Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-31
LOCAL HIS,

ton GO.
The | Y L is IA benefit for all the
people of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Pastor de Cells clsewher
publishes Il card which explains
itself.
Mr.. S. H. Butterfleld and bride
arrived overland from San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
The cigar store In front of the
Fashion saloon is offered for rent,
in our New TO. day.
The loser of a soirel mare will
find her at John Herrick's, corner
of Second and Spring streets.
Angeleiios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the Goth: ID. Freeman, The
Baldwin; J. NJ. Lapp, Interna.
tional.
On Sunday night (to-morrow) q
meeting of Workingmen will be
held at Military Hall at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Passengers for San Francisco by
steamer on Sunday, will take the
Santa Monica train at 9:45 A. NJ. OF
that day.
Gus Smith gives notice in our
advertising columns that he is no
/ tnnrnp annnnotnI xyifh Vnhn ny-
borne's business.
People of this glorious city are
satisfied to say that the X L Auc-
tion Co. sell their goods one hall
cheaper than anybody else.
Mr.. a. HerimaI, of this city,
has received an appointment as one
of the United States Deputy Sur.
veyors of mines for this district.
Mr.. William Pridham yesterday
secured contributions of $50 each
from two of our citizens for the re-
lief of the Southern fever sufferers.
Mr.. w. III. Norway, United
States Deputy Surveyor, gladdened
our sanctum by his genial pres
ence yesterday. He halls from
Santa Barbara, and is en- route to
San Francisco.
An invoice of Mr.. NJ. S. Sever
ance's Harvard book, Hammer.
smith," of which favorable notices
have appeared of late, has been re-
ceived at Lewin's.
Hurry! hurry! hurry! to the
X l.! They have received the bal.
ance of Sheriff Towney's bank
rupt stock of fifty cases of dry
goods, boots and shoes. Goods
will sell as cheap as before.
Christ. I.aubenheimer, an old
resident of Los Angeles, has
opened saloon at No. AZ MAR
street, whore he will serve his
patrons with the best cigars, wines,
beer and liquors to be found in the
city. He invites his old friends tt
give him call.
The asphaltum pavement in from
of the Baker block has been com,
pleted. Considering the shade Sc.
cured by the balcony, and the de
lightful foothold afforded, this will
doubtless soon become the fashion.
able promenade of Los Angeles.
We acknowledge the receipt o
complimentary tickets to thu
grand ball to be given at Hall No
/, Arcadia block, tonight, for tn,
collection of funds for the 6Sth an
niversary of Mexican Independ
ence.
The Chief OF Police will remove
hrs Office to-day to the room for
merry occupied by Holbrook's tin
shop, adjoining the Dollar Store
The new office is great improve
ment on the old one in every way
( and has been secured for the same
rent as the old rookery formerly
occupied.
Mrs. S. J. Andrews, of this place
, has something remarkable in tn,
way of the productiveness of th,
: orange tree. She has in her or
chard one four-year old ire
, that bears, at this writing, on
hundred and six large, well devel
ored oranges. Who can beat 1t P
g1 td Aqld Times.
By telegram elsew here it will b
seen that San Francisco propose
10 end out circulars apprising tn
authorities of interior towns tina
she will transmit their contribu
lions to the fever sufferers of tn
south. Perhaps such contribution
wonii go to swell the amount G
the donations from that cit,
which boasts that she Wi
he second to no cit
lin lie UnIon.n In view of tb
laot hat her contributions onl,
fnot np $1,000, while those of Chi
~ are almost $4,000, 1t woul
! pe veil for her people to do les
crse ting and more solid work
Even Bakersfield has done proper
/ tiuna ely better than she. Gu
{ own people, also, We think, ough
. 20 be up and doing. A paltry $40
ios tW'o days work does not speal
sell or their charity.