Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-04
gus Aageles agevald.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Prof. Hakes is in the city.

Prof. Hakes is in the city.
More rain, more mud and no more
mails.
The Mayor disposed of six cases yes
terday.
The Los Angeles will arrive to-mor-
row.
Mr.. John M. Wetherbee, the bee
man, is at the st. Charles.
The Orizaba sails for San Francisco
to-day.
Our business men report collections
very slow.
See advertisement of lost watch, in
another column.
The East Los Angeles bridge is
completed.
The Mutual Protective Society
meets tonight for important business.
The people of San Bernardino are
agitating the question of steam fire
engine.
The Railroad House will be in ope-
| ration again tomorrow. Stansfield
has had the place renovated.
Lockwood, the Jehu milkman, had
smash-up yesterday. We thought
it would come some time.
Before buying rour clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, etc., don't fail to call on
the 'Tmportant."
The Irish Literary and Social Club
will celebrate st. Patrick's day by a
ball in the evening at 'Stearns' hall.
Mr.. e. f. De Cells, Editor of La
C,onica, leaves to-day per steamer
| Orizaba for a short visit to San Fran
cisco.
l.. Brandt, at the Orient cigar stand
has the finest brands of domestic
cigars, which he is selling at the
standard price.
So much sand has drifted around
the hull of the Kalorama that there
is no longer any hope of getting her
of. Her machinery may be saved if
the weather continues fair.
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. .
Mr.. M. Muldoon, senior member of
the firm of Muldoon, Watson & Cobb,
is registered at the Grand Central.
This firm owns extensive marble
works in Carrera, Italy, Aberdeen,
Scotland, and Louisville, Ky.
There is rumor on the street of an
unpleasant affair with woman at
the bottom of it, at one of our hotels
the other day. AS some well known
parties were implicated the matter
was hushed up before it came to the
ear of the public.
An important social event is on the
tapis in which a we'll known young
man will promise to love and protect,
and belle of the city in like manner
obligate herself to love, honor and
obey. The affair will take place some
day next week and, meanwhile, socie-
ty is on the qui Uivc.
The San Bernardino Argus says:
Deputy United States Marshal Dun
lap and ex-Sheriff Burns of Los Ange-
les county are in our city looking up
goods of John Apdrews, who failed in
business at HoItomb valley and at
tempted to make an assignment, but
the papers were mislaid or lost.
We have already commented fully
on the merits of the Morris Vineyard
Tract, which is to be disposed of at
auction on the 7th and Sth insts., but
we again direct attention to the prop
erty as the most desirable that can be
purchased in the city for the money.
Be sure to attend the sale if you are
seeking place for home.
A gentleman publishes the follow
ing especial correspondence in the
AHa: "SIR: notice few errors in
the obituary of myself which appeared
in your paper on Wednesday last. I
was born in Dublin, not Cork, and my
retirement from business in 1860 was
not owing to ill health, but to little
| trouble had with horse that kicked
The cause of my death was not small
pox. Please make correction
ASan Bernardino exchange paysthe
following compliment to our city:
While on flying visit to Los Angeles
on Tuesday, we were surprised to see the
improvement that had been made in
the city since our visit there in April
| last. Whole blocks of fine building
have been erected. The city was alive
with strangers and was as busy as a
beehive. Vegetation ON the route
was far advanced, w heat was head
ed out and the prospects looked very
encouraging.
The following card appeared in the
Republican last evening: :
1, Teddy Smith, having seen the
| challenge of Mr.. Gallagher for q
friendly set-to with the gloves for
500, do accept it, and will meet him
at the HERALD office, or any place he
will name, at 10 o'clock tomorrow
Saturday morning and put up forfeit.
TEDDY SMITH,
Ex-Light Weight Champion of Mon
tana.
Now, then, for fisticuff!
Westley and Lucas, the jumpers,
have completed arrangements for their
match, to come off on the 10th inst,
the former depositing forfeit Of $500
and the latter $500. They have de-
| cided unnn The following nrelimina-