Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Parasols at the Capitol store.

The Board of Supervisors meet for the
June term on Monday.
The Thirty Fights engine has beer
retired from service for repairs.
For banquets, dinners and parties ust
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any inn
ported.
Nuns yelling from Mosgrove's, Il
cents per yard, at the Capitol.
A. G. Davis has been appointed Q
member of the police force, pice Robert
Dobson, resigned.
There will not only be prizes of jew
elry, ETC., but the boys are offering cash
prizes at the picnic to-day.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
IL; minimum, 81.
say, Harry, what time are you go
ing to the picnic to-day" "Well,
guess about | | o'clock"
See advertisement Lost: An opportu
nifty to buy some of Mosgrove's bank
rupt stock at the Capitol store.
Mr.. r. d. Bogart, the well known
journalist, is amongst the passengers
due from San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. N. r. Vail, who has been visiting
his family for some days, returns to the
Total Wreck mine, Arizona, to-day.
Col. Chalmers Scott, wife and chill
dren, are amongst the passengers to ar
rive by this mornings overland train.
New summer silks from Mosgroves at
the Capitol store.
The only place in this city where you
can find full assortment of leather and
findings is at the Mammoth Golden
Boot.
There will be better sport and more of
it for the money at the Arroyo Seco to-
day than at any picnic ever given in Los
Angeles.
Twenty yards of calico for 81, at tie
Capitol store.
The alarm of fire at | 80 O'Clock last
night was caused by the burning of a
frame shed at the corner of Twelfth and
Pearl streets.
We had the pleasure of call yester-
day from that sterling Democrat and
genial gentleman, Hon. A. Ii. Glass
cock, of Visalia. He is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Pin head checks 20 cents yard at
the Capitol store.
Billy Landers is the happy father of a
boy and the town is hardly large enough
to hold him. The boy will be named
after his grandfather, of happy memory
in this city, James. H. Landers.
Messrs. Wood & Osborne are now
negotiating with the celebrated Hazel
kirke troupe now playing at the Cali
fornia Theatre, San Francisco, and they
will probably appear in Los Angeles
about the middle of July.
Found: Dry goods at bankrupt prices
at the Capitol store.
Mr. Albert Weihs, our enterprising
boot and shoe manufacturer, has fitted
up the finest custom establishment in
th Q State, at the sign of the Mammoth
Golden Boot.
The following shipments of fresh veg
etables were made per Wells, Fargo &
Cos Express yesterday: To San Francis.
CO, 2675 pounds; Arizona and New Mex
leo, 2960 pounds.
Bankrupt dry goods from Mosgrove's
at the Capitol store.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in-
, vitation to the eighth anniversary re.
union of Olive Lodge, No. 26, X. of P,
to be held in Castle Hall, Odd Fellows
building, Tuesday evening, June. 18th.
The Arroyo Seco is decidedly the best
place to hold picnics, and for that
reason the Thirty Fights have decided
to give their eighth annual reunion
there to-day.
The semi'annual meeting of the La
dies Benevolent Society will be held al
Good Templars' Hall next Tuesday af
ternoon at % o'clock. All members anc
friends of the Society are cordially in
vited to attend.
| There will be no scarcity of teams t.
convey the picnicers to the Arroyo Sect
to-day, as a number of owners of vehi
cles have signafied their intention o
turning them out.
Mr.. l. w. Hellman, the President o
the Farmers & Merchants Bank, goes
up to San Francisco to-day to attend thu
annual meeting of the Board of Regents
of the University of California. to be helt
next Tuesday, at Berkeley.
Our readers are again reminded of tn
clearance sale of II. Susskind, l20 Mail
street, Cardona Block His goods em