Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. j. B. Bandini, of this city, will
arrive from Arizona by the Pacific Ex-
press due at As o'clock this evening.
There was light fall of rain in this
city yesterday morning and brisk
shower in the Cahuenga Pass, lasting
about fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Richard Grid, of the Chino
Rancho, and Mr.. C. Schieffelin, of this
city, are passengers by this mornings
train from San Francisco.
Mr.. Theodore Welisch, proprietor of
the White House, and leading mer-
chant of Tucson, will arrive in Los An
geles by this evenings Pacific Express.
Messrs. L. Martin & Co. yesterday re-
ceived from st. Louis, by the Southern
route, carload of the celebrated Bud
Weiser beer and carload of Kentucky
whisky.
Mr.. John Kelly, the pioneer musician
OF California, assisted by his talented
wife, we learn, will give concert at
Good Templars' Hall next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, one of the
delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention, which meets at San Jose next
Tuesday, up to San Francisco over
land to-day.
DR.. j. p. Widney went north per
steamer Orizaba yesterday to attend the
meeting of the State Board of Health at
Sacramento, and will be absent two
weeks.
The oldest cigar stand in the city is
advertised for sale in our New To-Day.
Any one wishing to purchase well es-
tablished business should take advan-
tage of this opportunity.
Following is the report of fruit and
vegetables shipped by Wells, Fargo
Co. yesterday: TO Arizona and New
Mexico, 1880 pounds; to San Francisco,
1910 pounds; totals $500 pounds.
We received call last evening from
Mr.. Mark Thall, Advance Representa-
tive of the Madison Square Dramatic
Company, which opens at Turn Verein
Hall next Wednesday evening in "Hazel
Kirke."
We received call yesterday from
Mr.. n. Hawks, of HAWKES. Printers
Emporium, who has been spending some
days in Los Angeles for the, benefit of
his health He returns home overland
tomorrow.
County Clerk Potts requests all attor-
neys having any papers belonging to his
Office to please return them at once, as
he is re-arranging his files and wishes to
put all documents in their proper
places.
A meeting of citizens will be held in
the Council Chambers, Union Hall, at
1880 o'clock %is evening, for the purpose
of making a hngements for the proper
celebration of the approaching Fourth
of July. There should be a full attend
ance.
The Rev. VIM. A. Knighten, of Ven
tura, Presiding Elder of the Santa Bar
bara District, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday. He will deliver the annual
address at the Southern California Uni
versity next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. w. w. Smith, one of the dele
gates from San Bernardino county to the
San Jose Convention, went up to San
Francisco per steamer Orizaba yester-
day. Judge Willis, another member of
the San Bernardino delegation, goes up
overland OH Friday.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to the Silver Wedding of Mr..
and Mrs, Nj. II. Kimball, to be celebrat-
ed at their hospitable mansion Monday
evening, June Goth. The invitations are
very appropriately printed on silver foil
paper with mauve ink.
The Greenback party will hold
Fourth of July celebration at the City
Gardens. The exercises will consist of
the reading of the Declaration of indie
pendence, patriotic speaking, singing,
plays, etc. Full brass and string bands
will be in attendance. The programme
will be published in a few days.
| The new wine warehouse of Mr.. j.
Bumiller, on San Fernando street, above
the railroad depot, is fast approaching
completion. If his business continues
to increase as rapidly as it has of late,
he will shortly be compelled to put up
another addition to his already large
building.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of l.. j. Lockhart, who has opened
warerooms at No. 40 Los Angeles street
for the sale of hay, grain and mill feed
and for storage. Persons who require
anything in his line Or who have goods
to store should give him call, as his
terms are very reasonable.
j. f. Redding, while digging well
yesterday on lot belonging to DIR,
Lewis. in East Los Angeles, at the depth
. of twenty-five feet struck a stratum Of
) rock salt The specimen shown to us
, has all the appearance and strong saline