Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-02
LOCAL BRENITIFS.

from flying business trip to San
Francisco.
Col. r. S. Baker was among the
overland passengers from San
Francisco yesterday.
Major Nelson, Paymaster, U. S.
A., will proceed to New York, his
new station, in few days.
Major p. p. G.. Hall, Paymaster,
U. s. A who succeeds Major Nell
son, has arrived and Is stopping at
Kimball Mansion.
The Anaheim Gazette says that
on Tuesday two mule teams went
up to the Black Star coal mine to
load with coal for u firm i'm that
city.
Our people will regret to learn
that the young wife Of Mr.. A.
Norton, formerly of this city, died
in childbirth, at Oakland, few
days ago.
Mr.. Gotricd Schmidt, an cd
resident of this city. who has spent
the last IS months at his old home,
Copenhagen, Denmark, has re-
turned to Los Angeles.
1t is reported to the San Jose
Herald that the President of the
Workingmen's Club at May field is
now running threshing machine
near that burg, and has Cinnamon
employed as his assistants.
Monday evening Horace Clark
came in to San Bernardino from
Ivanpah, bringing four bars of bull
lion from the Bidwell mine. The
weight is 500 pounds and its value
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loop, of San
Fernando, are in town. Mr.. Loop
and his brother-in.law, Mr.. Wells,
will this season ship 10000 pounds
OF honey from their apiaries.
The Hill Top Literary Society
held a meeting at the residence of
Mr.. w. A. Spalding on Wednes-
day evening. Essays, poems, etc,
were real, and a very interesting
and intellectual reunion was had.
Benton, the Extermlnator, is to
operate on the squirrels at the Ba
Iona to-day. Supe rvisors Han non,
Prayer aud Young, besides q num-
ber of citizens of that section, will
be present to witness the expert
ment.
In the rafll, for the cases of
stuffed birds at Noelps last night,
No. 26 won the first prize, No. 70
the second prize and No. 107 the
third. The first prize was carried
off by General Briseno, who threw
Al.
We congratulate our friend Ja-
coby, of the Sued CalJornische
Post, OH having attained to the dig
nifty of father. The Junior made
his advent into Los Angeles about
six O'Clock yeste rday morning. We
wish the young gentleman IA long
and prosperous career.
The customers of Mr.. A. T. Nc
Donough are advised by advertise
ment in our Business Notices coll
umn, that he has removed his tail
Oring establishment TO No. IL Tenn
pie street, where he hopes they
will continue to patronize him.
AngeltiIos at San Francisco ho-
tells, July 3lst: w. II. Workman,
J. Kuhrts, J. Hale, B. c. Truman,
Palace; G. S. Foster, Grand; Mrs.
j. II. Onstott, The Baldwin; g. ].
Moon, Il. w. Sanbye, Mrs. Kopprl
and daughter, International; w.
Magee, Russ House.
Mr.. Sid Martin was greeted by an
immense audience at his benefit
last night and astonisaed his
friends by the versatility of bis
talents. With little practice he
will make q capital song and dance
artist and we would advise Billy
White to look to his laurels.
Mr.. Squires, of Santa Ana, who
was in the city yesterday, reports
that the work Of taking out ore on
the Dunlap claim has been recon-
; menced since the restraining order
against Taylor ct al was issued and
that 100 tons are now ready for
shipment, which it is supposed,
will run from $500 to $500 per ton.
AS will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere, Mr.. Cogswell. at the
concert to be given at Union Hall
next Thursday night, will be as
sisted by Madame Maria, Misses
A Mamie Perry and White, Mr.. Has
selman, Mr.. Mendel Meyer and Mr.
L;ndberg. A most delightful enter
: tertainment may be looked fol
and we expect to see the hal
crowded.
+ County Recorder Miles, We are
glad to announce, is himself again
and save that, since he shaved his
: whiskers off, he is not quite as
handsome as he used to be, lie 4
the same Charley as of old. III
: has just returned from trip to th,
Temescal springs, where, while re
gaining strength, he was pleasant
= ly occupied in fishing and hunting