Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-04
LOCAL EsRENITIEss.

Two active cash boys are wautet
at the L X L auction store.
To-day, Cincinnati lager beer OF
draught at Congress Hall.
The steamer Orizaba is due from
San francisco this morning.
DR.. Luppo will probably get of
on his mission of charity to-day.
Grapes are selling at Prescott
Arizona, three pounds for dollar.
A competent woman advertises
for situation in our N ew To Day.
The finder of small autograph
book will be rewarded by returning
it to this Office.
Angelefios at San Francisco ho.
tells on Monday: Wm. M. Stod-
dard, Palace; A. S. Ames and wife,
Grand Hotel.
Woods Last Sensation returns to
the city to-day and will give two
performances-one tonight and
another tomorrow night.
We learn that the profits of Sun
days excursion, 10 be contributed
by the fire companies to the South.
ern fever sufferers, will probably
reach the handsome sum of $l2O.
Carpenters who have subscribed
to the building fund of the Horti-
cultural Pavilion are notified in
our New To-Day, that their servl-
ccs are required now.
Mr.. V. Dol. proprietor of the
Commercial Restaurant, together
with his employees, yesterday con-
tributed Sl2 so for the benefit of
the the southern sufferers.
Two eases were tried in Judge
PeePs Court yesterday. A drunk
was sent to the chain gang for five
days and vagrant, on promising
to leave the city, was discharged.
The carpenters Of the city, by ad-
vertisement in our New To-Day,
are invited to assist at the "Bee''
for the erection of tina Horticul-
tural Pavilion on Friday, the 9th
inst.
Judge McNealy, sitting in the
District Court, yesterday dissolved
the injunction in the Water
Sprinkling case. The city can now
take water in such quantities a q
may be necessary to sprinkle the
streets.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Holt, Secretary of the
horticultural Society, advertises n
this mornings HERALD for bids for
building.the step, leading to the
Horticultural Pavilion. The bids
will be opened Monday. September
9th. See advertisement.
1t should not be forgotten that
Woods Last Senation will give
two performances in this city this
week = Wednesday aud Thursday
nights, September 4th and 5th. 1t
is one of tho best shows ever
exhibited in this city and can be
seen for the moderate price of so
cents for adults and 25 cents for
children
Mr.. VIM. Pridham informs us
that he yesterday opened a Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express office at Or
ange, this county, and installed
Mr. j. w. Anderson as agent. This
will be great convenience to that
section and we congratulate them
on the increased business facilities
thus provided.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Murphy, of the firm OF Mory g.
Murphy, for sample of their
white sage mountain honey, which
is the clearest, pnrest and sweetest
looking we have yet seen. Their
ranch is located in the foothills a
few miles north of San Fernando,
and they have tons upon tons of
this excellent honey.
A party of railroad men is now
at work digging for water on the
California desert. 1t is said that
the company has plenty of water
for present uses, but not enough for
supplying construction trains
bringing material to the front.
This is the only sign around here Of
railroad progress to the eastward.
But this may only mean that the
company thinks it cheaper to dig
wells than to haul water in tanks,
as it is doing, for trains now run
ming Yuma Sentinel.
Mr.. r. II. Hewitt informs us
that the Bower Bros. and q mum.
ber of other exhibitors at the Me
chanics' Institute Fair, San Fran
cisco, told him during his recent
visit to that city, that, provided
> seiiaf7 iaig arf ments can bt
{ ma sith lhe Eailroad Company,
fhe intend DO Yisii our Horticul.
: WgA. aeF irrai air in October
apa hatns u antity of theil
t.Ya 8ara hibltion. The
e Bens. will bring 9
5000 Tar to the one Of
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