Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Business is decidedly reviving.

Money is once again beginning
to circulate freely.
The Constitutional election comes
off on Wednesday, June 10Th.
A patent has been issued TO Da-
vid Healey, of Los Angeles, for
Waste Traps.
After all, they have to fall back
on Los Angeles for the genuine ar
ticle of Jubilee.
Judge Lindley announces him
self as an Independent candidate
for the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Col. Norway has gone out to sur
vey government timber lands,
toward the San Fernando oil re-
giOn.
A light shower of rain COM
menced to fall about 10 O'Clock
last night and continued for few
minutes.
Cushing and Thompson, whose
case was taken under advisement
by Judge Peel, were yesterday
fined $40 each.
We understand that work Is ac.
lively being pushed forward on the
Tnistlewait silver mines in the
Santiago CafIsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Rose and
Masters II. E. and L. J. Rose re-
turned from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
Day before yesterday, about II
o'clock A. NJ, there was sharp
shower, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, on the mountains
above the Verdugo.
Los Angelo, residents at San
Francisco hotels on the 5th: r. a.
Ling, Russ House; Mrs. Mason, Ia
ternational; s. Harris, Lick House;
o. Crandall, American Exchange.
The Executive Committe of the
Calathumpians have ordered that
meeting of the Order be held in
Judge TraffJrd's office next Satur-
day night to make arrangements
for q proper celebration of the
coming Fourth of July.
Santa Ana Times: r. NJ. Dun.
gan, living about two miles west
Of town, succeeded, last Thursday,
in obtaining quite u good flow in
an artesian we'll that was being
bored for him by II. n. Dana. At
a depth of eighty-two feet u six
inch flow was struck.
We are plaased to note that Mr..
w. H. Ramsey has associated with
him in the sale of the Continen
Company's Standard oils, Mr..
Charles M. Smith, of this city.
MIR. Smith Is a young gentleman
we'll and favorably known to our
citizens, and we feel assured that
the new firm Of Ramsey Il Smith
will give entire satisfaction TO all
with whom they may do business.
Mr.. Ed. O'Melveny was married
last night to Miss Bishop, at the
residence of the groom's parents.
Somewhat after ten o'clock the
happy couple were driven by Mr..
Taylor to their home in the city by
the sea. Mr.. O'Melveny is one of
our most estimable young citizens,
with a bright future before him.
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most charming young lady and we
extend them our best wishes for
their success and happiness.
| Those of our readers who love
fun should not forget the "Tin Pan
Ball." q la old Pir0inia, to be
given at Leahy's Hall, corner Of
Alameda and Washington streets,
this evening. The entertainment is
for the benefit of worthy man who
is suffering from an acci lent which
incapacitates him from work.
ing. A very pleasant time may be
expected by all who attend, as the
best music has been provided. The
ball will be under the supervision
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonidas Bales,
who havs participated in similar
merry-makings in Old Virginia.
Tickets only 81; dancing to COM
mence at 8 o'clock.
About three hundred persons
were present at Agricultural Park
yesterday to witness the trotting
match between Dombey, Major,
Cade and Fieland. In the pool
selling before the race and up to
the end of the second heat, DOM
hey was the favorite. The first and
second heats were won by Mojor.
The next three heats aud the race
by Cade, Major second. The last
heat was the most closely contested
of the race, Cade winning by but
half neck. The best time was
made by Major, who won the Sec
ond heat In ESQ. We understand
that another race is being arranged
for next week, but did not learn
the names OF the horses that are
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