Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL ES.
Don Marcos A. Foster, of the Las
Flores rancho, is visiting Los An
geles.
The publication of Halls Land
Journal has been suspended tenn
porarily.
The warehouses of our commits.
sion merchants are being piled
high with grain.
The heavy French plate glass
windows are being put in place In
the Baker Block.
Nine car loads Of fat sheep passed
through the city yesterday from
Anaheim for San Francisco.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary ticket to the ball at
the skating rink to morrow night.
We learn that Capt. James
Thompson has been appointed
Jailor to succeed Mr.. Frank Car
penter.
We are under obligations to
Master Carley Spencer for beau
tifully arranged bouquet Of fra.
grant flowers.
Fruits of the season, of all kinds,
as they come in. can be had at the
lowest market rates, at D. w.
Childs's Nursery.
We understand that Mr.. ]. s.
Sirelitz shortly proposes to treat
himself to an European tour hy
way of relaxation.
We are under obligations to
Messrs. Blscklaw & Marshall, of
the Monte Vista ranch, for some
delicious cantaloups.
The Santa Ana train arrived
about an hour behind time yestcr-
day morning. The detention was
caused by loading stock at Ana.
helm.
Jesse Yarnell, it is announced,
will assume the role of "O.d Black
Joe" at the entertainment to lie
given by the Black Diamond Min
strels next Monday night.
The following Angelei1os wers
registered at San Francisco hotels
on the 18th: J. B. Lankershim,
Mrs. A. Lankershim, Miss S. Lam
kershiin, Palace; H. Bell, Inter-
national.
The last issue of the Silver City
IN. NJ. Herald, notices the receipt,
by s. N. Cohen &c Co., of $1,000
pounds of copper from the Clifton
mines iD Eastern Arizona, and
the shipment Of $1,000 pounds.
The young people enjoyed them
selves at Union Hall last night.
Mr.. M. III. Kimball has the gift of
making the reunions which take
place under his auspices exceed.
ingly pleasant.
Four vagrant swarms of bees
have been captured by Mr.. o. H..
Bliss this season. One of them
hived in disused chimney, one in
the lining Of an clubhouse and two
others lie succeeded in placing in
regular bee boxes.
Sailed from San Pedro, July ls,
schooner G. II. Merchant, Law
renee master, for Coos Bay. Ar
rived, schooner Maxim, johnson,
master, from Caspar Creek, with
$4,000 feet of lumber for j. G..
Jackson.
Mr.. J. II. Parker desires us TO
state that the use of his name as
one of the performers at George f.
Moore's benefit. at Turn. Verein
Hall last night, was unauthorized
by him and that he took no part in
that entertainment.
Below we give the names, age
and residence of the boys nomina.
ted by the Board of Supervisors 10
the training ship Jamestown;
Willie w. Lechlor, 10, city; Benja.
min +. Potter, IA, Monte Vista
Charles Hayes, IL, Ell Monte; Juan
N. Befiales, II, city.
Mr.. J. Neuburger, agent of the
French shirt factory of San Fran.
cisco, is now in this city. Any one
desiring a comfortable fitting
shirt would do we'll to call and see
him. Goods shipped with prlvi.
lege of trial. Mr.. Neuburger can
be seen at room No. 9, st. Charlie.
Hotel, for two days.
Mr.. J. E. Jackson, County Sur.
veyor, called on us last evening, ir
company with our old-time friend,
Mr.. w. I. Rumble. These gentle
men are on their way to Silverado
where Mr.. Jackson, as Deputy
United States Mineral Surveyor
will survey and locate mining
claims.-Andheim Gazette.
In addition to the wonderful
cures noted by u, In yesterday
HERALD as having been effecte,
by Mr.. Mariana, our attention ha
been called to the case of Doff,
Lugarda Laughlin, rs years Of age
who for ten years could not walk
without the aid Of cane, but wht
now, under the psyohologlc treat.
mant of Mariana. is able To wa