Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-11
LDCAL,BREVITiES.

Holt, of Petaluma, is in town with
his family.
An Italian dropped down dead yes
terday at Los :NietOs.
The track on the fair ground was in
excellent condition yesterday.
And now the Governor says we may
eat, drink, and be merry, Novem-
Der 9th. s#..
Antonio Mallact, on the Whining
ton Railroad, has Il peach tree pro-
ducing second crop.
M. l.. Thatcher, conductor on the
Oregon Division of the G. p. II. r., is
on short visit to this city.
Rev. Mr.. Gibson died very suddenly
at Florence day before yesterday. His
funeral took place here yesterday.
Tonight is played Lady Audley's
Secret. Madame Duret as Lady Aud
ley, and Samuel w. Piercy as Robert
Audley. Hamlet will be played on
Wednesday, November 18th.
Senator Maclay, of San Jose, and a
friend directly from the East are in
town with the idea of establishing
colony near Los Angeles, if they are
not driven elsewhere, by the high
prices demanded.
A meeting of the voters of Los
Angeles county, "whO sustain the PeO-
pies Independent Party" is annOunc-
ed for Thursday evening, November
18th, Mt I O'Clock. The object of the
meeting is to perfect the county or
ganization of the Party.
Adds, the photographer, has very
grand and costly studio at the Fair
Ground, where he will take any and
all kinds Of photographs. His prices
are very low, rs you can learn from
the small posters. This is the first
venture of the kind and is worth
seeing.
There We're five drunks brought be-
fore the Mayor, yesterday, two Ameri-
cans, one squaw, and two Mexicans,
and as the jailer sorrowfully remarked,
"There wash a red cent to be got out
OF one of them" They were trans
ferred to various suits of rooms in Mr..
Clancy's hotel.
Attentionis called to the interesting
letter Of our San Francisco correspond
ent. His modesty prevents him from
publishing his name, but he COM
menced life in California as Chroni-
Gle reporter, and like most men who
have been through that mill, rose rap
idly, and now occupies an import
ant position in leading San Francisco
Office. His letters will appear every
Sunday morning. 8ff aa NIT
Following are the passengers from
Santa Barbara, per steamer MOhOngO.
Arrived here Sunday lasr: J. Staples,
b. LarOux, I. X. Fisher, ]. A. SchOe-
mann, Miss M. holland, 5. Forney, p.
J. Barber, A. A. Green, Chas. McIn-
tyre, H. III. Harmon, Geo. Stone, R.
w. Rising. Mrs. Jacques, child and
nurse, M. M. Eddy, r. A. Chase. 1
Mr.. Waddington, recently job print
er of the HERALD office, severed his
connection with this office for other
reasons than that of incompetency.
He is the most tasty job printer we
have ever known. His work attests
this. Our morning croaker's fancy was
as inaccurate as usual. He describes
in the same issue the remanding Oft the
O'Neals to prison, when they were dis.
charged by the Grand Jury. What lit.
tie news he does give should at least
DE correct. F
Reynolds new barOuche made its
first appearance yesterday. 1t is tht
prettiest thing in Los Angeles, ant
was made, as already announced, Al
Page and Gravels manufactOry. Tht
carriage is Britt barOuche Of French
design, and. made throughout in LO'
Angeles. The running gear and irol
work was done by Page, and the body
was made by Gravel. John 7. Foncl
manufactured the cushions and inte
r.or fittings, all of which are Of red mo
rocco leather. The harness is from
Workman's factory, silver mounted
and engraved with the initials ], }. X
The carriage lamps are of new de
sign, and are constructed of eight soli'
crystal plates. ConnOisseuers say tina
no finer work than this can be done Il
the State.