Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Orizaba arrived yesterday.
Go to the Minstrels.

rein Hall this evening.
The Orizaba will sail for San Fran
cisco to- morrow.
The Senator sailed for upper ports
yesterday.
There will be a special meeting of
the Council at P. NJ. Monday.
A fine lot of seed potatoes may be
purchased cheap at J. q. Smiths,
Also street.
The transfer steamer Los Angeles,
which plies in San Pedro bay, is now
in the docks for repairs.
We regret to learn that Susie Fair
man the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson of this city, died at Santa
Monica on Thursday.
Santa Barbara is trying to institute
lodge of Good Templars. That is
right, neighbOr, swear off and be So
Der and Industrious hereafter.
Mike Madegan has nearly COM
pleted the school census of the city.
He thinks the, number of children
will reach three thousand.
Everybody will attend the enter
tainment which the boys have pre-
pared for the benefit of the Centennial
Celebration.
Judge Gray issued warrant yester-
for the arrest of a negro boy named
Ballard, who is charged by Mrs. Nc
Grady with using insulting language
and making indecent exposure.
We learn with regret that the wife
of Mr.. Girard of this city died yester-
day. The deceased is spokt IL of as
most exec lent lady, and one who
was greatly esteemed by the entire
community.
The Telegraph Stage, due at the Tun-
mel at $50 last night, was robbed some
distance above that point. At the
hour of writing we are unable to Sc
cure any of the par ticulars of the af-
fair.
The editor of the Santa Barbara
Press walked through a soap factory
and came out clean. We know an ell
itor or two who would not have come
out at all, except in bars and boxes.
The President of the Central Pacific
road has informed General Evans that
the Mexican Veterans will be passed
free over that line to Ogden. They
will be required TO present to the
agent of the Company their discharge
papers and proper credentials.
Judge Brunson occupied the better
part of the day yesterday in present.
ing his arguments against the Board
of Public Works Act. The case was
then submitted. Judge Sepulveda
will deliver his decision week from
next Monday.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Irish Literary and Social Club will
take place at their Hall tomorrow,
June l1th, at 2 P. NJ. Business of i'm
portauce will be transacted and a full
attendance is requested.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Los Angeles Coal Company is called
for next Monday at P. NJ, at the Of
flee of Kevane, Bettis & Co. A Presi-
dent will be elected and other impOr-
tant business brought before the
meeting.
The San Bernardino Times of the
9Th inst. says: We had the pleasure of
meeting Hancock M. Johnston, Esq,
one of the solid men of Los Angeles,
yesterday. Mr.. Johnston has been
out to take look at his newly pur-
chased property, part of the San Cor
gonio Rancho.
The City Gardens. on San Pedro
street, will he opened tomorrow (Sun.
day. One of the most delightful re-
treats in the city has been prepared in
the City Gardens, and nothing will be
wanting to make the occasion agree.
able. There will be games, ten-pins,
dancingy+etc. Full brass band in at
tendance.
The members of Olive Lodge No.
26, X. of P. will attend, in a body, the
funeral of Mrs. ANNA White, to-day,
as trit ute of respect to Mr.. T. Jeff.
White, who is member of the
Lodge. The brother Knights are re-
quested to meet at their Castle hall,
at nine o'clock A. NJ, sharp.
An exceedingly lively runaway oc-
Cured on Temple street yesterday
morning. A Chinese vegetable ped
dler's horse took fright somewhere
above the junction of Main and Spr ny
streets, and running down the sharp
grade collided with the bank corner.
1t was total wreck of wagon, vege-
tables, harness and the entire outfit.
The Episcopal Church festival was
continued through the day yesterday
and last night until late hour. All
of the arrangements for thorough en-
joyment were perfect. Flowers, nick
hacks and refreshments were pro-
vided in abundance and no one who
had money to spend needed TO go
away without finding way to spend
it. We presume the receipts of the
affair will pyove very satisfactory.
1t pains us to announce this morn
ing the death of Mrs. ANNA White,
n a