Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-25
LOCAL BRhVITIE ES,

Mr.. A. J. Hamilton returned to
Los Angeles overland yesterday.
Governor and Mrs. J. G. Downey
returned from San Francisco by
the steamer Orizaba yesterday.
Don Miguel de Pedrorena came
up from San Diego overland yes.
terday and is registered at the Pico
House.
General Fremont, the new Gov
ernor OF Arizona, and party are ex-
pected to arrive overland from San
Francisco to-day.
General Sherman left Yuma last
evening and will arrive here by the
regular train this morning, en-
route direct to San Fra auciscu.
Los Angeles people at San Fran
cisco hotels on the 23d: J. Thomas,
American Exchange; A. w. Ryan,
u. w. Carpenter, Russ House.
The Clrpenteria Com mittee for
Horticultural Fair exhibition have
commenced work and will come to
the fore with a g0od local depart
ment.
A full attendance of members of
the Philharmonic Society is ex-
pected at the meeting tonight as
earnest work will be required to
prepare for the horticultural Fair.
One of the bylaws adopted by
the Home Industrial Aid Associa-
tion at their meeting last night,
prohibits tine employment of Chi
namen in any capacity by that Or
ganlzation.
Special Agent A. g. Sharp, of the
Postofficc Department, arrived in
Los Angeles by yesterdays over
land train. Mr.. Sharp will inves-
tigate the charges against Post.
master Dunkelberger.
The Los Angeles Guards propose
to give ball on the night of the
14th inst, at Military Hail. They
intend to make it Il very brilliant
event and it will tittingly signallze
the opening of the Fair.
There will be meeting of our
wine growers next Saturday after.
noon, at one O'Clock in the
County Court House, to protest
against the reduction OF duties on
French wines and braulies.
A Los Angeles girl says that
when she dies she desires to have
tobacco planted over her grave,
that the weed nourished by her
dust may he chewed by her be-
reaved lovers. There is poetry in
the idea.
The entries for our coming races
are filling up rapidly. The stalls at
the track are already nearly filled.
Capt. Johnson, of San Diego, has
just sent word that he will be on
hand with Maid Of the Mist aud
one or two Of his other favorites.
A reception was rendered by the
Fort street Methodist Church to
their new pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Bo-
ward, last night. The church edi-
flee was brilliantly lighted up and
the occasion was characterized by a
very happy feeling.
At the meeting of the Directors
of the Home Industrial Aid Asso-
citation, at the County Court room
last evening, n constitution and
bylaws were adopted and the
President was authorized to con-
tract for the printing of stock Ger.
tificates
Mr.. Charles Prayer Is now at
San Francisco purchasing new
stock OF goods. Mr.. Prayer has Sc
cured one of the stores in the He'll
man Masearel Block where, In
about two weeks, he Will open with
one OF the most superb stocks ever
brought to Los Angeles.
The Grand Lodge of the Inde-
pendent Order of Good Templars
for California and Nevada will
meet at Vallejo on the first Tue esday
In October, and will continue il,
session four days. Merrill Lodge,
No. 299, of this city, will be repre-
seDted.
We had pleasant call from Mr..
Meyer J. Newmark of II. New
mark & Co., who got hack from
San Francisco per steamer Orig aba
yesterday. Mr.. Newmark's en-
tended sojourn ut the Golden Gate
city appears to have suited his con-
stitution admirably, as he looks
the picture of health and physical
viyor.
Frank Czarnowski, whom many
San DiegaLs and Angeleilos will
RENE ember pleasantly, passed
through Los Angeles day before
yesterday, en- route to Arizona
| Frank has been residing in Vir
ginia City for some years past. HI,
goes to the Territory as the Super
intendent Of the Wide Awak,
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