Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-30
LOCAL Esy2 2EVITIEsS.

AUOub IcO eACuISlOulstS went
down to Anabeim last evening to
attend the Dem ocratic meeting.
A large number of the campers
at Old Santa Monica will strike
their tents and HE them to their
city Lomes today.
We are under obligations for
complimentary tickets to the Thir-
ty. Fights entertainment at Turn
Verein Hall tonight.
An important meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club will
be held at the County Court room
this evening. A full attendance i s
desired.
Julian Radia eontribu ell So 10
the City Treasury yesterday for
burying dead animal without a
permit, as required by city ordi-
nance.
There will be II grand ball at
Duffy's Hall, Santa Monica Cailon,
tonight. Good music will be IN
attendance. Everybody invited.
Songs and dances Ivy Mr.. DUrand.
Ex-senator Bush, who, with a
party of Angelii3s. has been camp.
ing near the Salt Works for sever
al weeks, returned to the city yes
terday, much improved by his So
iOurn at the beach.
By telegram else where it will be
seen that Mollie Mccarthy did not
run at Brighton Beach yesterday,
she having broken down. The race
was won by Fortuna, who beat
Bramble by nech.
Judge L. G.. Granger, who has
been speaking in this and San
Bernariino counties in the interest
of the Ii. b. party for L week past,
returned to his home at San Buena.
ventura yesterday.
A fifteen months old child of Mr..
J. +. Pu.iee, who lives near Santa
Ana, went out among the bees the
other day and was stang so badly
about the head and neck that death
ensued in about ten minutes.
The Santa Aua Times reports
that Frank Snow, q few days ago,
caught IA salmon in Newport bay,
which weighed twenty-five pounds
We believe that this Is the first sea-
sou that salmon have been noticed
in that bay.
The ball OF the Knights Of py-
thias, to be given at Old Fellows
Hall. September 1lth, is the social
sensation. "What shall I wear?u
Is tho absorbing question among
the bellies, while the oeauX are
anxious only for an invitation.
We had a pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. J. w. Robbins, the spe-
cial Arizona correspondent of the
Chicago Inter. Ocean He has spent
some time in Arizona and goes up
to San Francisco to write up elec.
tion Incidents for his paper
The Baptists of Fountain Valley,
we learn from the Santa Ana Her
aid, have just closed protracied
meeting of three weeks. The SER
vices We're conducted by Rev. Mr..
Kyle, veteran in the cause. Sew
eral additions were made to the
church.
Mr.. l.. Harris, Of the Qnincy
Hall clothing house, returned yes
terday from San Francisco, where
he Laid in a full line of the latest
styles of gentiemen's clothing aud
furnishing gOOes. His stock will
arrive in Ii day or two.
Mr.. M. e. Lewis, Of the Half.
Price boot and shoe store, Spring
street, got back from San Francisco
by the steamer Oriztba yesterday,
Els purchases at the metropolis In
clude everything nobby in the boot
and shoe line. Look out for aston
ishingiy low prices.
The late high tide and heavy
breakers have materially changed
the channel at the entrance of New.
port Bay. The channel through
which the steamer and other boats
passed two weeks ago is now 8
sand bar, and the sand bar which
,sy against the Point of Rocks has
been carried away, leaving deeI
channel in its stead. This is the
change that was attempted two
years ago, but proved failure
Nature has performed what physi-
cal force could not.-Santo Ano
Times.
Messrs. Williams and Brown, o.
Trabuca Canon had q narrow es
cape from q grizzly few days
since. Their bees having beer
robbed on several occasions by
bruip, they concluded to trap the
marauder. Placing the hives on 6
platform, leaving one on the ground
for bait, they went to their cabin
| Early in the afternoon they started
for the scene, but Mira. Il. and two
cubs held the ground. Williams free
O load of buckshot at the
varmints, whereupon the beal
made charge on the men. Each
dropping his gun started on re.
treat. Brown soon discovered thai
he was not fast enough to keep oul
OF harms way, so he jumped dowr
h twenty-foot bank among tn,
rock and briars, while VIII
lIams and the grizzly kept on unGi
a tree was reached, up which Mr.
Williams went in time to save us
the trouble Of writing an obituary