Park
next Tuesday in connection with the
jumping match. The contest of speed
will be between Welch'ss. g., Tormentto
and G. w. Leihy's s. g., Tomas H.,
mile heats, three in five, to harness
and rule for 5000 aside. The jumping
match between Westly and Lucas is
for $500.
The Purim celebration at Turn
Verein hall last evening passed off
very pleasantly. Unfortunately Mr..
Levy, who took principal part in
the dramatic entertainment, had been
called away Unexpectedly to San
Francisco, and the management was
compelled to dispense with this part
of the programme. The floor was
given to the little folks for dancing
until their bed-time-ten o'clock
when the older ones came in for their
share of the sport. Dancing was kept
up until o late hour.