Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
LOCAL BHEVITIF@.

. Ildll Is DelUS Cub up
into offices. 1t is IL good location.
The Northern and Eastern mails
will close to-day at 1880 A. NJ.
Fish chowder to-day at IL O'Clock at
the Orient Saloon.
Officer Charles has found the horse
and wagon that was lost.
The Coast Line Stage arrived at 4:30
P. NJ. yesterday, and the Telegraph
Stage at 6:l5, with large through
mail and express.
Officer Twomey was tried yesterday
before Judge Trafford. A jury being
waived the Judge heard the testimo-
ny and discharged the accused.
Now is the time to visit Washing
ton Garden. 1t is a cool and delight
full place and the road good. Take q
ride.
Mrs. f. L. Watson will lecture at
the Good Templars Hall on Friday
evening at 1880, p. NJ. Admission %
cents.
Lips, Craigue & Co., have very
fine stock of wines and liquors of the
best brand. They have large guam
tity of the favorite Cucamongo wine.
Joseph Perry, for IS months cook at
the Horton House, San Diego, has
now taken charge of the CUISINE of the
Grand Central Hotel.
The Schooner Arago with cargo of
lumber for Darrell Lathion & Co. Los.
Angeles arrived at Santa Monica yes
terday.
A letter containing two photographs
addressed to L. 3. Witherow was
found on the street last evening. The
owner can recover it by calling at
this office.
Don Mateo Keller's house has been
photographed. Messrs. Mathews and
Coleman, with several of the fair sex,
were included in the picture and add
ed much to its appearance.
The marriage service used by DR..
White at the double wedding yester-
day, was purely original production,
and not as stated by the Express, II
Protestant Episcopal ritual; in fact, it
bles none We have ever heard.
About three O'Clock Wednesday
morning Dr. Brooke was called into
the country and assisted at the birth
of triplets. Two of them are doing
well, and the other is q permanent
fixture in the Doctors office.
A very fine gold watch and chain,
valued at $3.50, will be raflied off at
the Fashion Saloon as soon as the tick
cts are sold. 1t is a beautiful piece of
property and may be seen at the FASH
ion every evening.
Yesterday Drs. Wise and Brooke, as.
sisted by DR.. Hawley, removed the
tbia from a mans' leg. We easked the
DR.. to rise and explain, and by that
means found that it was the shin
bone that Was cut out.
Robinson, of the Palace Shaving Sa-
loon, says he can make a living and
shave for fifteen cents. We heard
him yesterday tell n friend, who was
bound East, that he could tell his
friends that they need never expect to
see him again unless on a flying visit.
Professor Havel, who had the
grand sale of pianos and organs q
short time ago, seems to be fraud, as
the owners of the instruments never
received cent. An agent of the own
ers is desirous OF an interview, but it
seems he will have to go to New Zea-
land to get it.
Col. Hewitt, Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, and VIM.
Pridham, the agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co., went to Whitewater yesterday to
move the office twenty miles below
that place, the track having been laid.
They are making quick work on that
line.
A fine gun and equipments will be
raffled soon at the Cosmopolitan Sa-
loon, on Main street, under Temple
Block. The gun belongs to gentle
man who is going away aud cannot
take it with him, and, although it is
worth seventy-fve dollars, he will,
under the circumstances, put it at for
ty dollars, one dollar a chance, in or
| der to get it off soon.
A milk wagon went down CONNER
cal street a few mornings ago at q
furious rate, the driver having lost
his hold of the reins The cans jumped
out all along the street and scattered
the contents in every direction. This
is the first runaway for long time
where any damage was done.
We call attention to the card OF
Doctors Kurtz and Rene in another
column. Doctor Kurtz is we'll known
here as a successful and highly educa-
ted physician, and we hardly need to
say anything about him. DIR. Rene,
also a German, has been assistant OF
the occulist, DR.. II. F. Smith in San
Francisco. He promises the firm to
he a strong and very successful one.
Yesterday we visited the Saddlery
and Harness establishment of our old
friend S. C. Foy, No. II, Los Angeles
street, the pioneer of that business in
this city. Among the great variety
| of goods in that line, we were particu-
larry pleased with pair of hHness
male TO order for the truck of Mr.
III. Newmark. 1t is the best combi'
nation of beauty and strength we
have ever witnessed, made of the best
leather and plenty of it, and work
manship that we do not think can be
surpassed.
We had the pleasure yesterday o.
meeting our old time friend Gen