Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-02
gus Angeles Aerald.
LOCAL BREVITIES

The Anaheim Postoffice is to be
made money order office.
A Postoffice key has been found
which the owner can have by calling
at this office.
The person that picked up Cuff
pin which was lost in Good Templars'
Hall Saturday evening last, will please
return it to this office.
When you see man wearing per-
feet fitting suit, rest assured he got his
clothing at the Important, under the
Lafayette hotel. II
On Sunday somewhere in the city
lady lost small gold cross, which the
finder will please leave at the Kim
ball mansion or at the HERALD office.
1t is suggested that Il preliminary
meeting should be held to take initial
steps concerning Centennial Fourth
of July celebration.
Thieves have prediction in favor
of Frye's stable. They entered again
on Sunday evening, but had their la
Dor for their pains. They got nothing.
The steamer Ancon arrived on Sum
day with 200 passengers and 800 tons
of freight, land will return to San Fran
cisco on Wednesday afternoon.
The Turn-Verein Sharpshooters
have received their new hats. They
are of the slouch persuasion with
graceful black plume, and will be
worn on their next public appearance.
Officers Carrillo and Fonck Oh Sun
day arrested eight Cinnamon for steal
ing water from Dave Waldron. Their
cases will be heard to- day at o'clock,
before Judge Gray.
Gentlemen, all we ask is to give us
a call before purchasing your clothing
and satisfy yourself that the cheapest
and best house to deal with is the I'm.
portant, under the Lafayette Motel.
Mr.. McCaw, of San Francisco;,is
on visit to this city, and contem-
plates establishing "Put" and "Cal"
office here. He is a broker of long eX-
perience, and does business on firm
basis.
Yesterday was May Day - "the
happiest day of all the glad new
year, This reads we'll in poetry
sounds well in music; but how is it
when you have bills to pay and notes
to take up and your bank account is
short?
There are people who will complain
when they get to Heaven, if ever they
do reach that delectable region. Yes
terday the Thermometer only touched
S2o and yet some complained that it
was hot. How ungrateful! How is
that with $50 two days ago?
About two hundred tickets to the
entertainment for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows General Relief Commit
tee We're sold yesterday. The enter
tainment will take place Wednesday
evening, and Tarn-Verein hall will be
crowded. The performance will be
excellent, and the ball afterward will
De enjoyed by all.
Tourists continue to visit us, and the
new corners appear daily from every
part of the Union. Los Angeles is be-
coming the attractive locality from
Maine to Texas, and from the Allan
tic to the Rocky Mountains. Our ho-
tells are doing fine business, which is
the best evidence that we are appre-
ciated.
We all know that the weather for
the past few days has been very warm,
and are positive nothing can be pleas
anter than one of those cool Spring
suits, which can only be had at the
popular house, the Important, under
the Lafayette hotel. Their prices are
without doubt astonishingly low.
The case of Moses Perrin VS.. John
Tannerhill, involving the title to the
Northeast quarter of the Southwest
half of section 20, township Is, South,
range East, was on trial before u. s.
Register James yesterday. Mr.. ..
Haley represented the plaintiff and
Mr.. A.Brunson the defendant.
Cameron is a genius. He can pro-
duce the queerest mixtures, and more
eccentric conglomerations of the ami
NAL species than any other citizen we
know Of He is good caterer to the
public appetite, but an Oddity in him.
self. The last of his freaks is collec-
ton of about twenty species OF fish,
from the devil fish up. All he wants
now is whale to make his collection
complete; and all in two quart jar.
Referring to some one of its cotem-
poraries the Express says it has nei-
ther circulation, influence nor respec
table standing. The EGp, ess is better
off in some respects. 1t managed to
circulate some three thousand dollars
owned by the creditors of Temple d
Workman Bank on which it is now
endeavoring to make O respectable
standing, the which we fear it has not
the influence to maintain.
D. E. Merriam and Ralph Leonard
have formed a copartnership, and
have entered into the business Of dis
pensing confectionery to the public of
Los Angeles, as will be seen by ad-
vertisement in another column. Ice
cream, soda water and other require
ments of the times and the season are
always on hand and ready at call.
Their promptness and politeness are
sure to give them success in their en-
terprise.
Picnic al Spadra.