Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

where in the Ponet block.
Judge Sepulveda got back from
Santa Barbara on Sunday.
See advertisement of situation
wanted, under New To-Day.
Mr.. Andres Briswalter has plant
ed large orange orchard on his
place in the southern part of the
city.
Gen. Mcconnell spoke against
the new Constitution to n large
audience Saturday night.
Copies of the present admirable
Constitution of the State OF Califor-
MA can be obtained at this office.
Mr.. f.. L. Wright, who has been
visiting his parents at Santa Bar
bara, got back TO Los Angeles on
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Baker, who has been
on a prospecting trip in San Ber.
nardino county for some time past,
to"' ANAAO SotCiuoJ'
Mr.. Archie Mcbride came down
from San Francisco overland on
Sunday and leaves for his home at
Prescott, Arizona, to-day.
Four natives of Germany, one
Irishman, one Frenchman and one
ChileIio were made voters in the
District and County Courts yester-
day.
A beautiful furnished house for
rent; furniture for sale very cheap.
Call at II. Meyefstein, 40 Main
street.
Mr.. S. Norton will to-day remove
his store from the corner of Com
mercial and Los Angeles streets to
the Golden Gate store, Baker
block, Main street.
In the trotting race at the Park
on Sunday, between buggy herses
owned by N. A. Covarrubias and
+. T. Forster, the race was won by
the former, time 3:3G.
Selling off; must dispose of my
, stock in ono week; fixtures for sale
, very cheap. Call at H. Meyerstein,
Mechanics Store, 40 Main street.
The Supreme Court held night
session last evening and will CON
tinue TO do so for the balance of the
week, in order to get through the
business of tho term on Friday
next.
A compounder Of cocktails in be-
ing registered at the County Clerks
Office, gave his occupation as "Mix-
, ologist." Another humorous indi-
vidual gave his occupation as a
general buzzer."
Mr.. G. HI. Bradley, accompanied
by Sidney Lacy, has gone to San
. Francisco to select an addition to
the large stock of furniture and
carpets for the firm of Dotter e.
Bradley. When these gentlemen
return, look out for bargains at 81
and S4 Main street.
The Arizona terminus of the
Southern Pacific Railway was yes
. terday removed to Maricopa Wells,
159 miles east of Yuma and 4Os
miles east Of Los Angeles. The
have not yet determined whether
!, work will be continued at present
to Tucson.
In the four hour pedestrian con.
test, at Agricultural Park on Sun.
day, there were five starters, three
n Of whom walked the full time and
7 came In In the following order: T.
Gerrity, zig miles; F. Smith, 20s
, miles, and V. Rodriguez, 20 miles
The first prize-$25-was awarded
= to Gerrity; the second-S1O-te
:, Smith, and third-S5-to Rodri.
: guez. Gerrity's best mile was made
: in st minutes.
|. Parties indebted to me must cal
!, and settle their account within one
week; otherwise | will place tn,
same in the hands of my attorney
save expenses. II. Meyerstein, Al
Main street.
MI In our notice of the Odd Fellows
n reception in last Saturdays HER
AID We unwittingly did an injus
tlce to Mr.. II. Wangeman in say
ing that the orchestra which con
,s tributed so much to the success o
t. the entertainment was under tht
direction of Professor Conterno
The orchestra was directed by MI
c. Wangeman and was composed O
the following gentlemen: Professo
/. Knell, Messrs. Ruthard, Scovillt
Wangeman, Millen, Isert, all mem
bers Of the City Band.
A grand mass meeting will
4 held in front of the Cosmopolita
? Hotel, next Thursday evening, t
3 discuss the proposed new Constitu
2 tion. Speeches will be made b
) Prof. E. S. Llppet and Hon. Byro
u Waters, late delegate to the Cor
= stitutional Convention. Mex
= Monday evening meeting will b
held at the same place, which wi
be addressed by ex-Congressma
E. G. Marshall and Major Fran
{ Ganahl. All the gentlemen name
have State reputation as orator
nd and will afford their listeners
~ rich intellectual treat.