Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-05-18
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Chief Justice Wallace is visiting
his friend Hon. Asa Ellis, near Sa
vannah.
State Treasurer Estudillo will
leave for his home In San Diego TO
day or tomorrow.
Mr.. w. X. Muir, of the Canada
Southern, expresses himself
charmed with Santa Monica.
The Duvalli Sisters, the highest
kickers in the world, at Woods
Opera House.
The Los Angeles Bee Associa
ton meet at Leck's Hall at
O'Clock P. NJ. to-day.
The rain gauge of the Signal Ser.
vice registered .04 and Mr.. BLISS
.O7 from the shower of yesterday
morning.
The Grand Jury, which has been
in session since Monday, will prob
ably get through their labors to.
day.
Los Angeles people at San Fran.
cisco hotels on the 10Th: w. g.
Ritchey, American Exchange; R
A. Ling, r. Mcclellan, Russ
House.
Mr.. E. Kysor, the architect, has
commenced preparing plans for the
Hellman and Mascarel Block to be
built at the corner of Main and
Commercial streets.
San Diego NeaOs: By the steam.
er to-day one hundred choice rams
will go forward to Los Angeles.
They were sold by Mr.. Etchevery.
A drunk paid S. fine in Judge
PEEPS Court yesterday and the
hearing in two petit larceny cases
was postponed till to-day.
At recent meeting of the French
Benevolent Society DR.. Nadeau
was reelected physician to the So
ciety for the ensuing year.
The first number of the new
French paper, lie Courier de Los
angeles, will be issued next Tues
day evening.
Work is progressing rapidly ON
the foundations of the new mill of
Messrs Lankershim g. Van Mugs,
and in a few days the erection of
the superstructure will be COM
menced.
The Sunday School of the Fort
street M. E. Church will give an
other of their concerts Sunday
evening, commencing at u o'clock.
A cordial invitation Is extended.
For the third time this year we
yesterday saw an orange which,
when cut open, was found to con-
tain in itself another miniature but
perfectly formed orange.
The orange crop this year will be
unprecedentedly large. Tho trees
are loaded with blossoms. We won-
der II they still maintain the high
price of the current year.
We saw yesterday o bunch of al
falfa grown on the Sisters grounds
at the hospital, that measured six
feet in length. This, for six
weeks growth, is, we think, hard
to beat.
There will be a meeting at the
MERGED Theatre this evening fol
the purpose of organizing a Span
ish Workingmen's Club. Speeches
will be made by Senior Mollera and
DR.. Luppo.
An article from Professor Pau
Schumacher on the aboriginal re-
mains exhumed by him in his ex.
plorations of the tumuli of Los An.
geles county, appears in the latest
report of the Smithsonian InstI
tute.
Mr.. Pease-"Katie"- formerly in
the employ of the Santa Monics
Railroad Company, we understand
has become member of Haverly's
minstrel troupe and Will hereafter
MARBLE his way through life.
The Republican Central Com.
mittee of San Diego county have
issued a call for a County Conven-
ton, to meet June LIST, to nomin-
ate delegate to the Constitution
al Convention. The primaries viii
be held Monday, May 9th.
Tomorrow enening, at Turn
Verein Hall, the Red Stockings
with White Carriers, will hole
forth. The troupe is said to score a
high notch in the artistic line and
large audiences are assured.
Miss Mollie Binford, her many
Los Angeles friends will be glad tt
know, is filling o responsible and
lucrative position in the United
States Mint at San Francisco.
We learn from the San Francisco
papers that Mrs. ]. M. Rothchild
formerly of this city, sings in the
Cantata of Esther at San francisco
this evening.
We again direct the attention o
our readers to the advertisement o
]. Lenoir, furniture dealer, No. III
Cardona Block, Main street. Mr.
| Tanoir,a sfock will compare faVOra