Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-13
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TUESDAY,. ......JUNE 13, 1876.
BREVITIES.
The Ancon is due to. morrow.

The local employees of the Southern
Pacific road were paid off yesterday.
The thermometer stood 1852 at the
Tunnel yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Hansen is visiting in San
Francisco.
Three car loads of Cinnamon were
dispatched to the Tunnel yesterday.
The Orizaba sailed for San Francis
co Sunday.
Belle Cha mberlain gives spiritual
seance at the Court Room this even
ing.
Elder J. w. Webb will lecture at
the Fort street M. E. church to-mor-
row evening.
The Los Angeles sails for san Fran
cisco to-day. The train leaves the s.
T. Il. r. depot at 10:20 A. NJ.
An eligible house on Fort street
next to the corner of First is offered
for sale ia our advertising columns~
They have a wife .beater In River
side and the NeWs wants him taken
out of town a la clothes pin. Good.
The Odd Fellows of our city have
decided to parade in full force on the
Fourth of July.
Arrived, barkentine @. L. Taylor,
Capt. Bergman, from Port Blakely
with 100000 feet of lumber for J. G.
Jackson.
A public installation of officers by
the several Lodges of Odd Fellows in
our city, to take place about July 4th,
is among the things talked of.
The thermometer crept up to go in
the shade yesterday. Linen coats
were in full bloom and soda men
reaped harvest of five cent pieces.
Arrived, barkentine Victor, Captain
Sicvert, from Port Gamble, bringing
480, 600 feet of lumber for Griffith,
Lynch & Co.
A new temple of Jannisaries of
Light has been organized in the city
with eight lady members. 1t is styled
Argonaut Temple No. Is.
A small brass key which was picked
up last Sunday, may be recovered on
application at this office and payment
Of advertising charges.
The EIpress was not in with the
robbery of the Telegraph Stage last
Friday night. 1t did not find out that
the robbery had taken place until
Monday evening following.
A little ten-year-old son of Mr..
Cook of the Oriental House, fell from
the second story window of the build
ing yesterday and struck with full
force upon the sidewalk. Almost mi
raculOusly the little fellow escaped
with only few scratches and bruises.
The interesting public seance of
Belle Chamberlain will be held at the
Court House at y o'clock Tuesday
evening June 18th. Under control of
spirits she answers questions, and
gives numerous tests as Seer and
Clairandient to the persons present.
Admittance fifty cents.
DR.. Shaw and wife expect to leave
on the 10th inst, for a trip to the Gen.
tennial. We congratulate our friends
on the pleasant journey before them,
and at the same time have our misgiv.
ipgs as to whether we shall see any
baskets of luscious peaches during the
Summer. However our loss is their
gain, and we wish them bon vOydge.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. j. G. Gordon, an
nouncing the opening of the new ho-
tel in East Los Angeles, to he known
hereafter as the Gordon House. The
building is entirely new, and affords
elegant rooms, single and en- suite,
with all modern improvements. First
class board will be supplied. The
horse cars pass the hotel every thirty
minutes, and the place is excellently
suited for a summer residence for our
business men.
We are in receipt of note from
Sister Scholastica, extending an invi-
tation to the HERALD to be present at
the :" Bower" on Wednesday, June
l4th, at 10 A. NJ, when the children
attending the school will receive their
commencement honors. the annual
public exercises of the Catholic
schools, including both the Sisters
and Brothers institutions, are always
of the highest interest. The present
exercises will be more than usually
entertaining, and we expect to see a
large attendance. The HERALD will
certainly be present.
A serious smash-up occurred on San
Pedro street in the vicinity of the In.
dependence depot Sunday. Mr..
Fisher of the Chicago saloon with a
companion was driving down the
street, when the horse became fright.
ened at the near approach of an en-
gine. Turning sharply around he up
set the buggy and threw the occu-
pants to the ground. Mr.. Fisher fell
in safe spot and was only slightly
| bruised. His companion hardly
missed striking upon the railroad
track, and the engine almost brushed
against him as it passed. The gentle
man had one hand severely Injured.
The buggy proved total wreck. 1t
was the property of the Fashion Sta
bles.
Our friend Mr.. L. E Page Is again
entitled to our congratulations. This
time not in business way nor yet
In the very common family event,
wherein congratulations are rendered,
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