Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Council meets at 1:30 p. NJ. to.
day.
Warner will make the banjo talk
at Woods Opera House.
We are indebted to Capt. Jack
Hathwell for an exquisite boquet
of violets.
Mr.. w. M. Stoddard got back
from San Francisco yesterday on
the overland train.
Major Ben G. Truman and fam
lily came down from San Francisco
overland yesterday.
A Chinaman arrested by all OIL
Ger Of the 8. P. G. A. for driving q
horse with sore shoulder, was
fined SIS by Judge GARLIC day be.
fore yesterday.
The Board of Supervisors, in or
der to clean up the unusually large
amount of business brought before
them at the present meeting, held
a session last night.
The confession is q melancholy
one, but business still remains dull
hereabouts, Notwithstanding the
propitious season. But it is getting
ready to do better now.
The next meeting of the Bee
Keepers Association will be held
at Leck's Hall, this city, at
O'Clock P. NJ. on the third Saturday
of this month-March 10Th.
Col. II. J. Stewart, of the Chino
ranch, has returned from u trip to
San Francisco. He is more than
ever in love with land in which
the sun shines all the year round.
The chiropodlst, DR.. A. Loewen-
horst, will take professional paseo
through Southern California, visit
ing San Diego, Santa Ana and San
Bernardino. He starts on Friday.
Twenty-eight first-class artists at
Woods Opera House.
Col. B. D. " ilson, of the San
Gabriel Valley, was in Los Angeles
yesterday. Our old friend is quite
emphatic in his views as to the
water front at Wilmington and the
fares and freights bills.
DR.. Angel, formerly of this city,
now of San Bernardino, has entered
the lecture field and will read an
essay entitled "The Chemistry of
Human Naturen at the Liberal
Hall, in that town, on next Sunday
afternoon.
The Grand Jubilee in aid of the
erection of the Good Templars'
Block is set for Wednesday, April
10th. On that occasion one hun
dred musicians will perform in con-
cert. Admission will be placed at
the low figure of ST.
The following named Ange-
leflos were registered at San Fran
cisco hotels on the 9Th: w. L..
Marshall, M. Keller, Russ House:
Mrs. Knight and mother, Grand;
H. Judson, International; J. Stew
art, Overland House.
A cunning thing witnessed by us
yesterday was little bird washing
itself In the miniature fountain in
front of Mr.. Moerenhauts resi-
dence. 1t took the artificial spray
as quite matter Of course-as got.
ten up, in fact, for its special ben.
aft.
Fun, fun, fun and jolity at Woods
Opera House.
We take, from the California
Spirit of the Timea, the clay of q
Jack" Although the Times failed
to give the proper credit, the story
originated in the HERALD, and we
are dete, mined to give all the vari.
ations on it, poetical and prose.
The match game of base ball for
the Llnde championship prize on
Saturday next, between the
Alerts of Pasadena aud the Name.
less of this city, will be played at
Boyle Heights as no suitable
grounds can be obtained at East
Los Angeles. The game will be
called ut IL O'Clock NJ. sharp.
The can can, at Woods Opera
House, will be introduced in the
drama of "Lize, the Woman of the
World" at Woods Opera House.
The French Consul, Mr.. Moeren-
haut, yesterday attained his eighty
first birthday. He presents one OF
the best specimens of vigorous
health, at an extreme age, to bt
found on any continent. He bids
fair to live many years yet, a good
fortune which we wish him, il
common with the whole Los An
geles community.
Col. J. II. Wood, of Woods OPP
era House, has rounded his forty
'rst birthday, and the event wa
81 'ngly celebrated, night before
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