Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-15
LOCAL BISEVITIEsS,

Don't forget the masquerade OF
the Turn Verein Germania to.
night.
Mrs. Gould requests all juvenile
Temp!ars to meet at their Temple
at 2:20 z. NJ. to-day Saturday., as
there will be business to attend to.
The Central Club, night before
last, expelled City Treasurer Lich.
tenberger because me refuses, they
allege, to discharge Il Chinese SER
want.
The old station at Ncwhall will
be abandoned to-day and the bust.
ness transferred to the new station
of Newhall, established near the
site formerly occupied by Andrews
Station.
Stop in at the Mechanics store,
40 Main street, before you purchase
your clothing, dry goods, boots,
shoes, hats, etc.. You will find
them fair and square dealers and
prices lower than elsewhere. Do
not mistake the place; look for
sign of Mechanics store, 40 Main
street.
We are Informed that as soon as
the track is laid to Maricopa Wells,
167 miles east of Yuma, work
on the Arizona S. p. R.R. will
be discontinued until the 1st of No.
vember on account of the heat. II
is expected that the track-laying tC
that point will be completed in the
early party of April.
All lovers of flrst.class music
should not fail to call this evening
at the Teutonia Hall, Main street,
adjoining the Mariposa store,
where Prof. w. III. Courtenaye's
band, assisted by Mr.. George SEQ.
vile and SeiIor Manuel Velorco,
will render beautiful selections Oh
the cornet and violin.
The rising young belle and prima
donna of California is Miss Lille
M. Seaton, of Los Angeles. This
young lady, Of between seven and
eight Summers, in addition to be.
ing as pretty as a pink, has a deli
cious voice. Her rendition of
"Baby Mine,' to a select audience
yesterday, was someth ing superla-
lively good.
There will be u meeting of Dem
ocrats in the County Court room
tonight to organizes n Democratic
Club. No one who is not willing
to have himself known as identi.
fed with the Democracy should be
on hand and all who are so willing
are cordially invited to attend. We
trust that every Democrat who is
interested in the well-being of the
party will be about ut 1880 sharp.
The st. Valentine hop of the Les
Angeles Guards, at their Armory,
last evening, WAS one of those de.
lightfu' entertainments FOR the
getting up of which this gallant
corps deservedly enjoy high rep.
utation. Their hall was appropri.
ately decorated with flags and
evergreens, and, with the bright
lights aud gay toilettes of the la.
dies present, presented mosl
pleasing picture. Dancing was
kept up till "the wee sma' hours, y
and when the party broke up the
unanimous verdict was that the
Guards, if not equal to keeping 6
hotel, know to nicely how to catel
to the amusement of their guests
Yesterday morning bronco team
took fright on Spring street. nea
the Court House, and went off at ,
rapid pace toward Main street
Deputy Sheriff Cells mounted hi
horse and started in pursuit. Afte
the flying team had passed Levin
& Co.'S store, Sylvani, tho boot
black, rushed into the street tt
watch its course and, so intent wa
he on this occupation. that he di,
not hear the warning shout of Cell
and, as the latter reached him, in
stead of going to the sidewalk, h.
stepped back and was struck by tn
shoulder of Celis's horse and knock
ed down. Cells continued on hi
course and, at the corner of Mail
and Arcadia streets, captured th
runaways. Sylvani was takel
into Castera's barber shop, wher
it was found that his shoulder ha,
been dislocated and one of tn
bones fractured. His injuries wer
dressed by DR.. Shorb, after whicl
Sylvani went to his home. The acci
dent cannot be attributed to an,
carelessness on Celis's part, as il
first shouted to Sylvani to get on
of the road and then turned out t
avoid him, but the latter, con
fused by the tumult, jumped direct
ly in the way of tho horse.