Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-16
gus Snseles Aerala.
SATURDAY, ,......... MARCH 16, 1876.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

"The Happy Pairn and IA Kiss in
the Dark'' tonight.
The railroad boys will be flush in
few days.
The Mayors court was barren of
drunks or disorderlies yesterday.
High Mass was celebrated in the
Catholic church yesterday.
The steamer Los Angeles sailed for
San Francisco yesterday.
Our streets are beginning to need
visit by the sprinkler.
Peach Blow, Early'Rose and Good
rich potatoes for sale at the Grange
store.
No Eastern mail has been received
since the 18th. The Postoffice looks
lonesome.
The election of Judge Mckee to fill
the vacancy In the Board of Education
gives general satisfaction.
The new hotel OH Main street will
be of frame and 70x1000 feet on the
ground, with two or three stories,
Mr.. Geo. w. Holmes, Superinten-
dent of carpenters at the end of the
Southern Pacific track, is in the city.
Mr.. Kennebeck, Superintendent of
pile driving for the Southern Pacific
Railroad, is soon to start for San
Francisco.
The Mutual Aid is to be pushed
with renewed vigor. Mr.. Holt sent
one new canvasser into the field yes
terday, and others will follow.
The masquerade ball at Turn-Verein
Hall this evening will be u grand af-
fair. Two hundred invitations have
been accepted.
The pastors of our several churches
will confer favor by handing in an
nouncements of special Sunday SER
vices to-day.
The Mohongo arrived yesterday
with 100 passengers and 800 tons of
freight. She will sail for San Fran
cisco next Tuesday.
We extend congratulations to Mr..
J. Latlrop on the advent of that boy,
although he is not big enough to as
sist in the hack business.
The manufacture of ice will COM
mence today, and hereafter the peo-
pie of this city are expected to take
things cool.
II is reported that the money to pay
off the employees of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad-some 100000 in all
has arrived by the Mohongo.
Fifty dollars reward is offered this
morning for the recovery of one of the
horses recently stolen from Mayor
Beaudry's pasture.
The delayed Eastern mail of five
days have arrived in San Francisco
and we swill doubtless receive an in
stalment soon.
Mr.. Sam Hellman is building two
large frame dwellings on Third street
between Main and Spring. Both
houses are double and designed for
tenants.
Messrs. M. Keller, w. w. Robin
son, w. H. Dennison, V. A. Hoover
and H. G. Austin have been appointed
a committee to award damages on the
opening of San Fernando street.
We were glad to meet our friend
Chapman of the Santa Monica Hotel
yesterday. He has returned from quite
an extended business trip to the upper
country.
A prominent banker informs us that
money is even in excess of the demand
with good customers. There is no fur
ther chance for panic in Los Angeles
if people will keep their heads level.
A large consignment Of Ithica horse
rakes has arrived at San Francisco by
steamer City of New York. They will
be here in short time and then Mr.
Seymour will be prepared to supply
our farmers ad libitum.
The beer which is turned out by the
New York Brewery of Phil. Lauth &
Co. can't be beat in this country. 1t
| is something thatgwill clear the con-
science and renew the constitution.
Try it,.
Mr.. J. J. Ash, the telegraph opera
tor and agent at Wilmington has re-
turned from vacation of several
months. Mr.. Geo. S. Stafford, who has
been filling the position temporarily,
will return to the city.
A gentleman residing in the locality
requests us to say the req 1T that the
people down the river on whose land
railroad timber was floated by the
flood, refused to allow the company to
remove it, is without the slightest
foundation.
The son of Mr.. Bryant Howard, who
was run over by heavily loaded
truck on First street, as previously
noticed, is still in very critical con-
dition. Dr. Simms is in attendance
and if medical skill is Of any avail
will save his life.
We learn that Mr.. Klaiber has pur-
chased the City Garden property on
San Pedro street from Mr.. Eberle and
designs fitting up a fine place for
pleasure resort. He will have bar
restaurant, bowling and shooting ga!
Ieries. etc., with all the adjuncts tt
pleasure garden of the most respecta
ble kind.