Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Gilt-edge butterat the Grange Stor

j. Lankershim and daughter are So
| journing at the Pico House..
A fifteen acre park is laid out at
Boyle Heights.
l.. Roeder, corner of Spring and
| First. streets, has stock of carriages
and wagons that defy competition.
The st. Charles saloon under Je-
rome Gannon's management has a
first-class reputation. ot..-'',,e"
J. Lamb, the Merchant Tailor, next
to the Orient saloon, has the best
stock in town. d
The schooner Jesse Nicholson ar
rived at, Wilmington. with rails and
ties for the S. p. X. r.
The schooner Newport arrived at
Wilmington with ties for the S. p.
R. r. aaarT0ra Tf 0f92f''i
The steamer Orizaba arrived yester-
day with 100 passengers and 300 tons
of freight.
I The total amount Of freight shipped
from Santa Monica, on the Senator,
was 200 TONS 'z'''
L. Harris, Quincy Hall, has the
finest stock, of clothing and gents
furnishing goods in town. - ~
Charles Brode has just received an
elegant stock of groceries, fancy and
STAPLE. - /" - - ~ ~
Boyle Heights furnish the best
building sites near the center of the
city. Apply to w. II. Workman.
The subscription to the Los Angeles
and Also Avenue Street Railway
amount to $4,000.
The trial OF officer Twomey, which
was to have taken place yesterday in
Judge Gray's Court, was postponed.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco on Tuesday next, Feb. ODD,
Passengers taking the cars of the s..
2. r. r. at p. NJ.
San Fernando oil is selling at the
Grange Store at the rate of five gall
Ions for $l.75. Everybody takes it I;
children cry for it.
Shipments per steamship Senator,
February 18th, via Santa Monica :
Grange Store, 452 SKIS. rye; G. II. Park
& Bro, 100 boxes oranges.
w. w. Williams still continues to
furnish his beautiful trees and flow
ers, at remarkable low figures. He
has every day new supply of every
variety that can be obtained.
The celebration of the Indiana Col
ony at Pasadena on the 22d will be a
grand affair. Several friends of the
Colonists have arrived from the East
to participate.
That mud-hole on Sanchez street in
the rear of the Pico House, is an i'm
position on the whole neighberhood,
and especially on the Pico House. 1t
ought to and must be abated.
Col. E. E. Hewitt, Superintendent
of the s. P. r. r., having arrived
from the Tunnel at twelve o'clock
Friday night on tour of inspection,
left yesterday afternoon for Whining
ton.
A man can get as good shave at
the Palace Shaving Saloon on Sunday
as on any other day. No matter how
fast the customers comes, Robinson
and his assistant do their business
thoroughly and scientifically.
Dr.. Clark, Of Rattlesnake Oil tame,
has moved into the city and taken up
his quarters on Alameda street, oppo-
site the grounds of the Wine Growers
Association. He will be on the street
every day selling his medicines.
The roof which Mayor Beaudry is
erecting over his lower distributing
reservoir is probably the largest in the
city. 1t covers half an acre. Mr.. Sto-
ell of the Real Estate and building as
sociation, has the contract.
Go to c. Brode's, Spring street near
Turn-Verein Hall, and buy some of
his fine Japan tea and an earthen tea
pot. The best in the world, and ev-
.erything else that a housekeeper
needs.
The note which was sent to the
HERALD denying that Mrs. Watson
was to lecture in the Jewish Syna-
gogue, should have been sent to the
Star. We did not say she was going
to lecture this evening anywhere.
A crowd of drunken Indians infested
Alameda street again yesterday. We
hope officers Hill and Fonk will keep
| their eyes open on the dens which, nc
doubt, supply the poison to the poOl
natives.
- There are lots of good. things going
into the Pico House now in prepara'
ton for the grand feast, which Messrs.
Swales & Cuyas know so we'll how &c
engineer, ami which those who VIII
attend the ball tomorrow night will
know so we'll how to enjoy.
Shoemaker, of the Grass Valley
Union, gets off the following: "Geo
Gephard, who lives down in the or.
ange regions of Los Angeles, sent uI
to A. B. Brady little twig of oranges
cut from tree on Hon. ID. b. Wilson's
farm. The twig had only forty-siN
oranges on it. George Gephard anc
our friend Bassett, of the Los Angeles
HERALD, have our permission to suck
lot of oranges and to think of the
undersigned at the same time"
Pedro Garcia was before his Honor
the Mayor, yesterday on charge O
beating the woman who lived will
him as his wife. 1t is said that he