Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-22
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THURSDAY,...........JUNE2 %, 1873
LOCAL BREVITIES.

to-day or tomorrow.
Judge Lindley has returned after a
somewhat prolonged visit in San
Francisco.
1t is reported that horse belonging
to United States Collector Hall was
stung to death by bees at his apiary In
the Sierra Madre, a few days ago.
The brig Tanner, Captain Williams,
has arrived from Freeport, w. T., with
$50, 900 feet of lumber for Perry, Wood
worth 81 Co.
Several sheep camps near the Santa
Ana river have been robbed during
the past few days. AT one camp the
herder was robbed of check for $500.
Constable Titchenal, of Santa Ana,
was shot in the leg Tuesday while at
tempting to arrest man for disturb
ing the peace.
The colored citizens of Los Angeles
Will hold festival at Stearns' Hall,
this evening. The festival Is for the
benefit of the A M E Church.
Work has been commenced on the
new hotel at Cotton by Messrs. Perry,
Woodworth & Co., the contractors. 1t
will cost about $4,000.
The last school census now nearly
completed shows 2, 1873 children In the
city who come within the bounds of
school privileges.
Dr. Leal, of our city, is stopping at
Grafton Retreat, San Bernardino, re-
his failing energies. He is
accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. McCaw, our stock broker, is
doing very lively business under his
new arrangements for stock dealing.
His disbursements have been very
heavy for the past ten days.
DR.. Shortridge will speak again at
the Court House tonight. All are
invited, preachers especially. Sub
ject: "The Spiritual Origin of the Holy
Bible"
The San Diego World has 1t that
the hay of Mr.. Fisher was burned by
an incendiary a night or so ago, and
that Fisher fired two shots at the in
cendiary without hitting him.
We are assured that the present
time is the last opportunity to pay
poll tax without penalty. After July
fhn will hn &4 onH
becomes lien on all real and personal
We are pleased to announce that
Gus Katzenstein of the Thirty Fights,
who had his shoulder blade broken
in the run to the last fire, is rapidly
He will be able to sit up
in day or two.
Charles Curtis and J. O'Connor,
prominent members of the Olympic
Club of San Francisco, are in the city
their health. They may
give us an exhibition Of gymnastics
at Turn. Verein Hall before leaving.
The butchers of our city are request
ed to meet on Friday evening next at
s O'Clock in Brodes building, next
door to rn-Verein Hall. They will
make arrangements for participating
in the coming celebration.
Our enterprising neighbor across
the way has just found out that Small.
ley, the would be suicide, Is not dead
IL, oit,n h 10
death was discovered and corrected at
the time, so that our friends came In
at least week after the races.
Attention Is directed to the profess
sional card of Mrs. DR.. Brownell, who
has located In our city with all office
in Aliens Building. Mrs. DR.. Brow
nell is graduate of the Women's
Medical College, Philadelphia, and
has most excellent recommendations
We regret to learn that Mrs. J. c.
who started East few
days ago, was taken sick on the road
and was compelled to turn back. Mr..
Littlefeld received q dispatch last
evening stating that she Was aboard
the return Telegraph stage.
We are informed by Mr.. F. d. Wade,
agent of the Georgia Minstrels, that
his troupe will be here next Monday,
and will give a series of entertain
ments in our city. The hall for the
performances has not yet been Sc
cured, but will be announced In due
season. The Georgians are tirst-class
company, ,and they will give us show
worth seeing.
On Tuesday last Rev. d. T. Packard
united in marriage Mr.. Charles H.
Dane to Miss Marty L. Chase, both of
this city. Mr.. Dane is we'll known as
a rising attorney of the Los Angeles
bar, and Miss Chase has taken rank as
one of the leading music instructors OF
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Dane have
our best wishes for long life and q
merry one.
Mrs. Baldy has added to her list of
books sold by subscription, "Our First
Hundred Years." two volumes, by G..
Edward Lester, and "a la California;
Sketches of Life in the Golden State"
by Col. Albert S. Evans. Both works
are beautifully illustrated and valua-
BILE to the scholar and general reader.
Mrs. Badly should secure long list
of subscribers to these books.
The Odd Fellows Celebration Com
mlttee have selected for the Grand
Marshal of their parade on the coming
Fourth Col. J. M. Bassett, of Angelic
Lodge No. 1876. The following aids
have been appointed by the Grand
Marshal: l.. Loeb and Ben. A.
Stanard. from Los Angeles Lodge No.