Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-12

| the SOutD Slue OF Temple street anU
bringing the lots to the level of the
street
The Railroad House made a narrow
escape from confagration yesterday al
four O'Clock A. NJ, but by the active
exertions of the proprietor, Mr.. STAINS
field, the flames were extinguished
without the aid of the Fire Depart
ment.
A pleasant social party took place
Monday night at the residence of Mr..
M. Morris, on Fort street. Music and
sociability was the order of the night
and most agreeable hour was spent.
Miss Rachel Edelman delighted the
guests by singing Glowing Eyes, in
her admirable style.
Mr.. r. Cameron, corner of Court and
Spring Sts., received night before last
1000 pounds of fresh fish, 1900 CLAIMS
and several bushels of shell-fish of va
ever established in Los Angeles, and
Mr.. Cameron's enterprise should be
encouraged. He sells all fish at the
uniform rate of eight cents per pound.
1t would be bold man who would
say business was dull in Los Angeles.
On one corner man sells rings at fif-
ty cents dozen, on another corner a
man sells glass cutter that cuts
glass considerably better than a wood
saw, and near by medicine man is
ready to paralyze you with galvan-
ic battery.
At regular meeting of Orange
Lodge, /. o. b. B., the following Off
GERS were installed for the ensuing
term by S. Prayer: A. w. Edelman,
President; /. Goldsmith, Vice Presi-
dent; A. Aaron, Secretary; w. Kali
Usher, Treasurer; l.. Meyer, Assistant
Monitor; L. Greenbaum, w; l.. Levy,
j.; E. Laventhal, M. Norton and H.
Meyerstein, Trustees.
The hill to the South of Temple
street is being improved, the OK teams
and scrapers being engaged in filling
the gulch from the top of the hill, and
new buildings going up in various di-
| rections. Our friend III. X. Ebert is
building q neat cottage on Charity
street, and we saw from that point
some half dozen others in process of
erection.
At regular meeting of Orange
Grove Encampment No. 81, 10. o. F.,
held last evening, ID. d. G. p, y.
Frank, installed the following officers
hn inn fnr nh
Jr., c. p; J. M. Bassett, III. p; ]. r.
Sommers, S. W.; Joseph Laventhal,
J. W.; H. Fleishman, Scribe; II. Bur-
dick, Treas; S. Benjamin, Guide; A.
Frank, /. S.
Yesterday from II o'clock to the
middle of the afternoon Main street,
from Temple Block to Second street,
was filled with trucks loaded with
produce, wagons from the country
| loaded with wood, and various teams
! from the interior, which made things
look lively and required the exercise
of considerable skill to drive beggy
through without collision.
Strangers wonder that so fine por-
ton of our city as Sonora, should re.
main unimproved while splendid
houses are going up in less desirable
localities. The trouble is that the til
tie of property in that section is vest
ed in so many different persons that
people desiring to purchase would be
obliged to buy of every individual Of
family and perhaps the relatives of
the family. That is the reason why.
DR.. L. Hall, who has established q
wide reputation for the cure of dis
eases generally considered incurable,
has fitted up an office at his residence
on Hill street, between Second and
Third, for the treatment of those who
are afflicted with the diseases men,
toned In his advertisement His Of
| flee is filled with instruments of the
latest invention, and so costly as to be
seldom if ever found outside the large
cities, and most of his treatment will
therefore be at that place.
SCHNEIDER, of the International boot
and shoe store, SO Main street, under
stands his business so well that 1t is
only necessary for him to look at a
person to tell exactly what he or she
wants, and he always has the exact
article and it is sure to fit to perfec-
tion. There is nothing in his line that
can be called for but what he can pro-
duce, for he keeps on hand stock
which comprises every style and quail
ity that were ever thought Of, and at
prices which give customers no chance
to complain.
The sale of Levy's fine collec tion of
choice oil paintings, by American,
English, French, Italian and Ger
man painters, commences to-day
in Ducommun's Hall, at 2 p. NJ.
Messrs. Jones & Noyes desire us to
say that the sale is positive and with
out reserve. Any gentleman of taste
can obtain these gems at small cost
and beautify his home and make his
family happy. Auctioneer Noyes is
not much of a landscape painter, but
he does understand the fine arts so far
as selling pictures is concerned.
1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that the law firm
of Myers & Bell have removed to No.
8 Temple Block. Mr.. Myers came
here with an Eastern reputation sec.
ond to none, which he has fully sus-
tanned during his residence among us,
and Major Bell is not only perfectly
familiar with the code of our own
State, and laws of our county, but also
the Spanish laws under which most
of the titles to land here were acquir-
ed. Whoever entrusts case to them
will find their interests well attended