Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-22

rsstaurant. IN San Frsncisco, for two
years, and Intends that bis house In this
city ahall be one Of the best on the
Pacific Coast
The business transacted in the
County Recorders office, 80 far this
month, Is larger than in any correspond
ing period for years. Even should bust
ness stop entirely for the remainder of
the month the receipts will be up to the
monthly average since Mr.. Miles's pres-
ent incumbenoy.
Mr.. c. A. wetmore, in his address,
yesterday, stated that consumptives
found help in raisin-making countries
where good raisins were made was a
proper place to send oonsumptive peo-
pie. This is for the benefit of raisin.
makers mainly. Tho doctors will look
after the consumptives.
Mr.. Eddie Adams, son Of F. E. Adams,
has made some beautiful maps Of the
Park View Tract, tn this city. and also
OF tho Rosas Tract, the property Of Mr..
P. Beaudry. The work shows fine ar
{ stic taste, with delicacy and accuracy
Of delineation that is apparent to those
who are familiar with the features Of
this beautiful portion Of the city.
The programme for the concert to be
given for the benefit Of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union, will be
found elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID. The selections are all choice. and
from the names Of the ladies' and gentle
men whose names appear, we hazard
nothing ID promising our citizens one Of
the most delightful musical entertain.
ments that has been given In the city in
long while.
Father Peters Parish schools are to
have picnic excursion to Santa Monica
on Thursday. June 2Sth. Vigil of Saini
Peters DAy). The train will leave Los
Angeles at half past nine A. M, and, re.
turning, leave Santa Monica at quarter
past four r. NJ, the time OF departure
having been kindly extended by the R
X. 70. in favor Of the pupils, the rela-
tives, friends and parishicners, who will
doubtless attend the picnic.
A special meeting of the County Board
Of Educati was held yesterday, for
the purpose Of passing upon the exami-
ton papers Of Misses Sophie Rimpau,
Sarah Crowther and EstelIa Cowan, all
Of the Anaheim Grammar School, who
were examined In the course Of studies
prescribed by the Board. The young
ladies, having passed most creditable
examina ton, were awarded grammar
chool diplomas Of graduation. which
will be presented to the fair graduates al
the Anaheim School this evening.
The benefit rendered to Dona Laur,
Molla at Turnvsrein Hall last evening,
was grand success. the hall being
crowded. both gallery and auditorium
s'Los Dos Madres," 1 sensational drama,
was well played by Dona Laura and
company. at the close Of which she sang
the popular and bewitching Spanish
song, LAS Habaneras," which was re.
ceived with continued applause. Dor
<-hsouac - NctonoA HNaS0luAty Pte9ousou
the fair aetress and sonestress with Z
beautiful floral basket, accompanying
which was a beautiful little poem written
BY Don Antonio. and dedicated to the
fair beneficiary.
The County Board Of Education meel
to-day to prepare course Of studies fol
the grammar department Of the public
schools Of the county, as prescribed BY
the recent Legislature. The course
prepared by the Board must be submit.
ted to the people Of the several school
districts. Where approved 1t will be
adopted as the course for those districts
The intention OF the Legislature in pre-
scribing the selection Of a special line
of study in those departments Of the
public schools, is to tit scholars for en-.
trance to the State University. The OBJ
ject Of the law ia most excellent one.
and should meet with the cordial co.
operation Of the school authorities in
every district in the county.