Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-06
LOCAL I8REVITIES.
Council meets tonight.

Noue snoulu Iall 10 call on DeS
mond for a good hat.
County Recorder iles, his man,
friends will be glad to learn, is ran.
idly regaining health.
In the pool selling at the Fash.
ion Saloon last night, for to-day's
races, Fieland was the favorite.
Angelefos at San Francisco ho.
tells OIL the 4th inst: J. s. Craw.
ford, Palace; J. II. Dunsmoor, Cos
mopolitan.
There will be social party at
the Round House on Saturday eve
ming, June Sth Good music will
be provided.
Mr.. Fl. r. Brown got home from
San Francisco, where he had been
to attend the Musical Festival, by
overland train yesterday.
The fifth of the Unitarian Thur
days series of entertainments has
been POSTPONED till next Thursday,
OIL account of the Jubilee.
The Workingmen advertise in
this mornings HERALD that tn ey
VIII give a great picnic at City
Gardens on Sunday, June 10th.
Five hundred high graded sheep,
of the famous White & Denman
stock, are offered for sale in our
New To-Day. See advertisement.
Go to Desmond's hat store if you
want to get fine hat.
Charley Adams adverlises in the
San Bernardino papers for IL "iive
man" with $1,000 to 500 to 90
into the theatrical business i'm
thoroughly Legitimate way"
Col. w. ii. Norway, of Santa
Barbara, Deputy United States
Surveyor General, is paying Los
Angeles n visit. Our sauctum was
gladdened by his genial face yes
terday.
Mr.. Bishop, of the New Haven
and Boston Railroad. and party,
who came through from New Ha.
ven in a special palace car, have
been enjoying the sea bathing at
Santa Monica for a day or two
past.
Cushing and Thompson, the faro
men whose bank was pulled on
Tuesday night, were examined he.
fore Judge Peel yesterday. The
case was taken under advisement
and the decision will be rendered
to day.
A rural Republican, who was
present during part of the session
of the Democratic Convention on
Tuesday, remarked to a mocratic
friend: "This is a h-ll of a non.
partizan Conventions; the Demo-
Gratis are 'hogging' everything"
We direct attention to the ad.
vertisement of the Messrs. r. II.
Coleman & Son, agents for the Gel.
ebrated Packard and other organs.
They are also agents for some of
the most popular makers Of pianos.
All instruments will be sold on the
installmentp plan. The headquarters
OF the Messrs. Coleman are at the
bookstore of Levin & Co., Spring
street.
If you want fashionable hat go
to Desmond, the halter.
Capt. Roberts, of the Sespe, is in
the city. He tells us that the Los
Angeles OIL Company, 1T a depth
of $50 feet, have struck a deposit of
green petroleum of high grade.
An accident to the sand pump has
delayed the further prosecution of
the work of boring until 1t could
be repaired. The Captain will re-
sumo boring with his customary
energy when he returns to the
Sespe.
At meeting of tho stockholders
of the Los Angeles and Also
Avenue Street Railroad Company,
held in this city June 4th, the fol.
towing Board of Directors was
elected for the ensuing year: w.
H. Workman, w. HI. Perry, j. w.
Gillette, S. H. Mott, j. Il. Hollen-
beck and r. Grand. The Board
organized by the election of the
following officers: w. H. Work
man, President; j. w. Gillette,
Secretary, and W. II. Perry, Treas.
urer.
Go TO Desmond, the only halter
in the city, for your hats.
A great many of those who at.
tended the Jubilee yesterday think
the management acted unfairly by
them in not announcing the
preaching-prayer prelude. They
say that If the proper notice had
been given those who wanted to be
preached at and prayed over could
have gone there an hour earlier,
and those who bough tickets under
the impression that the entertain
ment was to be a musical festival
only, could have remained away
until it was time for the music to
commence.