Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-16
LOCAL BRENITIES,

The Bakersfield excursionists re-
turn home to-day.
Mr.. Ben Edelman is q passen niger
by the Orizaba, due to-day.
Our Bakersfield visitors seem TO
be hugely pleased with their Los
Angeles experiences.
Fitzgibbon was sent up for forty
FIVE days each on two charges, by
Judge Peel yesterday.
The Brotherton Brothers, we see
by the Chronicle, have opened an
oyster saloon at san Francisco.
We had the pleasure of call
from Mr.. B. Brundage, we'll
known attorney of Bakersfield,
yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba, which
sailed from San Francisco on Sun
day, Is due at Santa MOnic, this
morning.
We received a fratertial call from
Mr.. w. Saalberg, editor of the
Hebrew Observer, of San Francis
co, yesterday.
Col. Ed. Durham, of the Ana
helm Hotel, Anaheim, was in the
city yesterday. He reports every
thing furnishing in that lively
burg.
The first train from Yuma sint g
Thursday got in last night. 1t
will never do to shut us off from
our torrid neighbor III this kind Of
weather.
A very pleasant moonlight pic
mic was given to the Bakersfield
excursionists at Washington Gar
dens last night by their friends in
this city.
Santa Monica Sunday struck the
gauge of three yeaes ago as TO the
number of excursionisis. There
were several select picnics in the
canon, at Old Santa Monica.
We are pleased to see our friend
Col. Filkins at his post at the St.
Charles Hotel again. The Colonel's
sojourn at the Fulton sulphur
wells has brought him out about as
good as new.
Mr.. Whitney, formerly of the
st. Charles, in this city, We learn
from the Santa Barbara papers, is
about to take charge of the Occi-
dental Hotel, in that city, as man
ager.
Sailed from Wilmington, July
18th: Brig T. w. Lucas, Went
worth, master. Arrived, steamer
Newport, Hayward, master, from
San Francisco with 200 tons mer-
chandise for S. T. II. II.
Mr.. Ware, of the Bakersfield
Courier Californian, dropped in to
see us yesterday evening. Mr..
Ware, who was n resident OF Los
Angeles three years and half ago,
tells us that he finds our city won-
derfully improved since he left.
The game of base ball betwet n
the Two Orphans Club, OF Bakers
field, and the Nameless, of this
city, attracted large crowd TO the
race track vest erday. The Bakers.
field club came off the victors by a
score of 15 to o.
We were favored with call yes
terday from Mr.. Sol Jewett, Presi.
dent of the Kern County Bank,
and Mr.. A. G. Maud. a real estate
dealer of Bakersfield. The excur-
sionists, these gentlemen Informed
us, express themselves as highly
pleased with their trip.
The damage to the Southern Pa
cific Railroad by the recent wash
out on the desert, was repaired
yesterday. The train from thi:
city for Yuma left on time yester
day afternoon acd was expected t
60 through without detention. Tn,
train from Yuma arrived about 10,
o'clock last night.
There was rumor in the city
yesterday evening that the grain
crop of e. j. Baldwin, on t he SAINTS
Anita ranch, had been destroyed
by fire yesterday morning or tn,
night before. We could trace it [,
no reliable source, nor could W.
learn anything at the telegraph
office.
The Santa Barbara Press acquitl
itself of the following atrociou
pun :rQDon Juan Warner, of Lo
Angeles, contradicts certain lies
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