Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-30
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LOCAL BREvITIES.


Over $4,000 in pools have been sold
hus far in the races.
One hundred passengers from San
rancisco arrived yesterday morning
pm the Ventura.
There are kilograms ct the Telegraph
Office for Frank Hickle, Jno. Huncke,
Mart Maloney and S. G., Flanders.
The Orizaba, sailing for San Fran
cisbo and Santa Barbara only, will
leave Wednesday, November 4th.
The Ventura win sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow. Passengers will
leave on the 3:45 p. NJ. train.
There was not quorum present at
the Council yesterday, and the time of
meeting was postponed until ap. NJ.
to-day. - =. ~,sfst-f w -
The prisoners under erindictment were
brought into Court yesterday morning
to plead and their cases were set for
trial
Mrs. Albert Packard, of Santa Bar
bara, mother of Mr.. Packard local re-
porter for La CrOnicd, is in the city
for short visit.
Miss Florence Kent receives q COM
plimentary benefit at the Theatre to-
hight. Let, her receive q crowded
house. The billafor the night Is tip
top. aEt -p'-a
A certificate of purchase was issued
rom the United States Land Office
yesterday for the Golden Chariot
quartz mine, Banner District, San
Diego county.
A general meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce has been called for next
Monday evening at the District Court
room to elect new, board of eleven
Directors. A full attendance of MEM
bers is earnestly desired.
Remember the lecture at Good Tenn
plars' Hall next Monday evening, on
the Struggle for Irish independence,
to be given by Gen. +. +. Millen and
Capt John McCafferty.
Pools will be sold In this city to-
night on the great Dec ident- Fullerton
race, to come off tomorrow afternoon
at San Franchises. The result will be
promptly telegraphed here.
All the public schools will be closed
to-day to enable the "school-marms"
and thier prodigies to 60 out to the
Fair ground and have their share of
the fun announced for to-day. e
4 Found, last night on Main street, a
Ibrrel mare, white name and face,
With new bride and saddle, branded
With ring. connected with letter j.
Owner will please call at MarshaFs Of
tce.
The exports from the Los Nietos
depot for the four days ending October
2Sth were: $50 sacks Russian barley, 80
sacks rye, $40 sacks barley and q
sacks castor beans.
Colonel Peter Donohue and lady, of
San Francisco, are. spending a few
days in our city. The Colonel has Wis.,
ited Los Angeles often and notes her
progress and improvement with pleas
ure. dl~-u so e't aa eIt 4n lrt1 li lf
One of our ministers, out in his
buggy, accidentally fell into the circus
procession yesterday morning and
marched down Spring street with the
animals, causing much merriment to
his many friends.
The Postoffice and Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S office will be clos ed to-day from
II to 81 o'clock. This will be done to
give tn hard working employees Of the
establishments chance to recreate
and attend the Fair. BOZ
Simpson, the sneak thief who pur-
loined lot of buggy robes and blan-
Hkets on the Fair grounds last Monday,
was arraigned before Judge Gray yes
terday. He has enough money left
from the proceeds of his thieving to
secure counsel, and his case will be de-
Tended. The trial is set for Saturday.
The Real Estate Associates have re-
|ceived their certificate of incorpora-
tion from the Secretary of State, and
the first annual meeting Of sharehold-
? ers will be held at 10 A. NJ. Tomorrow
at the Z. s.. Land Office. The Board
Of eleven Trustees, to serve one year,
will be elected and the Constitution
and bylaws finally adopted.
Prof. Lawlor, Rev. DIR. White, Rev.
Mr. Packard, Mrs. Ben. c. Truman,
Mrs. Gillette and Mrs. Hubbell, the
Committee appointed to award the
premiums on composition, penman-
Ship and drawing of pupils of the Pub.
lie schools of the district, are requested
to meet at Judge O'Melveny's office
ut the Court house at o'clock p. NJ
to-day. r& r3re
Mr.. M. S. Thresher, Treasurer O.
San Joaquin county visited our city
and left yesterday for his home il
Stockton. Mr.. Thresher is Grea
Sachem of the Red Men for this State
and comes down here to install the of
ticers Of Shominac Tribe just organ
lied in this city. Mr.. Thresher is 81
we'll pleased with Los Angeles that III
proposes to pay us another and mor'
extended visit next Spring.
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