Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Attorney General Hamilton re.
turned to Sacramento overland yes.
terday.
The north side of sold Badly
Mount San Antonio-is still GOV.
cred with snow.
Charley Thomas, of the Hermit
valley, San Diego county, is regis.
tered at the st. Charles Hotel.
Copies of the present admirable
Constitution of the State Of Califor.
MA can be obtained at this Office.
Ex-Judge H. G. Rolfe, of San
Bernardino, is in the city in at
tendance on the Supreme Court.
The Odd Fellows of Santa Ana
will celebrate their anniversary at
Santiago Cafion next Saturday.
County School Superintendent
Mcdonald goes out to Elizabeth
Lake to-day on official business.
The Southern Pacific Railroad,
we learn, will put ON emigrant
sleeping cars as soon as the road ia
finished to Maricopaville.
The Los Angeles Guards are re.
quested by Captain Darcy to meet
at their armory at 1880 O'Clock
sharp. this evening, for drill.
Three drunks were up before the
Mayor yesterday morning, one OF
whom paid SIS fine and the others
were sent up for five days each.
The Downey City folks who suf-
fered by the fire the other day, have
already commenced clearing off the
debris preparatory to rebuilding.
Hon. John b. Harmon, the
Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of
the Odd Fellows of the United
States, is laying Los Angeles q
visit.
The Clerk of Council, by adver-
tisement elsewhere, gives notice
that no bills Will be paid unless
certified to 10y the Chairman of the
proper committee.
Bishop Kip, of the Episcopal
Church, is expected to visit Los
Angeles to administer the rite OF
Confirmation Oh the 10th of May.
Mr.. Arpad Haraszthy, who has
been visiting his brother-in-law,
Major Henry Hancock, for some
weeks, returned to San Francisco
overland on Sunday.
Our citizens, the ladies especially,
will find it to their interest to visit
the City of Paris store, whose triple
column advertisement will be-
found in our New To-Day.
Mrs. Don Juan Forster, who has
been spending the Easter holidays
with her old friends in Los Ange-
les, returned to her home at the
Santa Margarita ranch, San Diego
county, yesterday.
Miss S. Ackelson, in our New
To-Day, gives notice that she will
prepare applicants for teachers
certificates for the Juue examina-
tion. See advertisement.
The Sunday School attached to
the Episcopal Church will have q
May picnic at Mrs. G. G. Thomas's
place, corner of Jefferson and
Figueroa streets, on Saturday
May Sd.
Mr.. w. w. Gum, who has super
intended the production of the
"COlor Guard" at other places, ar.
rived in Los Angeles on Saturday
and will give his personal super
vision to its production in this city
The Ladies Benevolent Society
request that all who desire to make
donations tor the Feast of Flowers
at Union Hall tonight bring theil
offerings to the hall by 9 O'clock
this morning.
| We are under obligations fol
complimentary tickets to the sec
ond annual picnic of La Societa
Italiana di Mutua Beneficenza,
which will be held at Sycamore
Grove, Arroyo Seco, next Sunday
April 9th.
The Workingmen held very
pleasant picnic at Washington
Gardens on Sunday. Owing to th,
unpleasant wind that prevailed al
the afternoon there was not as larg
an attendance as was expected, but
otherwise, the picnic was decided
ly pleasant affair.
The friends of Sefiora Corella
nee Josephine Lindley, will b
| glad to learn that she has recover
ed from a severe attack of Hines
at her home near Magdalena Bay
| Sonora, and Is now able to rejoiI
her husband and father, the latte
Judge Lindley, formerly of Mont
Vista, this county, at Tucson, Ar
zona, where they have opened q
office for the practice of the law.
Do not forget the Feast of Flow
ers at Union Hall Tonight, for th
benefit of the Ladies' Benevolen
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