Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-01
LOCAL BR EVITIE HIS.
Pinafore! The coming sensation

Guards Band tonight.
The Independent Workingmen
meet Saturday evening.
Our friend Page, of Workingman
fame, has got back from Arizonp.
Attention is directed to the
Either concert advertisement in
our New To-Day.
There will be a prize given to the
best dancers at the National
Guards Bands ball tonight.
Col. Chalmers Scott. of the Gov
ernor's staff, last night inspected
the Los Angeles Guards. He found
their drill admirable.
Our friend Chandler is simply in-
comparable as partizan. oh
that the Democratic party of Cali
fornia had early patterned after
his kind
Major Bonebrake, most accom-
plished gentleman, is now domi-
ciled in Los Angeles. We wonder
| if he Is bred in the bone? If so, no
| Westervelt patents are applicable.
Mendel Meyer has been sere-
naded. Happy serenaders! A re-
mark which is made with reference
to the fact that Mendel owns a
Santa Monica saloon! Do you see
the point:
Sunday, August Sd, there will be
grand prize shooting tournament,
free to all, at the Arroyo Seco, un-
der the auspices of Chas. Dahlem.
Refreshments will be served on the
grounds. There will also be free
concert.
The County Clerk yesterday reg
istered over three hundred voters.
The list will be kept open to-day
and tonight, to accommodate ex-
pectant voters. Thus far between
seventy-two and seventy-three
hundred names ale on the rolls.
G. Granville Johnson is certain
to loom up at some stage of this po.
litical excitement. Charley Is i'm
pending, whether as Justice of the
Peace, or otherwise, deponent saith
not. Wait and see. The Mohawk
valley, New York, is sure to assert
itself if due time be given.
Hon. w. b. c. Brown, the pres
ent State Controller, and the cam
didate of the Democracy for re-
election, will address the citizens
of Los Angeles in front OF
the Cosmopolitan Hotel tonight.
He Is an eloquent speaker and Will
be assisted 10y other gentlemen.
The Democracy should turn out in
force.
Remember the social ball of the
car and machine shop boys at the
Pacific Hotel Saturday evening.
The hall has been enlarged and the
grounds about the hotel will be wet
down and every arrangement made
SO that all who attend will have a
good time. Street cars will lun
until 3 O'clock A. NJ. Supper across
the street, at the Kansas City
House.
Go to the ball Of the National
Guards Band to night.
Just after the nominations for
Sheriff were made, a man by the
name of Ford (known as the Sand
Lot louU yelled, "Can l be heard !?
| am Democrat; Jeffersonian
the word" The Sergeant-at-Arms
at this point hustled him out with
considerable difficulty. His loud
protestations that he was a Demo.
crat were heard long after he was
put down the stairs.
The Erpress learns that Mr.. A.
B. Clark, the Republican nominee
for the State Senate, is an opponent
of the new Constitution. Did not
our contemporary mean ,Oas an
opponent of that instrument. We
have got to find a single opponent
of that document, now that 1t is
adopted, although quite a number
of sneaking politicians, predes.
tined to defeat, talk as il they
thought the thing was still an is
sue.
We are indebted to Miss Maggie
Redding for one of the most mag
nificent bouquets we have seen
this season, the collection embrac
ing over dozen varieties, s,including
two superb clusters of tuberoses, all
grown at the home of the donor
and arranged with admirable taste
AS specimens of the flora Of South
ern California we think, for
brightness of color and richn ness OF
fragrance, the collection cannot bt
surpassed anywhere.
Accidents which turn out wei
seem to be the order of the day IL
our city. We chronicled the fact o
= a man who was run over, the othel
day, by buggy which passed owe
his neck, and who cody got up
J moment afterwards. To-day, II
front of the Court House, a saddle
horse, ridden by boy called &
Williams, becoming frightened Il
a street car, shied, then slipped ant
fell with his rider, under n trucl
which was coming along. BY th
!, merest chance, "a man who wa
, standing near stopped the trucl
horses and the boy crawled fron
under the vehicle uninjured; and
stranger still, when the horse go
disentangIed from the wheels
was found that he was just a
> sound as his master.
Our accomplished friend, DR.. W
w. Edwards, has sold his beaut
full place near Pasadena, to Mr.. A
len an English gentleman. Ia