Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
spacifac Coast News,


President Gilman will go east short
ly.
Hon. Mark Aldrick, Of Tuscon is,
dead. ~.
The Costa Rica is still in the dry
docks.
Occident has gone to the San Jose
fair. l....
McClure's Military at Oakland was
burned last Saturday.
Daniel Drew does not like the finan-
cial condition. Who does? sF
Clarence King is ",loing'' Mount
Whitney for the third time.
Sic. transit Captain Jack and his.
His transit was sick-Devil.
Rev. Mr.. Bently is retained by the
conference ut Santa Barbara, for ano-
ther year.
Sixty thousand persons visited the
Michigan State Fair, on the 18th of
September.
This year, il has concluded to rain in
San Diego, whereat the San Dieeans
are exceeding glad.
The Independent movement is quite
successful i'm San Diego, and promises
to carry the county and district.
1t is reported that GOOdall, Nelson &
Perkins propose to buy out the Santa
Barbara interest of the Pacific Mail.
n. Green Curtis, of Sacramento, is
said to be an aspirant for the L. $.
Senatorship now held by Mr.. Casserly.
Ritualism is still rampant i'm Eng
land and causing considerable ill feel
ing among the members of the Epis-
cOpal Church.
The Central Pacific has removed its
head office from Oakland to San Fran
cisco. 1t should have been there in
the first place. rs. fsazHn H.st
John Moss, prospector, has found
for three miles square in Arizona
very good gold prospects. The coun-
try is well watered and well timbered.
The San Francisco Chronicle csti-
mates the election expenses of the
county at S4O,OO0. Over S36,O0O had
been allowee and paid up on the 2sth
ultinlO.
The s. +. Chronicle heads its articles
about women: "The Weaker Vessel"
The Editor is not at home, wen Laura
d., Susan F.. and Rose Nc call, how
ever.
A "world-renowned electromagnetic
er" is giving entertainments in the
different towns of the State. No cx
planatiOn will be given of the na,ure
of his performance, for obvious
reasons.
No one can understand the row the
San Diegans are kicking up about
water frontage, etc. They are very
happy family down there. When they
don't know what else to do, they meet
and unanimously resolnte." a.
Anna Mehlig, the great Pianist,
made $40,0W last season, and has ta-
ken a trip to Stuttgart and Munich.
Mrs. Matthias Gray accompanied her
partly on account of her health, and
partly to enjoy the privileges Of paint
i'm in the galleries of Europe.
The San Francisco Cadets had gay
time in New York, and are now on
the return home. As to whether it Is
advisable to exhibit boys in this way
and make lions of them, opinions diff
rer Doubtless the trip was instruct
i've as well as beneficial.
The old ship Vanderbilt, now the
Three Brothers, attracts immense
crowds in San Francisco. Her carry
ing capacity is 4, 500 tons, and her reg
lister 1912 tons. She is to be COM
manded by Capt. Cummings, and will
sail for Liverpool in about ten days.
Extraordinary things are expected Of
herspeed.
The attendance at the University
this term is at present, by the register:
Seniors, %; Juniors, %; SOphOmOres,
81; Freshmen, So; Students, at Large,
l6; Special Students, 80; Past Gradu-
ates, 3; making total of 22O students
enrolled. Considerable work will be
furnished to students who desire il at
Berkeley. GiHG# U.bU u4sf