Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

We w cah iioG ilioiiCy w iOdh.
The steamer Los Angeles is due to-
day.
There is prospect of more rain and
mud.
Mr.. M. Rothchild has new
boy.
Butler & Severance have the corner
on Real Estate.
Notices of special Sunday services
should be handed in to day.
Take your job printing to the HER
AID steam job Office.
They say there will be an eclipse OF
the sun to-day.
Major Ben. G. Truman, of the Star,
is on short visit to San Francisco.
The San Diego Union entered upon
its eleventh volumn last Tuesday.
"rhe Enchanted Prince" or "The
Shoemaker's Dream" at Turn-Verein
Hall tomorrow evening.
Haines VS.. Romero, exemption
case, is on trial before the United
States Land Office of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Thomas Strohm gave an exhibit
tion of his skill and dexterity in turn
ing at Turn-Verein Hall last evening.
An. engine got off the track below
the Alameda street depot yesterday,
but no serious damage was done.
The pay car went to Anaheim yes
terday. The railroad boys hope that
it will stop in Los Angles to-day.
The Orizaba sails tomorrow for San
Francisco. Passengers take the four
p. NJ. train from the S.P. r. r. depot
The Commissioners on widening
San Fernando street made an inspec-
tion of the property in that vicinity
yesterday.
Some one will get a bargain in the
purchase of those beautiful magnolia
trees for sale at Wells, Fargo & Co. %
Express Office.
The Coast 1.-The stages are now rum
ming on regular time and the route is
fast gaining favor with the travelling
public.
Apples are worth as much or more
than oranges, in Southern California.
Why not plant apple trees in the high
lands?
Piper's Opera House company drew
a full house in Wilmington Thursday
evening. Yesterday they went to An
aheim for two performances.
Get your cards, posters, pamphlets
and books printed on the HERALD's
new type and fast steam presses. We
do first-class work at San Francisco
prices.
That Lone Jack and Uncle Toby
tobacco sold by George Prid-
ham at the Express Cigar Depot Is
simply delicious. We know, for we
have tried it.
There will be an excursion to Seven
Palms under the management of the
Southern Pacific Railroad on We'd
nesday, the 10Th inst. Everybody
sh ould go out and see the desert.
Mrs. E. L. Watson will preach the
funeral sermon of Anna Belle and
Mary Julia Carey at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas A. Carey tomorrow.
Both of the deceased departed this
life in the Snrinp of 1879.
Rev. A. M. Campbell lectured at
Trinity church last evening on Mag
netism and Electricity. The lecture
was illustrated with philosophical APP
paratus and proved very interesting
and instructive.
The German play of "Der Vermun-
scheme Priuzn will be presented at
Turn -Verein Hall tomorrow evening
in which Messrs. Glass, Herberger,
and Mr.. and Mrs. MaehI
will appear.
II. Myerstein has this day received
direct from the manufacturer very
large assortment of ladies', Misses
and children's shoes at his new store,
49 Main street, under the Lafayette
Hotel.
Mr.. Hancock M. Johnston has pur-
chased Mr.. Roses fine thorough, d
mares Barbara" and "Grechton," by
Belmont the "Ballard" mare, the
and a fine animal called
Madame Thompson"
Wells, Fargo & Co. have at their of
flee in this city fine lot of Magnolia
trees direct from the East, and which
they offer for sale to cover charges.
Owners of fine gardens would do we'll
to call.
The Gazette says that Captain Black
reports all the lumber hauled away
from the Nick Biddle except 10000
feet. 1t will, be remembered that this
craft was foundered at Anaheim Land
some time ago.
The Excursion to Seven Palms on
the 29th inst. is the subject of much
discussion. The fact that it is under
the management of Col. Hewitt, ten
eral Superintendent of the Southern
Pacific railroad, is sufficient guaran-
tee that it will be all that could be de-
sired.
The case against Hitchell who was
engaged in the shooting scrape at Bo-
lands saloon was decided by Judge
Gray yesterday morning. Hitebell
proved that he simply acted in self
defence while exchanging shots with
Boland, and he was accordingly dis
charged.
"The Shaw Tractn is advertised for
sale by Mr. G. w. Morgan. These
lots are on San Pedro street opposite