Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

council al 1850 this afternoon.
Six canvassers are advertised fol
in our New To-Day.
The Stereopticon at Turn. ereir
Hall tonight.
We learn that the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society netted about
$400 by the calico ball.
DIR. Giber5on and wife and Miss
Giberson returned from San Fran.
cisco by overland train yesterday.
Miss F. A. Hammond was among
the Angeleiios who got back from
San Francisco overland yesterday
Three new stars at Woods Opera
House next week. Bear this in
mind.
There are kilograms at the West.
ern Union telegraph office fol
Adolph Kreive and Mrs. f.. Ii.
Kincaid.
Mr.. Meyer J. Newmark, who has
been spending some days in San
Francisco, arrived home yesterday
by overland train.
Gen. Kautz, commandant of the
Department of Arizona, passed
through Los Angeles yesterday, Ell
route to San Francisco.
If you have lost your appetite go
to Woods Opera House for one
evening and you can eat six meals
day forever after.
Mr.. Beaudry is laying down cast
iron water mains on the princi pal
street leading down from the Hill
Park.
Mr.. Tozier, The Superintendent of
the Santa Rita mines, Arizona,
passed through Los Angeles yes
terday.
Have you seen the telephone? If
not do so Immediately at Woods
Opera House.
Mr.. K. NJ. Railton, of the Central
Pacific Raj lway, with his wife, Is
paying Los Angeles visit. They
are registered at the Pico House.
First appearance of Henri Stuart,
the champion clog and jig dancer
of the world, tonight at Woods
Opera House.
Deputy United States Surveyor
Mimic has come down from San
francisco to re.survey the Jurupo
Rancho.
The officers aud members of Oh
i've Lodge, No. 20, X. of P, are
notified in our New To-Day to ap.
pear at their Castle Hall this eve
ming for work in the third degree.
There was an alarm of fire about
dusk last night which proved to be
false one. 1t was caused by the
burning of some brush on MAJOR
Bells place, on Figueroa street.
We are again indebted to our
friend Captain Jack Hathwell for
an exquisite bouquet of roses, vio-
lets, heliotropes and many of the
other beautiful flowers with which
our gardens now abound.
Our readers should not fail to at
tend the lecture of DR.. Lindley-
"The Turk in History"-for the
benefit of the Free Dispensary, at
Good Templars' Hall, on Friday
night.
The Messrs. Marxsen & Schroe-
der having repaired their gas appa-
ratus will give their Oxy-Hydrogen
Stereopticon exhibition at Turn.
Vereiu Hall tonight.
The overland passenger list yes
terday was the largest known for
months. The hotels are profiting
by largely increased travel from
all points.
The eighth infantry band and
other headquarters appurtenances
passed through Los Angeles yes
terday, en- route from Arizona to
their new station up North.
DR.. Lupp0 yesterday arrested a
milk man for driving q horse with
O sore shoulder. The case will be
examined before Judge Peel this
morning.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Col. Chaplin yesterday. The Colo
mel has been acting as Superin-
tendent of mine out near Ivan
pah and speaks we'll Of the mineral
outlook of that section.
Our old San Diego friend Jim
Holden put in appearance In Los
Angeles yesterday. He is largely
interested in the Oro Blanco mines,
near Tucson, Arizona. He left on
the train for San Francisco yester-
day.
The tIial Of Waggeman, which
was to have taken place before
Judge Carrlllo at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, for cutting out the
tongue of his COW, was postponed
till Monday next at the same hour.
P. w. Dooner appears on behalf of
the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals and Stephen