Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-16
LOCAL BR

The Orizaba sails for San Fran.
cisco TO day.
The Cathedral choir are busy re-
hearsing Beethoven's First Mass in
G for Easter Sunday.
A servant girl to do general
housewoik is advertised for in our
New To-Day"
Warner will make the banjo talk
at Woods Opera House.
Two fresh Durham milk cows
are advertised for sale in our "New
To-Day
Tuesday next is the date assigned
for the departure of the band of
Troubadours for their romantic
ramble to San Diego county.
Attention is directed to the ad
vertisement of Fl. Rambe z, who Of
fers his improved farm, near the
Fulton Springs. for sale.
Mr.. Beaudry's street opening OPP
erations, on the edge of Fort Hill,
are being prosecuted with great
vigor and on a scale of considerable
magnitude.
Gen. E. +. Beale, late United
States Minister to Austria, and q
gentleman universally known in
California, is registered at the Pieo
House.
We acknowledge the receipt of
mplimentary tickets to the St.
Patrick's bali of the Clan.Na-G Gael
Skirmishing Club, which takes
place at Union Hall this evening.
AngeleiIos registered at San Fran
cisco hotels on the l4th: J. Bixby,
Grand; w. r. Rowland, b. G. Tru-
man, Palace; Miss +. A. Ham,
mond, Cosmopolitan; VIM. McVey,
American Exchange.
Col. Chain els Scott, of the Buena
Vista Ranch, San Diego county,
paid US a visit yesterday. Col.
Scott has hosts of friends in this
section who will be glad to make
him welcome.
Twenty-eight first-class artists at
Woods Opera House.
Mr.. G. Broderick Smith, of Liv-
erpool. England, is paying our city
a visit. Mr.. Smith visits this
country for the purpose of looking
after the interests of the English
owners in the Santa Rosa ranch.
Gen. Roley opens his saloon in
the Central Block this evening, by
gas-light. The lunch for the occa-
sion has been prepared by Dol,
which is equivalent to saying that
1t will be nonpariel.
Strange to say, not Notwithstanding
the fine season, and everything,
business continues dull in Los An
geles. The farmers are putting in
the last licks at their crops, which
fact explains the matter. They
can't afford to come to town just
now.
Our friend Mike Hare is the latest
happy man, his wife having jus t
presented him with a daughter who
recorded at her birth the respecta-
ole avoirdupois of eleven aud a hall
pounds.
A Chinaman arraisued for as.
sault, and James Whitney for tres.
pass in having slept in an outhouse
the previous night, were discharged
by the City Judge yesterday, the
evidence having been insufficient
to convict.
Fun, fun, fun aud JOLT y at Woods
Opera House.
The Board ofSupervisors held al
informal meeting yesterday to dis
cuss the Wilmington harbor bill
No conclusion was reached and the
Board adjourned to meet on Mon.
day next, when their views will bt
put in definite shape and forwarded
to the Los Angeles delegation al
Sacramento.
J. NJ. Valdez was tried before {
jury in Judge Peel's Court yester
day on the charge of drawing ,
deadly weapon on Jose Repetto
The jury failed to agree, standing
nine for acquittal and three fo
conviction, when, the matter being
left to him, the Judge discharged
the accused.
Sheriff Mitchell informs us tha
he has not yet received any oflicia
j notification from the Suprem,
Court to prepare accommodation
for that body. The law provide
that, if the State authorities fail {,
provide room facilities, the Sherit
of Los Angeles county, on the or
. der of the Court, shall do so.
Two fine Norman horses, belong
ing to Mr.. Theodore Skillman, hav
arrived at Durfee's stables, No. 16
e Main street. They are of the ia
nous PercherOn breed. One q
!, them, which Is only three year
old, weighs 1850 pounds. The 9th
s er, which is four years old, presse
n the scales down to 1925 pounds
n They are perfect beauties and ar
!, of the most famous draught horse
bred in the world.