Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-25
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Major B. G. Truman, of the Stdr,an
family, returned on Saturday from
visit to San Francisco.
Seymour, of the Grange Store, has
sold forty of the Ithaca horse rakes
this, season.
Some mean thief robbed young
Katz, one of the HERALD carriers, of
two saddles and some horse trappings.
Large quantities of ties are being
forwarded to the front daily. This is
an indication of the rapidity with
which the work is progressing.
There's millions in it, by purchas-
ing your clothing at the well known
Important, under the Lafayette no.
tel.
There will be grand excursion to
the San Fernando Tunnel next Sun
day, under the management of Mr.
VIM. III. Moore. See advertisement.
There will be an interesting matri-
monial affair at Stearns' hall to-mOr-
row evening, in which VIM. Mo IRE, of
restaurant fame, will be one of the
chief actors.
Orange Grove Encampme ent No. 81,
I. o. o. F., will meet this evening, A
full attendance is requested, as busi
ness relative to the celebration at An
aheim will be discussed.
The man who stole John Carlin's
pup is hereby notified to return the
animal instanter. If he does not there
may be an undertaken looking around
his place for a job.
We were shown yesterday by Mr..
Mcpherson, stalk of corn grown five
miles below the city containing eight
blades and twenty-five inches high.
1t was stated to be an ordinary sam
pie taken from field of so acres.
Last evening all the chances in the
rattle for Walking John" were dis
posed of. The grand rattle will take
place at st. Charles bar room on
Thursday evening next at half past
seven o'clock.
We understand that Mr.. Stevenson
has secured sufficient number of sub
scribers to his new city map to war;
rant its publication. He will start for
San Francisco in few days to have
it issued.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of diamond earring lost.
1t will not be of great value to the
finder, as the set is broken. A liberal
reward will be paid for the return of
the article to this office.
The idea of h,ultuna in parvo is we'll
exemplified in an establishment on
Commercial street. Within a space
not more than six feet square there
flourish cobbling shop, a cigar and
tobacco stand and a confectionery.
There is still desk room to let.
DR.. I. S. Titus for long time and
until lately senior physician of the
State Insane Asylum, has removed to
San Francisco and opened an Office at
215 Kearney street, where he will be
pleased to meet his numerous friends
and patrons.
VIM. Reynolds, an old resident and
we'll known surveyor, accompanied by
Mr.. d. G. Cage, left yesterday for the
South on an expedition, to make a
survey of some ranch property between
here and San Diego. The party taxi e
their wagons with them, prepared for
quite long trip. .
Private dispatches inform us that
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, has
arrived at Frisco and is stopping at
the Palace Hotel, where he has crea-
ted quite an excitement, but not such
one as the Important has. where
clothing, boots shoes and hats are sold
at an immense sacrifice.
Mr.. c. H. Wells, Superintendent OF
the Arizona and New Mexico Express
Company, is again visiting our city
Mr.. Wells gives good account OF the
mines in Arizona, and says hundreds
| of new miners are seeking the Terri
| tory. The business of the express line
is quite large and steadily increasing
On Friday the pupils of the public
schools will indulge in picnic al
Santa Monica. Preparations have
been made for an enjoyable occasion,
and there is no doubt that there viii
be full attendance. Tickets can be
obtained at the store of S. Hellman
and Levin q Co.'S, and Pruess' drug
| store.
A drunken individual attempted tc
navigate Alameda street yesterday
with fractions team and succeeded
i'm getting up first class runaway
The horses brought up in the tannery
yard of Kalisher & Co., and were there
checked before any great damage nae
been effected. Investigation found
the driver to be lying in dry goods
box in the wagon so drunk as to be
completely helpless.
Among the arrivals in this city or
Saturday, were R. L. Hobert., Esq,
prominent merchant of Virginia City
and brother of w. S. Hobert one o
the San Francisco millionaires, ant
H. G. Raymond, his brother-in- law
also a prominent citizen of Virginia
Both of these gentlemen are stopping
at he Grand Central, and propose tt
remain here some time. They are
seeking health, and could have Sc
lected no more appropriate localit!
for recuperation.
Dick Havey, the well known horse
trainer of San Francisco, whose filly
Eileen Oge, won the running race for 8
year-olds last Fall in this city, arrived
here with his mare on Saturday last
and will Immediately join Mr.. l.. }