Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-05
LOCAL, Dir ENITItrS.

LOCAL Dir ES.
Mr.. ID. Freeman elsewhere all
vertises pasture land to rent.
The Murpheyites held q very
successful meeting Mt Good Temp.
lars Hall last evening.
Don't forget the Oxy-Hydrogen
Strereopticon exhibition at Marx
sens old store, No. 14S Main street,
tonight. Admission, % cents.
Angelefios at San Francisco no.
tells on the 81 inst: M. Friedman,
Palace; Gen. George III. Stone
man, w. Rutland, Grand.
Rev. G.. S. Allen, the eloquent
lecturer in the interest of the Muir
ply temperance movement, has
left for the up country.
The Horticultural Pavilion may
be seen, in the minds eye, in the
near future, monument to the
public spirit of Southern Cali.
fornians.
Johnny Radlcon will turn double
fip-hap at Woods Opera Hous etc.
night.
Two superb salmons, weighing
twenty pounds each, will be cut up
for supper at Browns Restaurant
this evening. A word to the wise,
etc.
Some time this morning Fore.
paugh's circus will pull up at Ba-
kersheld. 1t showed to splendid
hut in San Bernardino and Ana
him also.
Forepaugh having gone, the ir-
repressible Wood is lord of the as
cendant again. His eclipse was
only temporary and he emerges
brighter than ever.
A California lion was shot by
Mr.. Theo. Pickeus, of Pickens'
Caflon, on last Wednesday morn
inT. 1t measured five feet ten
inches from the end OF its nose to
the tip of its tail.
The new City Charter having
passed the Legislature, and been APP
proved by the Governor, a number
of our present Councilmen will he
retired next Fall to the grateful
shades of private life.
Tho Citizens Committee of Five
met at the County Court room last
night and agreed upon a report to
be presented to the adjourned Citi-
zens' meeting, TO be held at the
same place tomorrow evening.
Los Angeles TO. day has the most
brilliant outlook of any city on the
Pacific Coast, barring San Fran
cisco. We have the resources. All
we need to do is to develop them.
If we fail to do that, Others will
come here and DO it for us. Encour-
age home industries.
Billy White in his tight rope
clog and jig at "ood's Opera
| House.
Messrs. Levin Il Co. have leased
the store next door to their present
stand and yesterday commenced
the work of throwing the two rooms
into one. This is II much needed
improvement as their former quar-
ters We're much too limited to ao-
commodate their large business.
Young Roberts, who yesterday
closed his six months term of SER
vice in the chain gang, it is stated,
has determined to change his
course of life, and will hereafter
endeavor to become o respectable
citizen. We wish him God speed
and hope he may carry out his in
tention,
Officer Fonck yesterday arrested
the immortal David Crockett on q
charge of aloeny. AS part of the
stolen property was found on his
person the probabilities are that
David will get a ticket for Sar
Quentin, this being his third OF
fourth offence. He will be exam.
ined before Judge Peel this morn
ing.
Col. Filkins informed us that Mr.
Forepaugh saved $1,000 or $4,000, Al
least, in animals, by wintering il
California this year. Many of his
most expensive animals are from
tropical countries and they suffeI
extremely i'm cold climates il
winter. They take lung fever, jus
like human being, and dio. Th'
climate of California, and the greer
heritage which prevails here during
the winter, exactly suit them.
The final exhibition of Forepaugh'
circus and menQgerie last night wa
witnessed by about as many peopl
as were present on the first night
AS soon as the circus Performance,
, commenced the menagerie ten
3 was taken down, the animal cage
! sent to the cars and loaded up pre-
l paratory to arting for Bakersfield
for which point the whole caval
cade departed about 2 O'Clock thi
morning. The visit of this nam
moth exhibition has been a mos
. satisfactory one, both to the pro
prietor and our citizens, the collec
I ton of wild animals especial
elicitiDg the warmest encomiums.