Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-10
LOCAL BR

Genuine Napa soda at Me-
Kennels.
Col. Chalmers Scott, of San
Diego county, is paying Los Ange-
les visit. He is stopping at the
st. Charles.
Billy White in his tight rope
clog and jig ut woods Opera
House.
Mr.. G. Brodrick Smith, of Liver
pool, representative of the English
owners of the Santa Rosa rancho,
came up from the ranch yesterday
and is registered ut the st. Charles.
The next meeting of the Bee
Keepers Association will be held
on the third Saturday in this month
(April 20th) ut l O'clock p. NJ, at
Leck's Hall. A full attendance is
desired, az important business will
be transacted.
Mother may | so out to swim,
yes my darling daughter-but you'd
better go to Woods Opera House.
On account of Good Templars'
Hall being let for the Unitarian
Social, on Thursday evening, there
will be no meeting of the Blue
Ribbon Club (Murpheyites) this
week. Due notice of the next meet :
ing will be given through the city
papers.
We had the pleasure of call
yesterday from Mr.. L. p. McCarty,
of the StatiSfician. Mr.. McCarty
is also assisting in organizing, in
the Southern counties, Sumner w.
Bugbee's Grand Musical Demon
stration, which comes off in San
Francisco dnring the coming May.
The night was daik and all
around in gloom beneath the star
less nigbt-when II man shouted
"Lets go 10 Wood's Opera House,
Officer Ramon Benites yesterday
brought TO the city Francisco, the
Indian implicated in the burning
of Pedro Galindo's house, on Wash
ington street, near San Pedro, in
the early part of February last.
Francisco, who was arrested OIL the
Cerritos rancho, says that two other
Indians assisted i'll the burning.
He will be examined before Judge
Peel to-day
AT u meeting held last evening
the Second Ward Club was re-or-
ganized in unison with the Work.
ingmen of the Central Club. The
following temporary officers were
elected: President, Ralph Demo-
rest: Vice PRESIDENT, D, Doherty;
Secretary, Charles Moore; Treas
urer, Charles Wagner. The next
meeting will be held at Judge
Peefs court room on Friday at 100
o'clock p. NJ
The next Good Templars' social
will be held on next Friday eve
ming at their Hall. By request the
drama of "'rhe Last Loaf" will be
presented. II was performed some
time ago and elected much favora-
BILE comment for the manner in
which the Gmateurs depleted their
respective parts. These socials are
by no means designed for Good
Templars only, but all respectable
people are cordially invited. An adj
mission fee of twenty-five cents
will be charged. The proceeds are
to be devoted towards paying for
the piano now in use by the Good
Templars.
Our young friend Mr.. NJ. Engel
has brought the business Of bill !
posting to almost the stage of a
handmaid to the Hna arta. Colored
printing, in the degree OF perfection
to which it has lately been brought.
fairly ranks with the fine arts, and
Engel displays the achievements
OF the printer to the utmost advan-
tage. He supervised all the poster
work for Forspaugh's show, and he
is now making all vantage places
proclaim the merits of several New
York weeklies. AS Engel owns
all the private display boards
in the CITY, those who desire to
avail themselves Of placard public
ity should have recourse to this
enterprising young gentleman. He
may be found at John Osb0rne's
transfer Office.
Hon. Asa Ellis, fresh from his
season Of arduous labors for this
county at Sacramento, put in an
appearance in our sanctum yester.
day. Judge Holloway, his col.
league, also favored us with q call
These gentlemen did yeoman's
work for this section in the last
Legislature. Old "Uncle Asah wen
there with a fund Of experience de
rived from previous sessions. He
is legislative stratesist of the frs
water, and he was looked upon q
the seal Of legislation as very ex
traordinary man in the line of ex
ecutive efficiency and practica
''sabe.n He did sterling work TO
his constituents, and we welcom,
him home with great cordiality
Z Judge Holloway, for new mem
her, made an exceptionally higi
record. He fully justified the con
fidence reposed III him by his con
J stituents, and has ut Sacrament
! earned the character of being
high-minded, intelligent and indi
fatigable member.