Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-08
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WEDNESDAY, ,..... MARCH s, 1876.
LOCAL ESREVITTES.

poultry.
The rain commenced to fall about
i've O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The Grand Jury will probably re-
port to-day.
The Board of Supervisors have not
yet taken vny action of note.
The Senator left San Francisco yes
terday for lower ports.
The Mohongo sails for San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
Another lot of cactus was received
at the depot yesterday.
"Too many Pike county lawyers in
town." says one of our Judges.
The Tax Collector commenced the
sale of delinquent property yesterday.
Col. Hall, the railroad contractor, is
again on his feet financially and will
soon commence work again.
There will be a meeting of the credi-
tors of Temple & Workman's Bank at
the County Court room this evening.
Pools on the friendly set-to with the
gloves will be sold at the Fashion Sa-
loon this evening.
Before buying rour clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, etc, don't fail to call on
the "Important."
Mr.. Morenhaut, the French Consul,
celebrated his seventy-ninth birth
day Tomorrow.
A man who did little target prac-
tice or Los Angeles street was assessed
five dollars damages by Mayor Beau
dry yesterday.
The sale of lots in the Morris Vine
yard tract will be resumed at Jones &
Noyes' Auction Rooms at ten o'clock
this morning.
The Baptist Social will be held at the
house of DR.. Hobbs this evening Gf it
don't RAIN. Come one, come all, and
have good time.
An old soaler was sent to the chain
gang for fifteen days by Mayor Beau
dry yesterday; cause, drunk on the
street.
Dr. Russell offers a reward of fifty
dollars for the recovery of his horse,
Walking John, stolen from Mayor
Beaudry's pasture some time ago.
The Riverside NelOs has only been
published three months and it is to be
enlarged. This shows good patron
age.
The people of Riverside have got q
bakery, and don't they revel in sweet
meats, and amt they stuck UP? Oh,
no!
We are glad to state that our friend
Levy has at last overcome his finan-
cial difficulties and has re-opened his
store corner of Also and Alameda
streets.
He stepped on piece Of orange peel
just as easy, and as his heels shot
heavenward he called pathetically to
his girl, "Helen Blazesw But she
was not there.
The DeoO-Drop speaks of five hun
dred Chinese loafers in our city, who
lead life of elegant leisure and keep
white people out of work. Curious
philosophy that.
We would remind our friend, the
San Bernardino Argus. that when it
takes local item of Us bodily, there
should be line in italics at the bot
tom. S'06e9
There will be special meeting Of
C9ur de Lion Comtnandery No. 8,
K. r.. tomorrow, Thursday evening,
at q o'clock, at Masonic hall. A full
attendance is required.
Messrs. Compton & Binford report
Artesia property an uncommonly
lively sale. 1t goes at $25 to $40 per
acre and nearly every purchaser inn
proves his land by sinking artesian
wells and cultivating.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Go
to the Important" under the Lafay-
cite Hotel, for your stylish clothing,
on the opening day, Saturday, March
4th.
The Spanish Benevolent Society
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: ID. Garcia, Presi-
dent; T.. F. Teodoli, Vice-President; l.
Garcia, Treasurer; James G. Kays,
Secretary.
There will be q meeting at the Fort
street NJ +. Church this evening at
seven o'clock, unless the storm contin-
ues at time of service. The success of
these meetings has been unprecedent-
ed in the history of this city. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The sparring match will come off at
Merced Theatre next Thursday eve.
ming. Both of the "L4. w. C.'sn are in
good condition for the contest, and
each is confident that he will give the
other terrible maulng after the
fashion of BACKED gloves.
The escape of the Mitchell brothers
is graphically illustrated by the wood
chopper of the San Bernardino Times.
The cut looks as though it might have
been executed with hammer, but
then it shows enterprise.
We acknowledge the receipt from
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Levy, of an in
vitatlon to be present at the marriage
of their sister, Miss raubine Levin 10
Mr.. Joseph Cohn. The ceremony
will take place on the 18th inst, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Levy,
on Fort street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Some time ago the Council ordered
the hiIildinr of q hrid0a ON the corner