Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Cameron is to have sea lion.
Santa Barbara is now full of gas.
The steamer Ancon is due to-day.
The steamer Los Angeles sails for
San Francisco to-day. =
Anaheim is to have a Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons.
There is q bunch of keys in this of
flee awaiting an owner.
E. F. Kyser, the architect, is now
to be found at rooms 6 and Z, Duoom-
mum Block.
Second hand Pianos for rent and
rents applied to the purchase of same,
at Patrick's Piano agency. m5tf
The city Dads will meet and reso-
Lutte against the Board of Public works
this evening.
Remember the picnic of the French
Benevolent Society next Sunday.
There will be grand jollification.
Job work in the finest style of the
art and at the lowest rates, turned out
by the HERALD steam presses.
A. R. McCaw publishes in our busi-
ness column to-day clear explana-
ton of the puts and calls manner of
dealing in stocks.
Pianos for rent and rents credited as
part payment if purchased within
three months, at Patrick's, No. go
Spring street. may9-1m
The Elkhart Buggy Mfg Co., sell
open buggies from $75 to $11O, and top
buggies from $125 to $l65. Send
stamp for catalogue and price list to
F. b. Price, Sec., Elkhart, Ind.
If Mr.. C. G. Royce will give the
postmaster of Monmouth, Illinois, his
address, he may hear of something to
his advantage. (Southern California
papers please copy.)
Messrs. R. M. Fryer, Smith and Col.
Hopkins, who proposed to skirmish
through Arizona have returned to San
Francisco, in respOnce to telegram
from Mr.. X. M. Fryer, the senior pro.
prietor of the famous process.
The total receipts at the entertain.
ment and ball for the benefit of the
Odd Fellows Relief Fund, last We'd
nesday evening, were $244; net re-
ceipts, after deducting all expenses,
$l33 rs.
A bunch of keys was lost last week
it is thought between the Post.office
and M. w. Childs' Store on Los An
geles street. The finder will confer
favor by leaving the same at this Of
flee.
And now Hannah & Branch, the
"chain-lightning milkmen" come to
the surface with fine new wagon
which will discount everything in the
country. We expect some lively
competition when all of these new out
fits appear.
"And can'st thou always love me
thus, Nellie ?" She answered with
smile and said she would if he prom
ised to always buy his clothing at the
great Important, under the Lafayette
Hotel.
Among the shipments up to noon
yesterday at the Southern Pacific Rail
road depot were 4s bales and IS sacks
of meal from Also mills; 20 bales and
2 sacks of wool from H. Newmark &
Co.; bales of wool from Hellman,
Haas & Co.; cases of honey from P.
Phillippi.
Mr.. Thomas Strohm, the accom-
plished instructor of the Turn-Verein
Germania, has received letter from
the Turnbezirk of California appoint
ing him to make the Circuit of the
State and instruct the different Turn
Vereins. He has declined the ap-
pointment. He has decided to make
his home here. He is welcome citi-
zen.
Pianos, organs and other musical
instruments tuned and thoroughly
repaired at Patrick's, No. go Spring
street. may9-1m
Mr.. G. B. Davis has postponed his
Alden dinner to the members of the
press till Sunday, the 2lst. A large
variety of Alden dainties, which he
wishes to serve up at the banquet, are
on the way, and as thev will not ar
rive in time for next Sunday, the dim
ner has been deferred for one week.
1t will be fine affair.
Elaborate preparations are being
made at the Arroyo Seco for the pic
mic of the French Mutual Benevolent
Society next Sunday. Everything
that can conduce to the enjoyment of
the visitors will be provided, and there
will undoubtedly be large crowd in
attendance.
The st. Charles Hotel is one of the
best appointed and best managed ho-
tells outside of San Francisco, and no
better cuisine can be found in the
State. The best that the market af-
fords isl placed on the table and the
attendance is always gentlemanly and
acceptable. No better house can be
found in our city.
The Fireworks Committee on the
Fourth of July celebration will meet
tomorrow evening at o'clock at the
Court House. The Committee con-
sists of the following named gentle.
man: G. E. Miles, T. E. Rowan, P.
Thompson, G. E. Judd, Constant
Meyer, G. E. Huber, F. r. Tanning,
Henry King.