Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-31
LOCAL .BREVITIES.

LOCAL ES.
Mrs. Z. e. Hewitt and daughter
returned from their Eastern trir
yesterday.
A practical dairymun advertises
for q ranch to work on the shares
in our New To-Day.
Mrs. Ketchum offers lot of hay
hogs, etc, for sale under New To.
Day. See advertisement.
John Lattemore advertises fol
the owner Of two horses which
came to his place. See New To-
Day.
A rare chancs Is offered in oui
New To-Day to any one wishing to
engage in the bee business. See
advertisement.
Charley. Wagner has removed bis
Pride of the West barber shop to
the Lafayette Hotel, where he will
be glad to see his old customers.
The average receipts of grain at
Naud's warehouse last week was
1000 sacks per day. On Monday OF
this week 1900 sacks were stored.
Charlie Adams, the popular
Dutch comedian, before leaving to
fill dramatic engagement, will
deliver a lecture or "The Rise and
Fall Of the MOustache," at San
Bernardino.
We had u pleasant call from NJ.
F. w. CraIgue, County Clerk OF
Kern county, yesterday evening.
Mr.. Craigue arrived in the city
yesterday and is registered at the
United States Hotel.
Josie Williams, arrested Oh the
charge of robbing a visitor to the
Welcome saloon and whose exam
ination before Judge Peel was
postponed till yesterday morning,
was held in $3.50 bail, to appear be-
fore the next Grand Jury.
Mr.. w. l.. Banning telegraphed
on the 25th instant that he would
start on his return to Los Angeles
on that day, and will probably ar
rive here tn morrow. County
Clerk Potts is expected To accom-
pany him.
Arrived at Wilmington, July
Both, schooner Eclipse, Chester,
master, from Eureka, with 246. 900
feet of lumber for J. NJ. Griffith
& Co.; schooner Letitia, MoelIer,
master, from Port Ludlow, with
2S0, QUO feet of lumber for w. d. Co.
and ]. nj. Griffith 4 Co.
Several new choruses will be re-
hearsed by the Philharmonic So
ciety this evening. 1t il also ex-
pected that the committee ap-
pointed for that special purpose at
the last rehearsal, will furnish the
chorus with few solos, duettes or
Quartettes during the evening.
The following are the officers
elect of Merrill Lodge of Good Tenn
plars; I. M. Dunsmoor, w. G. T.;
Mamie G. Straus, w. v. t.; DIR. N,
B. Giberson, w. S.; G.. N. Williams.
w. F. S.; J. r. Briefly, w. T..
Sam B. Dewey, w. M; Julia M.
Blake, w. I. G.; s. H. Butterfield,
w. O. G.; ]. II. Blanchard, P. w.
C. T.
Pettibone & Mead, proprietors OF
the Welcome saloon, at which
Josie Williams perpetrated the
alleged robbery the other night
and for which she was yesterday
held to appear before the Grand
Jury, were charged before Judge
Peel yesterday with keeping Q
house Of ill-fame and each held il
the enormous sum of $50 bail fol
their appearance to-day.
1t gives us pleasure to announc,
that Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Cogswell
at the request of many of our lead
ing citizens, have consented to re-
peat the vocal aud instruments
concert recently given by them il
this city. AS before, they will b,
assisted by our best home talent
The concert will take place q
Union Hall on Thursday evening
August 9th.
Mr.. Moultop, whose suicide il
chronicled elsewhere, came here
WE understand, to examine int,
the suitability of this city for th'
establishment of tannery, ant
with that object In view, in com
pany with Captain Green, janito
of the Court House, visited the
tannery near the river last Mon
day. enquIring, among othel
things, where the necessary bari
could be obtained.
The T store, which is growing il
popular favor daily, announces In
double column advertisem ent, else
where In this mornings HERALD
the arrival of fresh consignment
of teas, sample packages of whicl
theywill present free on application
This firm, by a strict adherencl
to the rule with which they com
menced business-to sell nothins
that was not fully up to the stand
ard represented-have established
reputation for fair dealing seconl
to that OF no other house In th
city.