Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-04
Local. BRE F.S.


San Francisco to day.
Hon. ]. d. Holloway returned
from Sacramento by yesterdays
overland traip.
Dr. Edga&tr wife were among
the overland Passengers from San
Francisco yesterday.
A middle aged American woman
advertises for situation, in our
New To-day.
DR.. Porter, of Is Franklin street,
advertisss for the return of q stray
horse in this mornings HERALD.
Billy White in his tight rope
clog and jig at " ood's Opera
House.
A plain gold ring was picked up
on the street yesterday and can be
recovered by the owner on paying
for this notice.
A situation is advertised for in
our New To-Day by a man and
wife-he as gardener and to take
care of horses, and she as cook or for
general house work.
We notice that all the circus
wagons have on platform springs
and patent wheels, the same as the
Cortland wagons sold at IL Also
street.
The night was dark and all
around In gloom beneath the star
less night-when II man shouted
"Lets 90 TO Woods Opera House."
Major B. G. Truman leaves for
Arizona to-day on business con-
nected with the postal service of
that Territory.
Los Angeles people al san Fran
cisco hotels, April I'd: y. Portu-
gal, Mrs. l.. a. Hall, Russ House;
VIM. ii. McV-y, American Tx
change
The Citizrns' Committee of Five
meet at the County Court room al
1880 O'Clock this evening IT, perfect
the report tn be presenttd NJ an ad
journed meeting of citizens on Sat-
urday evening.
The Mufphyites will hold meet.
ing at Good Templars Hall this
evening. Speeches will be- made
by Col. Ayers, Judge Brunson and
Will ID. Gould, Esqr.
Captain" Frank Allan, convict
ed of forgery in the County Court
and sentenced to one year in the
States Prison, will be- taken to San
Quentin to-day.
Deputy Sueiilf Hickey vest erday
brought u couple of Mexicans up
from Santa Ana, committed to
await the action of the next Grand
Jury on the charge of horse steal.
ing.
The drama Of The Last Loaf"
is being irhearsed for the social of
the Good Temp ar-, to be given at
their Hall Friday evening, April
12th.
Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement of Kwong Hing g. Co
No 10 Spring street, dealers in
Chinese and Japanese goods, which
appears elsewhere in this morn
lng's HERALD.
Attempts to grow coffee in this
vicinity have is several instances
proved failures. The seed would
sprout readily enough, but that is
az far towards coffee cultivation as
experimenters have as yet Succeed
ell in getting. -Anaheim Gazette
We learn from the Anaheim Ga.
sette of yesterday, that the last cub
scription towards the establishment
of cheese factory at Garden Grove
was paid in on Monday, and a sue
cessfully working establishment is
thing in the near future.
Our Horticultural friend Ned
Huber Is strutting around prouder
than an overgrown turkey gobbler,
all OH account of his wife's having
presented him with q son. The
young gentleman was ut once put
In training for the Presidency,
which he is expected to attain some
forty-five years hence.
We were In error yesterday in
stating that Messrs. Perry, Wood
worth & Co. had taken the contract
for building the new hall of the
Good Templars' Association. These
gentlemen have simply agreed to
furnish the necessary funds and
material, provided the price at
which the contract Is let will war
rant them in taking the RESPONSE
bility.
Our friend Harry Sherwood, Esq,
has been appointed the agent of the
Mutual Aid Association OF Los An
geles. This IL sterling institution
and Sherwood is a gentlemanly
and energetic fellow, and the busi-
uess of the Society ought to flour.
ish in his hands. Those who de.
sire to secure some sort of protec.
ton from the disasters which are
liable to overtake any one should
communicate with Sherwood at e
lGermain & Co.'s.