Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-07
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LOCAL T2REVITIES.
The Grand Jury is in session.

house for sale.
Sale of Morris Vineyard property
to-day.
The Board of Education will meet
this evening.
A fast driver paid five dollars to the
Mayor yesterday.
Messrs. Barbee & Gates have the
sale of Boyle Heights property.
The steamer Mohongo arrived yes
terday.
The Senator leaves San Francisco
to-day.
Col. Gray left yesterday for San
Francisco.
Some lost keys may be found at the
HERAD office.
Mr.. Geo. E. Gard officiates as Deputy
County Recorder.
The steamer San Luis will take the
place of the wrecked Kalorama.
Mr.. G. w. Leahy the turfman is at
the Grand Central.
The Grand Jury has before it, the
blind man August Rose so shamefully.
At half past four P. NJ. yesterday
it was raining hard At Caliente and
San Fernando.
The San Fernando train made trip
to Anaheim yesterday which was the
first for two weeks.
The Board of Supervisors opened
their regular monthly session yester-
day.
Mr.. John J. Valentine, General Su-
perintendent of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express, is in the city.
Tullis of the Sunbeam Gallery is
taking some splendid views of build
ings and cottages about the city.
Before buying rour clothings boots,
shoes, hats, etc., don't fail to call on
the "Tmportant." u
The steamer Orizaba sailed from San
Pedro Sunday morning at o'lock with
12l passengers, 400 tons freight, mails
and express.
A turn-table for the railroad at
Seven Palms was sent up yesterday.
This station is at the end of the line
seven miles beyond Whitewater.
Col. Chipley former resident of Los
Angeles and man of large means is
registered at the Grand Central. He
is stopping in our city for his helth.
There was a general abandonment
ofpeanut stands and the like yester-
day. The new ordinance was en-
forced.
The rifle section of the Turn-Verein
had their first drill last evening. They
have selected the regulation Govern
ment rifle for their arms.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Go
to the Important,n under the Lafay-
cite Hotel, for your stylish clothing,
on the opening day, Saturday, March
4th. y
To-day and tomorrow will take
place the auction sale of Morris Vine
yard property. Our real estate buy
ers are all on the lookout for the af-
fair, and they are certain to secure
some cheap property.
Bradford's great painting, "The
9olaris in Winter Quarters, in Thank
God Harbor,u is on exhibition at Nor
ris, Schwab & Co.'S Art Gallery, 81 Post
street, San Francisco. Los Angeles
people visiting the city should not
fail to see this great work of art.
Mrs. Kimball of the Kimball Man.
sion, in company with several ladies
and gentlemen, guests of the house,
left yesterday on the steamer Mohon-
go for San Diego, where the party will
spend few days visiting friends and
prospecting the lower country.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Mayor Beaudry which ap-
pears this morning announcing the
sale of large number of city lots and
some improved property. The sale
will take place on the Goth inst. under
the hammer of Messrs. Jones q
Noyes.
SherifAlexander has appointed the
following deputies: Under Sheriff, ii.
Mitchell; for Anaheim, Richard Bar
ham; Los Nietos, S. G. Reynolds;
Wilmington, r. B. Hayes; Los Ange-
les. Emil Harris and w. l.. Banning.
These are all appointments eminently
fit to be made.
The following is a list of the Grand
Jury which convened yesterday
Chris. Fluhr, Henry Wartenberg, A.
Eldred, Roberman, David Lewis, J. II.
GRAY, A. Briswalter, Albert Biles, e..
X. Green, H. J. Crow, B. Cohen, M.
Levy, B. f. Vantress, ID. @. Lewis and
A. Heller. Mr. Toberman was elected
| Foreman.
Mendel Meyer celebrates his BIRTH
day tomorrow evening. We did not
learn what birthday it is, but feel
confident that he is fast approaching
| old bachelOrdom if he is not there
now. Mendel, let this festive occasion
remind you that it is time you were
looking for wife before you are ire
trievably gone.
Mrs. e. McGehee of San Francisco
writes to us to Inquire concerning the
whereabouts of her two brothers,
| James and Albert Leonard-a carpen-
ter and timer, respectively. She says
! that Albert went up to the San Fer
nando oil regions to work, and she has
not heard from him or his brother
since. Any information concerning
these men may be communicated to
the inquirer, Twentieth street, San
Francisco, in care of Mr.. d. Davidson,
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