Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-17
LOCAL BISEVITIES.

The work of stuccoing the Baker
Block has been nearly completed.
A widow lady advertises in our
New To-Day for a situation as
housekeeper, city or country.
w. 3. Cavanaw, Los Angeles,
was among the passengers to ar.
rive overland from the e ,st at San
Francisco on Monday evening.
Angelo fIos at San Francisco ho-
tells on Monday: G.. b. Sanguin-
etti, Occidental; J. Neatly, c. H.
Dane, Russ House.
Remember the sale Of elegant
household furniture at No. 3S, Du-
commun street, E. w. Noyes,
auctiOneer, at 10 O'clock this morn
Ing.
Pure milk five cents quart,
bread aud milk ten cents, superior
coffee and doughnuts ten cents, at
the Milk Depot. Temple street.
James Reilly, late District Atto..
ney at Yuma, has entered COM
plant against the Sentinel for Ii
bel. He claims $3.50, 900 damages.
Mr.. James Frye, who, in conner
tion with Mr.. Nadeau, has 1850
acres in barley OH the Brea Rancho,
states that their crop will average
20 sacks to the acre.
Our Bakersfield visitors were a
creditaGle looking delegation.
They made most favorable i'm
preston and the hope Is universal
that they may come often.
The committee on speed pro-
gramme and stock premiums for
the next Agricultural Fair meet at
IL O'clock A. NJ. to day, at the office
of the Society on the upper Plaza.
Mr.. J. Burnap exhibited box of
ripe grapes in the Supervisors
room yesterday, gro wn at an In-
dian rancheria, hear Walters Sta
ton, on the Colorado desert. They
were of the Mission variety.
"Why should the spirit of NOR
tai be proud?" Especially in Los
Angeles county, where we contem-
plate diminished wheat and bar
ley crop. But then the tremendous
corn yield will maze amends for
all that!
At the Workingmen's meeting
in front of the Court House, last
evening, speeches were made by
Alfred Moore, Mr.. Smith and A. G
ltedstone. About one hundred
persons were present.
An adjourned meeting of the
Horticultural s rciety will be held
at Union Hall, at IL o'clock this
morning, 10 consider the best way
of raising means to build the new
Pavilion and to make arrange
ments for the annual Fair.
Mr.. e. w. Noyes will sell on
the premises, at 10 O'clock on
Thursday morning, the flne house
hold furniture of Mrs. Thomas
Scally. The articles are all of The
latest styles and best material.
Rare bargains will undoubtedly be
ffOrded.
Mr.. Nadeau is busy hauling his
grain from the Centinela ranch
and storing it at Mr.. Naud's new
wareh house on Alameda street.
Yesterday afternoon five IL mule
desert schooners passed along
Spring street loaded with grain.
We direct attention to the ad-
vertisement OF st. Vincent's Col
lege, which appears elsewhere.
This excellent Institution will re-
sumo its sessions on Thursday,
August lst. Under the Presidency
Of Rev. M. Rubi, G. NJ, it has at
tained deservedly high reputa-
tion as an educator.
The attention of our San Gabriel
iCAuSAo ohu oil OLloIS WIN ucoiIo .
to have first class wagon work
done, is directed to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Saint Pol & Co.
This firm use none but the best
material and guarantee satisfac-
tion to all who patronize them.
They also make specially of hor. Q
shOeipg.
We are indebted to Mr.. NJ. D..
Boruck, President Of the State Ag-
ricultural Society, for an invitation
to attend the Twenty-nfth Annual
Fair of the Society, TO be held at
Sacramento, commencing Monday,
Sept. 10th, and ending Saturday,
sept 2lst, ne hst5 every reaa0n
Do believe that ehe Fair VIII be uF
tl ,hs prsv,ona etsDdafi of these
celebrations
a gentleman ip the Mo4,s. day
before yesterday hung taermcll-