Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-25
A Merry Christmas!

A Merry Christmas!
Services at the Episcopal Church
at IL A. NJ. to-day.
Odor cases of all descriptions at
Preuss & Pironi's.
The Postoffice will be open to.
day at the samc hours as on Sun.
days.
The new city officials take their
offices on the frat day of the new
year.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express Office
will only be open from IL M. to 8 p.
N. to-day.
All county taxes remaining un.
paid after Monday, the 9th inst,
become delinquent.
An engineer and experienced
mill man advertises for situation
In our New To-Day.
Christmas being q legal holiday,
no business will be transacted in
the Courts or county offices.
Prang's prize Christmas cards
aud new velvet frames at ]. A.
Valder's, No. 3S Spring street.
Tuberoses aud cAmelias in full
bloom, IN the open air, are Incl.
dents of the Los Angeles Christ.
mas.
Nothing ia neater than q fine
dressing case for a Christmas pres
ent. We still have a few. Preuss
q Pir0ni.
The telegraph lines worked bad.
ly last night aud as y consequences
we did not receive our usual guam
'tlty of dispatches.
Notwithstanding the terrible
plight of our streets, holiday goods
have been dealt out like hot cakes,
during the past week, by our deal
ers.
Notwithstanding the almost i'm.
passAble condition Of the roads our
country neighbors were in the city
In full fierce yesterday maxim
Christmas purchases.
Nj. Rothchild, corner of Fifth
and Spring streets, has some splen-
ibid Christmas beef. Call, see and
buy. The carcass weighs over
1900 pounds.
Marechal Neil Rose. Edenia,
Opoponax, Fascination aud other
delicate odors, In box or single boz
ties, at Preuss & Pironi's.
The discussion of the subjects
"Heaven and He'll, What and
Where are Thsy?" will be coutin-
ued on Sunday at Cool Templars'
Hall at P. NJ.
Prof. T. A. Saxon has resigned
his position as teacher of the Boyle
Heights school, and Is soon to taxi
charge Of the school at Ell Monte,
succeeding Prof. 'MartlIDg, de-
ceased.
After all, Los Angeles county il
the only region which an Austrian
Archduke thought 1t worth his
while to write q book about, Illus
trAting our scenery and historical
spots by his own arohducal hand,
The steamer AncOn, which ar
rived from San Diego yesterday
steamed inside the harbOr and dis.
charged and took on freight and
passengers at the wharf.
Ed. Maginnis will set out 9
bang. up turkey iunoh, with egg
nog Accomplishments, to-day. Al
he is q mastery comp0unLer o
mixed drinks the opportunity
should not be neglected.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
Hon. E..W. Hendrlck, member o
the Assembly from San Diego
county, In Los Angeles yesterday
Mr.. Hspdri0k was en- route to Sac
ramspto per steamer Ancon.
In the Ramirez case Justfc,
Fisher denied the motion of de
fendanps counsel for v dlsmlssa
on the EVIDENCE presented by th'
prosecution and granted time fo
the submission OF testimony fol
the accused,
Mr.. Albert Hogle, who formerl.
held position in the late CONNER
cial Bank of this city, but who now
fills y position In the Consol idateI
Bank Of San Diego, came up OIL
the Ancon yesterday to spend tn,
holidays with his friends In thi
city.
| Two female lawyers have besI
engaged on opposite sides In th
case of Wheeler, who strAngled hi
sistsr-in-law, at San Francisco
some weeks ago. Mrs. Clara Folt
will assist the Prosecuting AttoI
ney and Mrs. Laura de Force Cor
don will take part In the defence.
| Why should not the Lagun
ranch be the center Of a prOsperOu
settiement Of Ave thousand souls
The land 10 unsurpassed In rich
ness and the water abundant.
10 Just beyond the city limits; and
to our mind, 1t presents the bel
site for . colony In California
north, south, east or west.
The music In tho Cathedral,
.Sthe Pontifical high mass to.da!
! will be of an unusually solemn, u
, tistic aud impressive charaots