Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
gos Aagelss 9emla.
LOCAL ISREVITIES.


The schooner Western Home ar
rived at San Pedro yesterday with
lumber for Perry, Woodworth & Co.
We are to have some entertain
ments from Prof. Plummer, the comic
delineatOr and elocutionist.
The revolutionary documents which
were in the possession of Mr.. II. III.
Harmon have been sold for $500.
The steamer Los Angeles is due to-
day. She has 1OS tons of freight for
Santa Monica and 118 tons for San
Pedro.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have opened an
office at Seven Palms, point now
reached by the S. 2. r. r. East of
Whitewater.
The members af the Congregational
church will hold social tomorrow
evening at the residence of Mr.. J. J.
Thomas, one door below Fifth street
on Fort.
John J. Valentine, General Super
intendent of Wells, Fargo " Co.'s ex-
press, has gone to San Diego. He will
go to San Francisco on the OriZaba,
which leaves San Pedro tomorrow.
The coaches of the California and
Arizona Stage Company, James Stew
arts line, now connect with the S. p
II. r.. at Seven Palms for all points in
Arizona.
He was pilgrim was here for his
health-he was seeking climate-he
went to Whitewater-found it-and is
now returning to the Jersey shore and
says he has seen all of Arizona eli
mate that he cares to.
AT last the sidewalk on Main street,
between the Fashion stables and Sig
norets Block, has been completed, to
the great comfort and satisfaction of
pedestrians who live in that portion Of
the city. 1t was done none too soon.
Our friend Allen of the Arizona and
New Mexico Express Company who
so ably assisted us in the effort to see
-" Nadeau's horn" in Tehachapo valley
one dark night not long since, arrived
in this city last Saturday.
She Japs have been delayed by bad
roads and did not appear in San Diego
until last Saturday. This may delay
their arrival in Los Angeles, but we
10 NOT rod fn fcf 1xyntx.
that such is the case.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunlap leaves
in few days for San Francisco with
four deserters from the schooner Twi-
light, now lying at San Pedro. They
will be turned over to the United
States Grand Jury.
The Los Angeles Mutual Aid and
Protective Society have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Hon. G. w. Bush; Vice
President, George O. Tiffany; Secre-
tary, Joseph Huber, Jr. Treasurer, ID.
Rivara.
The following committees have been
for the ball of the Irish Lit
erary and Social Club Oh the evening
of st. Patrick's Day: Reception Com
mittee, Michael Hopkins, Daniel Muir
ply, Walter Davereux; Floor Mana
gers, j. p. McInery, Thos. Bolan and
Charles Hagan.
we are Offering unusual induce
ments to purchasers of clothing, and
can safely guarantee you q saving of
fully fifty per cent. if you will but eX-
anime our mammoth stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere: Important, under
the Lafayette Hotel.
The remains of the late Thomas IT.
Hurdick We're consigned to their last
resting place on Sunday afternoon.
He was buried by his brother MasOns
and the beautiful and impressive bur-
ial service of the Order was listened to
by a large number of Masons and
large concourse of friends and mourn
ers.
Capt. Harris drilled his company
last night at Turn Verein Hall, and
they are fast learning the usual rou-
tine to WHICH the soldier is subjected.
We suggest that the Captain intro
duce the man@uvres by which he cir
cumvents the thieves, burglars and
incendiaries, then they will be useful
in time of peace, as well as orna-
mental.
The Royal Japs, as announced in
their advertisement, will be here one
week from tomorrow and will give
an entertainment in Turn-Verein
Hall. The company is on its way to
Philadelphia, where it will become a
feature OF Barnum's Centennial Hip
podr0me. The japanese are thorough
acrobats and leger-demain perfOrm~
ers, and they will draw well.
Piper's Opera House company will
reopen at Merced Theatre next Fri
day evening, under the management
Of Mr.. Woodworth. Since leaving
Los Angeles several valuable addi-
tions have been made to the compa-
ny, such as Miss Louisa Irving, the
Mocking Bird vocalist, ,and Herr Neil
son, Violin soloist. The company has
just concluded prosperous season in
San Bernardino.
A most delightful time was had at
La Dow school house, some three or
four miles below the city, last Friday
evening, on the occasion of the enter
taiument and ball for the benefit of
the school fund. Professors Knell and
Areyalo, and Mr.. Mendei Meyer of our
CITY, to gether with Professor Saxon Of
the Ballona, furnished the literary and
musical entertainment. Prof. Saxon
favored the company by the recitation