Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30

school commenced yesterday.
The Senator will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
The Ancon sailed for upper ports
yesterday.
The Catholic Total Abstinence SOci-
ETY. will hold special meeting at 8
O'clock this evening.
If you would have good light bread
and cake get Prices Cream Baking
Powder from the Grange store.
Geo. B. Davis wants three tons of
green corn to commence his drying
works with.
Seats for the Saturday and Sunday
evening performance of the Georgians
may be secured to-day at levin &
Co.'s book store.
Mr.. Chaquette has at the Ramirez
carral lot of full-blooded French
merino sheep when he will sell at
bottom figures.
A meeting of Confidence Engine
Com pany No. 2 is called for to-mor-
row evening, at which time the new
shirts and hats will be distributed.
Mrs. Tiernan, Downey Block, ad-
vertises great bargains in ladies' and
children's hats until the Fourth. Now
is the time to buy.
J. w. Powell, U. s. A, r. Y. Bal
derson and r. M. Phillips from Ari-
zona are registered at the Pico House.
They were nine days from Tucson.
II you want one of the best washing
machine manufactured, go to the
Grange store, and get one Of Doty's
washers. Out of the 1901 advertised
this is the one that is no humbug.
Fourth of July is coming and so is
another large invoice of that delicious
cooked Corned Beef, direct from Chi
cago, for the Grange store 1874 Main
street.
Prof. A. E. Rice. the mind reader,
is in Santa Barbara. He left Los An
geles without paying his printing
bills, and we want our brothers OF
the quill up country to beware OF
him.
The charge against the sixteen Chi
namen arrested Wednesday evening
for gambling was examined before
Justice Gray yesterday. Fourteen
were dismissed and two held to an
sWer before the Grand Jury.
A public seance will be given by
Belle Chamberlain at the Court room
tonight. She will answer all ques-
tions pertaining to the spiritual phi
losophy, describe the spirits present,
etc. Admittance 25 cents.
The Georgia Minstrels will finish
their engagement at Merced Theatre
tonight, and on Saturday and Sun
day evenings will perform at Turn
Verein Hail. They will make an ex-
cursion to Santa Monica on Sunday,
and will serenade that town with
their full brass band.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have secured the Union Club
rooms for holding their grand Fourth
of July dinner, and will consequently
abandon the idea of making their
spread in the rink. We congratulate
them upon the favorable change of
quarters.
The editor of the World says: ga
lad aged eighteen gets ninety days in
the county jail at Los Angeles for
beating his mother. 1t is getting to
be nice time when boy cannot be
allowed to lick his mamma without
all this sort of fuss" And yet this
man claims to have tender regard
for his mother-in-law.
Our sanctum was graced by the ro-
tund form of our friend ID. G. Wal.
dron, formerly agent of the Allegha-
mans, bell ringers. Mr.. Waldron is
now advance agent for Alf Burnett,
who, he informs us,will be in our city
and give two entertainments at Mer-
ced Theatre on Friday and Saturday
evenings. July 7th and Sth.
Shominac Tribe No. so, L. o. r. NJ,
at their council last Tuesday evening
elected the following officers: Sachem,
A. w. Potts; Senior Sycamore, John
r. Briefly; Junior Sycamore, James
II. Blanchard; Chief of Records, Frank
B. Tanning (re-elected); Keeper OF
Wampum, Chas. HI. Dunsmoor re-
elected). The officers will be installed
Tuesday evening, July llth.
Major Mitchell, Grand Marshal of
the 4th of July procession, will hold
q meeting of the Division Marshals at
O'Clock this afternoon to arrange the
line of march and assign positions to
those taking part in it. Applications
for positions are coming in so lively,
the Grand Marshal informs us, that
the procession promises to be the lar
gest ever witnessed in Los Angeles.
Attention is directed TO the card of
Messrs. Temple & Bicknell, well bor-
ers, which appears this morning.
This firm is composed of energetic
and thorough going young men who
bring into their business an abun-
dance of practical knowledge, and are
supplied with the most improved we'll
boring apparatus. Partiesseeking ar
tesian water will do well to call on
them.
A TAILOR named ]. Tobias, who kept
a small shop on Commercial street,
was found dead in his room yesterday
morning. The verdict of the Coroner's
Jury was "death from natural causes"
and the immediate epromoter of his de-
cease was probably apoplexy. Tobias
was about nfty-two years of age, and
had lived in this city SIX years. 1t is
said that he has family of grown-up
children living in San Francisco, and
that they were here to visit him few