Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-25
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LOCAL BREVLTIES.
City Dads tonight.

The Ancon sails for San Francisco
to-day.
The Los Angeles Guards held a
meeting at their armory last night.
Judge Willis, County Judge Of San
Bernardino, is in the city.
WANTED 500 smiling faces at
Woods Opera House Tonight
Some of the old citizens of Ana
helm are intending to get up gener.
al picnic at Santiago on Sunday next.
Miss Madegan's funeral takes place
at II o'clock this morning instead of
10, as advertised.
Sam Swain and Carrie st. Leon at
Woods Opera House tonight.
The Spanish American Benevolent
Society will hold their picnic at the
Arroyo Seco on Sunday, June 1lth.
The articles of incorporation of a
new oil company were filed Tuesday,
as well as several new deeds in the
San Fernando region.
Woods Opera House.
Mr.. Thatcher, the popular jeweler,
has received invoices of the Interna-
tional and Southern Pacific watches.
These watches are accurate, the cases
are finely finished, and are ornanen-
tai as well as useful.
Attention is directed to the an
nouncement this morning of new
time schedule on the S. p. r. r., to
take effect May Goth. Very material
changes have been made in the run
ming of trains North and South.
Yesterday Messrs. Barbee & Gates
sold the interest of Major E. M. Ross
in the San Gorgonia Ranch for five
thousand dollars.
Mendle Meyers long expected in
voice of linen goods have at last ar
rived from New York. Our lady
friends will do we'll to make a note of
this fact.
The little child of Mr.. Roberts, of
Anaheim, who swallowed concentrat-
ed lye few days ago, is in fair way
to recover from the injuries it re-
ceived.
The best regulated Theatre in town
Woods Opera House.
Messrs. R Page, r Denton, A
Scott, and E Bryant of the San Fer
nando Oil Works have returned from
San Francisco and are at the st.
Charles.
We understand that Mr.. F. Lam
bourn contemplates the erection OF a
fine two story building on Also street.
The lower story will consist of four
stores and the upper one to be devoted
to rooms suitable for offices etc.
Remember the picnic of Confidence
Engine company at Washington Gar
dens next Sunday. The fire boys
should have a fine benefit.
Let the cry be tonight, "Wood's
Opera Housep'
"Oh, kill me quick, for 1 am too
sweet to live.n These were the re-
marks of happy man, who was over
joyed after purchasing one of those
stylish and cheap suits at the Great
Important, under the Lafayette Ho-
tel.
Mr.. L. II. Titus, of San Gabriel Mis-
sion, will start for the East to-day.
He takes his fine filly EchOra to Phil
adeIphia, where she has been entered
for the Centennial races. Mr.. Titus is
liberal and enterprsing citizen, and
we hope that he may enjoy the trip
and win laurels with his horse.
Mr.. R.W. Ready, one of our accom-
plished teachers, will open private
school on Monday, June 5th, in the
Bath street school building. He will
continue the class for three months,
or until near the time for the reopen
ing of the public schools.
Fabbri Opera Troupe has left,
Woods Opera House remains.
Friends of turf sports should not for
get the benefit on Friday for Billy
Jonathan, the popular trainer, who
| will take Mr.. Titus colts East. Sew
eral we'll known horses will be on the
track.
Mr.. A. L. Whitney, formerly in
charge of the postoffice of Minneapo-
lis, and Mr.. l. A. Dunsmoor, formerly
of Minneapolis, well known here as
| the senior member OF the firm of
Dunsmoor Brothers. have purchased
| four and six acres respectively on Ad-
ans street. They intend to build res
licences soon.
Change of programme twice week
at Woods Opera House.
Cameron, the champion caterer to
public taste, has on the way to Los
Angeles large lot of fish, HOLSTERS,
crawfish, etc., which he will sell at
reasonable rates. He knows What
popular taste demands and is general
ly prepared for any emergency.
Ten dollars nowadays is great
deal of money, and those who doubt it
let them go to the Great Important
and see what large quantity of cloth
ing and underwear ten dollars will
buy.
Mr.. A. H. Greenleafof San Francis
co, who has been sojourning in our
city for the last ten days, left for home
yesterday by the Coast Line Stage.
He left with load at his heart, not
so much of going from our sunny
cline to the fogs of San Francisco as
from the fact that Los Angeles con-
tains multitude of beautiful girls,
one of whom he is willing to swear is
an angel. Bon voyage, Abe. We
need not invite you to come again, as
we know you will come without an
invitation.