Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-26
LOCAL BLcEVITIES,


the race track.
Mcssrs. R. M. Widney and s. NJ.
White returned overland from San
Francisco yesterday.
The annual picnic of the Red
Men will take place at the City
Gardens Sunday, May Goth.
The barley, after having lodged,
has concluded to get up again. So
the report reaches us from the
country.
Fasteners curious as to our oil
developments are feature of the
transient population of Los Ange-
les, of late.
A quorum of the City Fathers
having failed to put in an appear
ance last evening, Council was ad-
journed until next Thursday.
A lost bracelet, for the return of
which liberal re ward will be paid,
is advertised under New To-Day in
this mornings HERALD.
The attention of contractors is
directed to the advertisement of
Nose ]. Thompson, calling for bids
for grading, which appears in our
New To-Dya.
Mr.. nj. H. Kimball, we under
stand, proposes to throw open
Union Hallas skating rink dur
ing the afternoons and some even.
ings during each week.
Mrs. J. de Ba,th Shorb, child and
servant, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson
and Miss Ruth Wilson, of San Cab.
riel, were registered at the Occi-
dental Hotel, San Francisco, on
the Oath inst.
Angelefios at San Francisco no.
tells on the Oath inst: ID. Freeman,
r. Garvey, The Baldwin; r. A.
Ling, j. H. Hester aud wife, Russ
House; G. Brown, International.
The Round House ball will
take place Saturday evening, it
having been postponed on account
of the weather. Mr.. Klaiber has
made every arrangement TO assure
its being an entire success.
Mr.. J. Lenoir, furniture dealer,
Cardona Block, has adopted the
plan of selling furniture on month
ly installments to reliable parties
q most convenient arrangement for
persons of limited means who wish
to commence house keeping.
A young man named Thomas
Winston, while passing the corner
of Requena and Wilmington
streets, about o'clock on We'd
nesday evening, was stabbed by a
Mexican, who sprang upon him
from dark corner, intiicting a
painful but not serious cut on his
left arm. His assailant escaped.
Col, J. J. Ayers and Mr.. ii. II.
Hazard returned yesterday from a
visit to Pomona, Riverside, San
Barnardino and other places in the
interest of the Home Industry
League. Mr.. Ayers informs us that
the reports as to the amount of
lodged grain Throughout the sections
named are much exaggerated.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
elsewhere, that Mr.. w. II. Tuthill,
the manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine interest in Los Angeles,
has removed to No. 90 Spring
street, Central Block. Those who
desire to patronize this sterling
machine will find Mr.. Tuthill pre-
pared to respond to their demands
with his usual politeness.
More fun for less money than any
place in town at Woods Opera
House.
| From q telegram received by Mr..
E. +. Spence, last night, we learn
that Governor Coles Bashford,
former Secretary OF the Territory
of Arizona, died at Prescott, in that
Territory, from heart disease at II
o'clock yesterday morning. The
deceased, we believe, was at one
time Governor of the State oil
| Wisconsin and has filled various
other offices, both State aud Fed
erat.
1t gives US pleasure to direct The
attention of our readers to the
large stock of goods advertised by
Mr.. III. Susskind, knowing as we
do that the most fastidous taste
can be there suited, both in mate
rial and atyle. Mr.. Susskind's as
sortment comprises mems and
boys suits, every variety of gentle.
mems furnishing goods, hats of thu
latest mode aud boots and shoes
from the best manufacturers. I'll,
makes q specially of shirts, which
are made after model invented
by himself, for which he has APP
, Piled for q patent, and which Civ,
an uneqalled strength and durabil
ity to that Indispensable garment
In addition to the quality of his
: goods being nonpareil, Mr.. Suss
KINDS purchases being made a
the East, he is enabled to sell a
: prices which, for cheapness, canno
be excelled on the coast.