Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-09
LOCAL BREVITIES,
Council tonight.

Council tonight.
The steamer Ancon sails for San
Francisco to-day.
Mr.. Lang is making rapid prog
ress on the new Lankershim and
Van Nuys flour mill, at the old
depot.
The attention of all interested is
directed to the order Of Brigadier
General Murphy, which appe ars In
our New To-Day.
The Expresses very clever metri.
cal and illustrated categorical effort,
with the cuts, has been reproduced
in the Santa Barbara Press.
The Hamilton House, four miles
north of Pasadena, in the foothills,
is charming place in which to
spend few weeks.
Mr.. F. X. Eberle, of the City
Gardens, left yesterday overland
for short business trip to San
Francisco.
Fresh salmon and shrimp at Or
stotts market, Spring street, thi
afternoon. Salmon 90 cents per
pound.
The Right Rev. Bishop Kip will
administer the rite of confirma.
ton in st. Michael's Episcopal
Church, Anaheim, on Sunday
morning next.
Mr.. d. o. Mills and party re.
turned from the Sierra Madre Villa
yesterday, and last evening went
down to Santa Monica in the spe-
clal palace car in which they came
from San Francisco.
To the kindly individual who is
IN the habit of coming into our
sanctum and carrying off our ex.
changes we present our cOmpii-
ments with the request that he
will let them alone hereafter.
The San Fernando oil territory
is past the stage of experiment, the
Pico wells alone having yielded
$4,000 in q single month. We shall
await Prof. Cummings development
with interest.
Angelefios at San Francisco no.
tells on the It'll INST: J. A. Graves,
Lick House; E. Laventhal, Co.'S
mopolitan; L.. C.. Goodwin, The
Baldwin; A. f. Judge, America n
Exchange.
The case against the three China
men who assaulted officer Keller
few days ago, was dismissed in
the County Court yesterday on mo-
ton of the District Attornry, on
the ground that the evidences was
not sufficient to convict.
The boys of st. Vincenps College
picnicked at the Arroyo Seco yes
terday. Music was furnished by
their own band which, under the
able tuition of Professor Guerrier,
considering the short time since its
organization, has reached a high
state of perfection. On their return
they drove through several streets
of the city and played a number of
airs very creditably.
We are OF loss to fittingly re-
turn thanks to Mrs. Tenn leton
and the Messrs. Jack Hathw ell
and Charles s. Johnson for the ex-
quisite bouquets with which they
beautified our dingy office last eve
ming, filling it with fragrance
that we imagine cannot be excelled
by that of the famed Vale of
Cashmere.
The following is from the San
Francisco Post: "The Los Angeles
Dem ocratic County Committee met
on the night of the 4th. and after
considerable discussion adjourned
to May 18th, when strictly par
tisan convention will be arran ged
for. The fusionists threaten "a
peoples nomination in the inter-
est of monopoly aud corruption.
We beg to ask our contemporary
who these "fusionists" are that
threaten Peoples nomination In
the interest of monopoly and cor
ruption." They certainly are not
Democrats. There Is not a fusion
ist amongst them.
The City Gardens of the Eberle
Brothers, on San Pedro street, be.
low the old Santa Monica depot, is
one Of tho most beautiful spots in
Los Angeles. The Messrs. Eberle
have spared no expense in improv'
ing their place and the Gardens to-
day, in their suitability for picnic
parties, or as a resort for families
who wish to spend day among
the beauties of nature, cannot bt
excelled on the Pacific Coast. Spe
cial inducements are offered by the
proprietors to societies seeking 9
place in which to hold their cele-
brations. To such and all other.
we would say by all means consult
the Messrs. Eberle before engaging
grounds elsewhere, as their term
are most reasonable and every car,
Is taken to prevent the entrance OF
improper persons.
The highest kickers in the worlt
next week at Woods Opera Hous