Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The church directory will be
found on the fourth page.
The steamer Ancon Is due from
San Francisco this morning.
On dit that one OF our most en-.
terpisiny Hebrew merchants is
to be married shortly.
Frank Ely, native of Germany,
was yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Stephens.
There were light showers of rain
at San Francisco yesterday, with
indications for more last night.
Five dollars reward will be pa d
at this Office on the return of q
wallet containing papers. See sd-
vertisement.
The Jewish New Year was a.
most universally observed as a
holiday yesterday by members of
that persuasion.
The types yesterday made US say
that Mr.. l. NJ. Holt would talk to
the people of Santa Cruz instead of
Santa Ana, as we wrote.
Judge McNealIy arrived from San
Bernardino yesterday and is regis
tered at the st. Charles. He leaves
for San Diego per steamer Ancon
to-day.
Persons desiring to secure the
most delightful quarters Ia the
city can be accommodated with
rooms en- suite or single at the
Kimball Mansion.
Col. Tom Mott, Clerk of the Su.
preme Court for the Southern Dis
trict, will take possession of his
new office in the Hellmau- Mascarel
Block on Tuesday next, October lst.
Los Angeles residents at San
Francisco hotels on the 9th: B. P.
Mansfield, B. F. Coulter. Palace; j.
Congreve, E. Bouton, Russ House;
3. G. Hubbell, wife aud child, The
Baldwin; J. s. Clapp, j. A. John.
son, American Exchange.
By some happy accident a num-
ber Of shade trees alignlng our
principal thoroughfares are being
trimmed. There is still room for
much pruning, however, as one
can hardly walk along any street
without risking the fate of Absa-
lOm of old.
"Can such things be and ever
come US like u Summers cloud,
without our special WONDER" ex-
claimed P. NJ. Dunkelherger yes
terday, az lie saw the Gloster-llke
figure Of Gen. j. II. Briefly ascend
ing the stairway of the Odd Fell
lows building.
For once, at least, Postmaster
Dunkelberger Is pious. He is
sprawllng all over the "anxious
BENCH" and on the dragged edgen
of 1t, so to speak. We shall all see
what we shall seeI Profound oh
servation ! Rithy sentiment III
True to the life. nevertheless.
The miners of Trabuco Caf{op
have formed district, to he known
as the Trabuco district. J. r. Mat
thews is Recorded. One section of
their laws reads as follows. "No
Chinamen will be allowed to 10.
cate, purchase or work upon any
mineral bearing lode in this dis
trict."
The San Francisco train, due
here at 1loa p. NJ, did not get in
till 8 o'clock last evening, The de-
tention, we learn from a passenger,
was caused by the sinking of about
900 yards Of the new track between
Martinez and Antioch, which
made 1t necessary for the train to
return to Oakland and come by
the old route.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
elsew here, that the renovated and
refurnlshed Pico' House is ready for
the reception of guests under the
proprietorship Of Mr.. Francisco
Pic0. This gentleman Is deserved
Iy popular amongst large circle oil
friends and he emphatically knows
how to keep q hotel. We predict
for the Pico under its new manage.
ment a brilliant career,
The double column advertise,
ment OF the Messrs. Dillon & Ken
eAly appears in our New To-Day
These enterprising dealers have
stock of attractive and fashionable
novelties In the dry goods line
which our lady readers will bs
much interested In examining. Tht
bargains to be obtained there ar,
rich and rare. Obliging salesmer
8 and low prices add to the induce
I ments,
! The Southern District Agricul
], tural Association, 10 addition t.
j their already extensive list o
premiums, have decided 10 offer
purse OF one hundred dollars to b
l. contested for by the fire and hos
companies of the district. Eacl
It company lin uniforml to draw
a carriage Weighing 400 pounds: dis
Is tance, one-hslf mile. Entire
eay 30 mllt Rn ID She dl day G
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