Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-24

dissolved bis connection with the
Kegle House at Santa Monica.
What effect this dIejuncti0n will
have, primarily, on the Kegle
House, and, secondarily, upon the
fortunes of G, Granville, 10 . prob
lem for local philosophers.
Mr.. J. T. Whedon. who has filed
the position of Conductor on the
Les Angeles Division Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad for several
years, has resigned and will leave
for New Mexico on Monday. Mr..
Whedon 10 . very pleasant gentle.
man and sterling citizen. We wish
him success wherever he may 10.
cate.
We advise all those who want q
good time to attend the Thirty.
Fights picnic to-day at Santa
Monica. Fare for the round trip
rs cents.
The second entertainment Of
Mons. P. Loiseau, consisting OF
feats of sleight Of hand, dancing,
foot races, ETC.. will be given at
Warrington Gardens this after.
noon. A thrse.nile foot race be.
tween two am ateurs, for $50 Q side,
will be feature Of to.day's amuse.
ments. Admission to the Gardens
Adults Is cents, children 10 cents.
The Press of tho 2sd instant says:
Frank A. Kimball and Mr.. Osgood,
Chief Engineer Of the San Diego
Railroad. srrived in Riverside yes.
terday morning In the interest Of
the railroad. Right of way, depot
grounds, etc., appear to bs included
In their items OF business. They
60 to-day to San Bernardino, and
will return again Monday, after
which they 60 back to 5An Diego
by way Of Orange and Santa Ana.
The annual election for town Of.
ficers will be held at Anaheim to.
morrow-Monday. Two tickets
are in the field, as follows: For
Trustees, B. Dreyfus, F. A. Korn,
D. e. Miles, B. 6eibsrt and D. w.
Fish; for Clerk, Richard Melrose;
Treasurer, Theo. Rimpau; Assessor,
John P. Zeyn; Justice Of the Peace,
Judge Bailey. The other ticket 10
the same except that D. w. G..
Cowan and II, Werder are substi.
tuted for D. E. Miles and b. f.
seibsrt for Trustees.
Monday night last grand concert
Of the Fabbri Troupe.
Mr.. Geo. @. Hall, who recently
moved from Los Angeles to Tue.
son, has met q severe afaictiou In
the death Of bis three year old son.
Shortly after reaching Tucson the
child sickened, and was finally
brought to this city for trestme ont
and change Of air. In spite Of oil
help, however, the child grew rapid.
~ worse end died yesterday.
The funeral will take place At the
residence Of Mr.. Lock wood on
Buena Vista street, between College
and Virgin, Sunday morning at
half past nine O'Clock. Members Of
the A. o. u. w. and their families
are requested to attend. Ia.
Captain Edward johnson an.
nounces elsewhere In this morn
ipg's HERALD that the yacht
"Don George" will commence
making regular trips to Santa Cat
alma Island, the most delightful
bathing, fishing and hunting resort
on the coast, on or about June
18th. The vessel will call from
Wilmington wharf, thus saving
passengers the trouble and expense
Of transferring baggage to the cut.
side. The Don George has been re-
fitted throughout and furnished
with every convenience for the
comfort of passengers and IL the
fastest and most reliable craft in
this section.
We have before us two songs
"Golden Hours" and "Out on the
Silvery Sea-" words by Mrs.
Emma H. Fellows, music by Miss
Lillian Fellows, the former tho
wife and the latter the daughter Of
DR.. Isaac Fellows, Of this city.
Miss Lillian Is . young lady Of but
twelve summers and developed an
extraordinary talent for musical
competition almost before she was
smancipatsd from long clothes.
having written the music for
Golden Hours when she was only
six years old. Both Competitions
are pronounced ny musicians to he
Of exceptional merit, the music
and words harmonlzing admira,
bly,. The songs are for sale at
Wspgeman Is Bros music store,
near the Post0d1ce.