Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-08
gos AnseIes Aerala,
s. 1875.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

City Dads tonight.
Festival this evening.
Where are the Calathumpians?
Compton has Temple of Jannisa-
ries.
Go the the Centennial minstrel
show.
The Pomona folks will celebrate at
home.
The Senator sails for San Francisco
to-day.
The Orizaba is due to-day with a
large list of freight and passengers.
The Board of Supervisors have con-
cluded their June session.
Miss Natalie Carrillo of this city is
reported among the guests of the Hor-
ton House San Diego.
Boys, save your short bits. The
Fourth of July and Queens circus are
both approaching.
The Odd Fellows of our city have
received dispensation to parade in
full regalia on the Centennial Fourth.
There are twenty-eight candidate
for teachers certificates before the
Board of Examination.
The San Diego World has hoisted
the name of Wigginton for Congress
to the head of its editorial column.
Right every time.
Mr.. M. F. Quinn yesterday sold the
old bridge and breakwater at the Five
Mile House, realizing the sum of S33
for the lot.
Remember the Episcopal church
festival at the Union Club Rooms this
evening. There will be a grand time
and plenty of good things for the in
ner man.
Men were at work yesterday reno
waiting the deserted "Dive" alias Nov
city Theatre. After being closed two
or three weeks the place gave forth
an ancient and fish-like smell.
Rafael Verala, whom we mentioned
yesterday as being seriously injured
at Wilmington, it seems, was thrown
from mule and received internal in
juries which may prove fatal.
The San Bernardino argus thinks
that there will probably be meeting
called the latter part of this week, in.
dependent of party, to nominate q
candidate for Congress, who is In ia
vor of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
The track of the Sixth street road
which has been blockaded above So
nora for several days by the laying of
the water main, will be open to-day
and regular trips to East Los Angeles
resumed.
Yesterday Officer Ryan captured the
Chinaman who robbed Jas. German
some days ago, three miles out Of
town, of 5000 He had $l70 of the
money on his person, which was Sc
cured. The Chinaman was put under
$500 bail.
Mr.. F. B. Tanning has just COM
pleted an elegant piece of pen-work
for the Jewish synagogue. 1t embod-
les resolution of thanks passed that
body for some rich silver plate pre-
sented by Mr.. and Mrs. POlaski, for
the church scrolls.
The small cottage on Alameda
street, opposite the Southern Pacific
depot is being enlarged and tlansmog-
rifed into q boarding house. 1t will
be occupied by Mrs. Magee, who form
erly kept the Commercial hotel, and
was one of the victims of the late fire.
Yesterday with the compliments of
our townsman, E. E. Fisher now in
San Francisco, we received copy of
the New York Herald, June 1st, on
which was pasted printed slip with
these words: This paper was received
by Messrs. Jarrett u Palmer's fast
train which left New York June 1st,
1876.
Attention is directed to order No. l
of Grand Marshall Mitchell, request
ing that all civic societies who pro-
pose to participate in the Fourth of
July celebration report to him at
once. The time intervening Is COM
paritively short and all the arrange
ments for parade should be made
without delay.
A rumor was in circulation yester-
day to the effect that Chas. J. Shep-
herd, at one time manager of the
Western Union Telegraph in this city,
was married to Miss Francisco Wolf
skill, an heiress, and one of the veal
thiest land owners Of tn = county. On
dit that the affair took place in San
Francisco and that State Treasurer
Estudillo acted as groOmsman.
Bannerman & Dunn, the reliable
Commercial street Coal Dealers have
just received full cargo of Whining
ton coal and are prepared to supply
the market in large or small quanti-
ties. Manufactures and establish
ments requiring constant supply OF
fuel will find it to their advantage to
make a standing contract with Messrs
Bannerman & Dunn.
Constant smokers will find it great