Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-13
LOCAL BREVITITS.

The Council meets at 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
The steamer Orizaba ia due from
San Francisco this morning.
Fresh salmon, shrimp and full
assortment of fresh fish at Onstott's
market.
Mr.. II. M. Johnston, in our New
To-Day, offers 1900 fat mutton
sheep for sale.
Joseph Nut, a native of Spain,
was admitted to citizenship in the
County Court yesterday.
Mr.. L. Wolfskill and Gen. Ban.
ming got back from San Francisco
overland yesterday.
Two eligibly located and elc.
gantly furnished houses are offered
for rent, In our New To-Day.
The celebrated Hutchinson fam-
lily, it is said, will shortly visit Los
Angeles on II professional tour.
The books of County Treasurer
Hewitt were under examination
by the Board of Supervisors yester-
day.
DR.. Wise, notice of whose in
jury appeared in the HERALD sew
eral days ago, was on the streets
yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Sisson, of Sisson,
Wallace & Co., was passenger by
Yesterdays overland train from
San Francisco.
Two carloads of fat sheep, shipped
to San Francisco by Lockhart Bros,
of Anaheim, passed through the
city on Tuesday.
Mr.. e. L. Shattuck, of this
county, last season harvested 120,-
900 pounds of honey from 800
stands of bees and their increase.
Old Kelly, who was released from
the chain gang only day before
yesterday, was sent up again yes.
terday morning for drunkenness.
The State Printer at Sacrs mento,
on Tuesday, commenced the work
of mailing copy of the proposed
new Constitution to each voter in
the State.
A number of the musical friends
of Col. Ayers, of the Express,
favored that gentleman with a
serenade at his residence in East
Los Angeles last night.
The property destroyed by fire
night before last belonged to Mr..
DaIgalarando and was insured in
the Commercial Union and South
British, Mr.. Drakenfeld agent,
for 800.
The banquet of the SS's Engine
Company, to be given April Sd,
will be furnished by the st. Charles
Hotel, which is equivalent to say.
ing that it will be the most superb
feed ever provided In Los Angeles.
Mr.. r. B. DeBare, of the Mel
chants Loan and Money Brokers'
office, elsewhere notifies persons
having pledges at his establish
ment to call and redeem them
within the next twenty days, or
they will be sold.
By notice elsewhere, 1t will be
seen that the firm of Foster, How.
ard & Co. has been remodeled,
Messrs. Ct. S. Foster, and F. w. In
gals retiring. The business will
be continued under the firm name
of Bryant Howard & Co.
Messrs. Bowen & Baker, of the
Los Angeles City Foundry, Spring
street, have torn out their adobe
front preparatory to making sub
stantial improvements. This home
industry, we are pleased to know,
is now meeting with generous
patronage.
A few nights ago the house of
| N1dAucl toilNu, hCat tuo olu SOybtt
House, was robbed of a los #
clothing and some valuable docu-
ments. The thieves also carried
off four horses from his corral. No
clue to the thieves has yet been
discovered.
e. J. Baldwin and his bride have
gone to Los Angeles, where they
will remain for three weeks, and
then return to the city and take up
their residence at the Baldwin
Hotel, where rooms are being pre-
pared for them IS. r. Post, March
IL.
Mr.. Byron o. Clark has received
q contract TO furnish 10000 blue
gum trees and 10000 iron bark
trees fpr .,i~SS' or Nj. Civ =
/ land near Costa station. MF.0i
will plsnf the seed immeaiafz
rid tbs trees will bs reldv to san
pl4nt IN June.-AHoheim 4ott.te
Col. williams Of Wml6ms &
r Lanterman, Of t4e Csasds ieucho
WHO will DO buried asyi7e .