Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES,
"Pete" Gabriel Is looming up as
political power in Arizona.
"The Tour of the World In so
Days" matinee at 2 O'Clock this af-
ternOon. o.
Fl. J. Stevenson has been elected
President Of the Central Working
mems Club Vice w. w. Robinson
resigned.
Mr.. Max Meyberg and Miss Ro-
salia Meyberg were passengers by
yesterdays overland train from
San Francisco.
At $50 yesterday evening Mr..
Bohannan, foreman for Mr.. E. J.
Baldwin. died at the Santa Anita
Rancho, from typhoid-pneumonia.
A fine residence and grounds In
the most elegant neighborhood In
the city is offered In exchange for a
house in the central part of the
city.
We are indebted to our friend
Dlrff-ndorfer, of the new fab and
poultry market, No. 40 Spring
street. for breakfast of delicious
salmon.
Mayor Toberman commenced his
magis'erial career by mnlcting a
man charged with drunkenness In
the sum of So. at his ievee yester-
day morning.
For your holiday presents 60 to
the Bazaar. Yu will get better
value for your money than at any
other house In this city. Main
street, opposite the U. s. Hotel.
The finest line Of ladies' cloaks,
from SO TO $40. ladies' ready-made
wrappers, a nice present for the
holidays, at the Bszaar. corner Of
Main ard Requens streets, oppo-
site the U. s. Hotel.
Three button kid gloves at ST. per
pair, g"oi value at ST. so; lace and
silk ties, corsets and shawls; 1875
pair 1914 white family blankets at
81 SO per pair, at Isaac Norton g.
Co., corner Main and Requena
streets, opposite U. S. Hotel.
The Horticultural Society will
hold its meeting To-day at the Sec
retary's office No. s, Odd Fellows
block, instead of tn. Pavilion, as
the Philharmonic Society are At
work at the Pavilion preparing for
their festival.
Gentlemen's California screw
boots at So per pair, heavy Kip
farmers boots at So so per pair,
worth IS; mems, youths and boys
suits at very low prices, at Isaac
Norton & Co., corner Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. 8.
Hotel.
Now is the time to corral things
In Arizona. From both the East
and West capital and inquiry are
converging on that territory. We
suspect, when the curtain rolls up,
that that old Los Angeles favorite /,
Tommy Gates, will be found 10 be
loaded down to the gunwale with
good, available mines.
The Messrs. Meyberg Bros, else
where In this mornings HERALD,
advertise a clearance sale of holi.
day good, Of their own importa-
ti0n. Their stock embraces table 9
cutlery, silver ware, china, queens
ware, glassware and, indeed, every
thing pertaining to that line of
business, which they propose TO
srll at extremely reasonable rates.
They invite All insdectiOn Of their
large aud elegant assortment.
The following are the names of
some Of the candidates for the Of
fee of Chief Of Police: e. Harris,
D. ". WaIdron, Henry King, H. c.
Wiley. J. Gprkins, - Skinner,
g. W. Davis, Frank Baker, Charles
| Katlrr, - Fonck, besides several
others Whose names our Informant
was unable to recall For the 16
yositions on the police force 70 APP
plications have already been ,.ut
IN, with the chances Of many more
before the appointments are made.
1t was our pleasure to encounter
Judge Sepulveda vest erday, on his
return from his Santa Barbara trip.
His vicarious lahors, as the sub
stitute for Judge Fawcett, have not
diminished his stores OF bon.
nom mie whit. He 10 we'll aud Is
hooking well. 1t Is needless to say
that we are glad to chronicle the
Judges we'll being; becau.e, no
matter how the political kaleido-
cope may shift, Judge Sepulveda
b. the favorite SOU of Southern CAL
Ifornia.
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