Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Go to Crowell's benefit tonight.

The Lenton-War Combination are
performing in Santa Barbara.
A lot of artesian pipe was shipped
to Pomona yesterday.
The Freight Auditors and Cashiers
office at the depot, is being charged.
The steamer Los Angeles sailed for
San Francisco yesterday.
The new Hoe power press for the
HERALD affice his arrived and will be
in place in few days.
Thomas Yorba, the victim of the re-
cent Anaheim shooting affair may re-
cover.
1t is stated that exSecretary of the
Interior, Delano, proposes to make his
home in Los Angeles.
"Ten Nights in q Bar Room" at
Merced Theatre tonight. Benefit of
Mr.. Crowell.
Passengers for San Francisco by the
Los Angeles can take the $50 train
for Santa Monica this morning.
The Spring and Sixth street Rail-
road now runs to the river above So
nora.
An amateur dramatic performance
for the benefit of the Library, is on
the tapis.
Page & Gravel are manufacturing a
heavy iron fence for the inclosure in
front of the cathedral.
Tucker & Smith are having q fine
photograph wagon manufactured at
Page d GravePs.
What's in name? "The Elephant
Cigar Store" signifies two-by-four
establishment on Commercial street.
Senator Maclay, of San Fernando,
left on the steamer last evening for
short visit to the capital.
The East Los Angeles bridge is pro-
crossing finely and will be completed
in about two weeks.
Mr.. Martin Lehman has distinguish
ed himself as a stage manager, and he
will be in demand for future amateur
performances.
There was not drunk or disorderly
before the Mayor yesterday. This
speaks we'll of our celebration of Wash
ington's birthday.
Captain Black is engaged in hauling
the lumber from the bark Nick Bid
die, which foundered at Anaheim
landing.
To the Honorable, the Captain of
the Chain Gang: Sir-There is bad
mud hole on Sixth street, near Figaro.
And your petitioners will every pray.
We saw little boy not over twelve
or thirteen years old lyining on the
sidewalk on Wilmington street the
other day, in shocking state of in
toXication. 1t was sickening sight.
Mr.. Brodrck informs us that he has
received several communications for
the Chamber of Commerce Pamphlet.
He thinks that it will be ready for
publication by the first of March.
We learn from Messrs. Kevane, Bet
It's & Co. that their collections have
v;sibly improved since they proposed
the publication of the Vigiidnte. The
elaine ducks" don't fancy the idea of
personal in such a lively publication.
San Bernardino Times: An inebriate
recently fell and struck his nose
against a barber's pole. On being
raised from the ground he asked:
What'n thunder 'Zat woman VII
striped stock'ns on got agin me ?'
There is some talk of repeating the
entertainment of the Thirty-Eights.
The effort would doubtless meet with
a good measure of success. but we
must still advise the boys of an old
adage which says, I" Let well enough
alone"
An interesting civil case was on trial
in Judge Gray's Court yesterday be-
tween Mr.. Chas. Keller and an Italian
named Tassau. 1t involved the mat
ter of runaway horse and smashed
up buggy, which Mr.. Ketler claimed
was all the fault of the Italian.
During the small hurricane in San
ia Barbara the other day the wind
blew lady directly in a gentleman's
arms, and ever since that time when
ever Old Probabilities indicates breezy
weather, the sidewalks of the town
are so crowded with young men as to
render them almost impossible.
Tullis,at the Sunbeam Gallery, New
High street, is now taking pictures
which will do credit to q first class
San Francisco Photographic establish
ment. In tone and execution his pho
tographs display a degree of study and
artistic knowledge rarely met with
outside of the metropolis. We advise
those who desire first class pictures, to
visit the Sunbeam Gallery.
Judge O'Melveny has ordered the
drawing of a Grand Jury for the March
term of twenty-four persons, from
which to select fifteen, returnable at
the County Court room on the 9Th day
of March. He has also ordered the
drawing of panel of forty persons,
from which to select Term Trial jury
of twenty-eight, to be returnable on
the l4th day of March.
Officer Fonk yesterday arrested
three soiled doves named Cora Phil
lips, Mary Holmes and Annie Sattelie.
Their trial comes off at 10 o'clock this
morning in Judge GraY,s Court, and