Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-27

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valuable items.
The seats for the Saturday. night
performance of Esther are being rapid
ly secured.
Mr.. Thatcher, the jeweler, has just
finished some elegant badges for a
Downey City lodge.
A pulp mill, with four pulp ma
chimes, is about to he established on
the desert by Judge Walker.
Among the shipments Tuesday were
l02 pipes of wine for Philadelphia, by
M. Keller.
The Chinese raised by tax of fifty
cents head $1,000 to buy fireworks
for their New Year celebration.
A runaway accident near the sdepot
yesterday morning, but the mud was so
deep the horse stopped in disgust.
DR.. Lindenfeld of the German Colo
ny, goes down to San Diego OH Friday
on visit of a month or so.
Messrs. Chaplin & Kimball will start
for their mine near Ivanpah as soon as
the weather permits.
Major McCrea has paid the employ
ees of the railroad at Anaheim and
Wilmington, and the boys are jubi-
liant. s...z.
Mr.. r. d. Holman has returned
from the Mojave desert where he is
about building pulp mill for Judge
Walker.
The Also mills shipped 25 sacks of
corn Tuesday. A large amount of
way freight was also shipped by the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
We saw Cameron carrying a lot of
mushrooms into the Grand Central
yesterday, and we Immediately en-
gagged board there.
A number of our Eastern visitors
perambulated through Chinatown yes
terday and John received them with
Oriental politeness.
All the members of the German Be-
nevolent Society are requested to ap-
pear at the meeting to be held at the
German school house OH Main street,
at o'clock this evening.
Two stages arrived at the San Fer
and a large mail from the North. The
passengers and mail will arrive this
morning.
There are quite numbero of eases of
typhoid fever in the city at present.
One physician told us with profession
al enthusiasm that he had four beauti-
fut cases under his care.
The red gravel on our streets is to-
tai failure as Winter paving mate
rial. In Summer it becomes gravel
dust and in Winter it is red mud. 1t
is u fraud, o delusion, snare.
The Valentine Reception of the Terp-
slchorean Club takes place at Stearns'
Hall on February 11th, and the man
ayers are making extensive prepara-
ton for pleasant affair. t &
Mr.. Truman, who is connected with
Wells & Co. of the Arizona and Mexi-
can Stage Line, was in town yester-
day on his way to the front, where he
will start the line from San Gorgonio
to Whitewater, next Saturday.
The Coast Line Stage goes out this
morning at o'clock. twill take two
days to reach Santa Barbara, but the
travelling will all be done in daylight.
From Santa Barbara the stages will
be run on time.
A serenade was given Tuesday night,
by their friends, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwarz at their residence on the cor
ner of Third and Main streets. The
festivities continued until three o'clock
in the morning.
The next rehearsal of the Cantata
of Esther will be held at the Congre-
gational Church on Friday evening.
The last rehearsal will take place Sat
urday afternoon at half past one
o'clock in Turn-Verein Hall.
Mr.. Robert f. Weiss is. now in
stalled as telegraph operator at the
Pico House. Mr.. Weiss is an agreea-
BILE young gentleman and a promising
operator. He will prove quite an &C.
QUESTION to the Plco House.
The new dining room of the Pico
House will be of the most spacious di-
mensions. Messrs. Swales & Cuyas
Will give a grand hop on the occasion
of the Inauguration of the enlarged
dining room.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
are to meet at the residence of the
Rector, w. H. Hill, on Fort street, be-
tween First and Second streets, to-day
at 2P. NJ. AS matters of interest to
the ladies of this congregation are to
be discussed, it is requested that all
who can do so will attend.
Mr.. Geo. F. Tilbury, agent of the
great Lenton Cemic Opera Troupe, is
in the city making arrangements for
giving series of entertainments in
this city, commencing February 7th.
Mr.. Tilt ury is the most genial of adj
vance agents, aud we have no doubt
that he precedes an excellent COM
pany.