Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

All of the available bunting in town
was flying yesterday.
Yesterday brought some more mid
Summer weather.
Two new names figure III the role Of
Rosedale tonight.
Rosedale, or the Rifle Ball. at
Mereed Theatre tonight.
About one hundred excursionists
visited Whitewater yesterday.
Over eighteen thousand dollars worth
of property was disposed of at the Po-
mona sale yesterday.
1t reminds us of the almost forgot
ten past to receive a mail on time once
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Greenbaum will
celebrate their silver wedding next
Sunday evening.
The steamer Orizaba sailed for San
Francisco yesterday. Passengers will
take the p. VI. train.
Carl Herberger left for San Fran.
cisco yesterday to lay in now stock
of fine furniture.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Cameron for u pleasant ride about the
city yesterday.
The snow blockade is lifted and the
Grange Store is in receipt of fresh
invoice of those superior Dupeys hams
at reduced rates.
The Irish Literary and Social Club
will hold their second annual ball on
the night of st. Patriek's day at their
Hall in Stearns's Block.
A number of hunters who visited
the Tejunga canon on three or four
day chase, returned yesterday empty
handed.
The schooner Arago sailed for Hum
boldt Bay from Santa Monica yester-
day. The barkentine Emma Augusta
and schooner Undine We're discharg-
ing lumber for Lucas Brothers.
A grand complimentary benefit will
be rendered to Mr.. E. J. Crowell by
Pipers Opera House Company to-
morrow night. "Ten Nights in Bar
Room Is on the boards for the occasion.
Yesterday was quite generally OBJ
served as holiday, the public and
federal offices being closed and many
of the stores. It was the most mat
ter-of-fact and quiet holiday that We
have ever seen in Los Angeles.
Cameron's owl is gaining notoriety.
Yesterday as he was standing on his
perch with pen behind his ear, look
ing the picture of dignity and wisdom,
some wag stuck a tag on him labeled
Editor of the EGpress.n
There will be meeting of the vete-
rams of the Mexican war next Satur-
day afternoon at the office of Mr.. J. d.
Dunlap. Action will probably be
taken looking to an excursion to the
Centennial; also, the descriptive list
of the veterans will be made up to for
ward to Washington.
The following shipments were dis
patched from the Southern Pacific de-
pot yesterday: 16 bales of wool from
Hellman, Haas G. Co.; 127 sacks of
corn from Also mills; II boxes of
oranges from J. Sresovich; j boxes
OF oranges from G. B. Garcia; 25 sacks
of rye from w. III. Beall.
A peddler got into trouble yesterday
and lost u box of goods worth $40. He
visited a Spanish house in the South
ern part of the city, and of course ex-
hibited what he had in his pack.
When he replaced his wares he found
one box missing. Detective Harris
was engaged to look up the affair.
The Lady of Lyons was presented
by Piper's Opera House Company to
full house last night, and the play of
Fanchon presented in matinee was
equally successful. This company is
growing in popularity the longer they
stay with us, and present appearances
would point to another weeks enter
talnment. Rosedale will be given to-
night by the full company.