Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Senator is due to-day.

The Senator is due to-day.
Kevane, Bettis & Co. are always up
| to snuff in collections.
The Eastern lines refused to work
| last night.
There was Il full house at the matt
nee yesterday afternoon.
The Mohongo sails for San Francis
co to-day.
Seed potatoes at Watson's Seed
Store.
The general expression of the wind
yesterday was "Hats Off"
Brother Athorn of the Anaheim
Gazette is paying our city visit.
Buy some Egyptian corn at the
Seed Store on Spring street, to plant
for your poultry.
After concluding their engagement
in this city, Piper's Opera House Com
pany will proceed to Santa Barbara.
If you want good panoramic view
of 'lunch fiends" look into our saloons
about twelve O'clock moons.
Our merchants will be glad to learn
that the wrecked Kalorama took no
freight from Wilmington.
A special train left for Whitewater
with II car loads of iron yesterday, an
other OF ~ cars will leave to-day.
VIM. Osburn a stable keeper on Fort
street, was kicked by mule the 9TH
er day and was considerably injured.
Mr.. Frank B. Hill, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is in the city, guest of Rev.
w. II. Hill, his uncle.
There was runaway on Spring
street yesterday morning, but no dam
age done.
Mr.. S. A. Waldron has resigned his
position as teacher of the Cienega
school.
The proceeds from the concert at
the Cathedral last night will be ap-
piled to the purchase Of an organ.
The fire companies were called out
yesterday morning at 7 o'clock by a
burning ii lie in the St. Charles Hotel.
No damage.
"The Superior Wife of an Inferior
Husband" is the subject of Rev. AM.
Campbell's lecture this evening at
Trinity church, Spring street.
The Board of Education attempted
to hold meetings or Thursday and
Friday but failed to secure sufficient
attendance.
We advise our friends in want of
good pianos for moderate price to
call and see the new II octave Emer-
son piano, at J. ID. Patricks Piano
Agency, No. 60 Spring street.
Cameron has thousand wild ducks
which he must dispose of to-day. He
also has fine lot of other wild game,
abellones, CLAIMS, fish, etc. Game
dressed to order and delivered free. y
Our readers who are acquainted
with Mr.. G. S. Alden, formerly of this
paper, will be glad to learn that he
has arrived safely at his home in Del
Norte, Colorado.
The Rev. VIM. H. Hill will preach
in the Episcopal church, corner of
Temple and New High streets, to-day
at III O'Clock. Sunday school at l2:30.
There will be no evening service.
Seats free and all cordially invited to
attend.
| 1t is reported that the pile-work of
the street railway bridge over the Los
Angeles river has been completed, the
bridge is half covered and the cars
will he running to the Plaza of East
Los Angeles by the end of the week.
Mr.. ]. L. McAllister will leave to-
morroT for the Arizol.a and Riverside
country, combining business and
pleasure on his trip. He will receive
subscriptions for the WEEKLY HER
AID.
Page & Gravel have an extensive
stock of wagons on hand ranging from
light express to heavy farm. There is
no necessity for our people to leave
Los Angeles to procure anything in
their line.
A special dispatch to the HERALD
last night from Sacramento says
/ Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s detective, who
has just returned from Bakersfield, in
Inmates that there is something wrong
in the accounts of the Treasurer of
Kern county. The delinquency is
some way connected with the recent
bank robbery. The detective was very
reticent, saying it was no affair of his
and expressed an unwillingness to
talk. 1t is probably an unfounded ru-
NOR growing out of the bank robbery.