Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Madame Penelon is renovating the
roof on her house on Main street.
The following condensed items we
translate from La Cronica of the 9Th:
DIR. Lucky will preach at Grange
Hall at the usual hour this morning.
Mr. Chris. Fluhr, one of the propri-
etors of the Lafayette, is the last re-
ported lucky mau. Boy.
Don Carlos Gaxiola arrived yester-
day on the Orizaba from San Fran
cisco.
Last Saturday it rained quite heavy
for an hour and half at Mr.. Palo-
mares ranch.
Tho Band of Hope will meet at
Good Templars' Hall this afternoon at
4o'clock. 4
The Orizaba will sail for San Fran
cisco to-day, passengers taking the 4
P. NJ. train.
Now that the Santa Monica season
is over, go to church and clear up your
conscience.
We are indebted to DR.. Il. M. Shaw
for bottle of pure cider, made on his
place.
The schooner Serrano, Captain
Thayer arrived at Wilmington Friday
night five days from Cuffey's Cove,
with $500 railroad ties.
Coroner Richardson went to San
Fernando yesterday to hold an inquest
on the body of one Carl Luther who
died suddenly at that place.
Mcdonald and Edwards, both in
dicted for murder, will be arraigned
before Judge Sepulveda. in the Dis
trict Court tomorrow.
Messrs. F. Botiller and Pablo Reyes
returned yesterday from New Mexico,
where they had driven band of
horses.
Mr.. Dick Kerren returned from
musical trip to San Luis Obispo Santa
Barbara and Ventura, where he was
we'll lreceived.
Don MuanuelF. Coronel has return
ed from Lower California, and speaks
highly of the improved condition of
that territory.
The luckiest man in the world lives
in Los Angeles-we have no allusion
to DIR. Lucky. Who will be able to
point him out?
All saloon keepers and liquor deal
ers are requested to file their bonds at
once, in compliance with the city or
dinance recently passed by the Coun-
Gil.
Do not forget the social and ball to
be given by the Los Angeles Guards
at their armory Tuesday evening.
The price of admission will be fifty
cents.
DR.. c.. Pinkham will lecture at Prfo.
Lawlor's Institute on Main street, on
phrenology and physiology, this after
noon at O'Clock end Monday evening
at 8 O'clock Admission free.
Rev. A. NJ. Campbell, by solicita-
tion, will repeat his lecture on "The
Bible, its Origin, Work and Destsny,"
this evening at u p. NJ. All are in
vited.
A gentleman who visited the camp
grounds yesterday, reports the attend
ance very small: He saw only one
tent, two blind horsss and brace of
young ladies. ..--
Judge Underhill, of the Central Pa
cific Railroad Company, returned to
this city yesterday, and will proceed
to complete the arrangements for the
right Of way of the Anaheim branch.
The Panamint mines are looming up
to enormous proportions, if all we hear
be true. We are not prepared to give
particulars, but will do so as soon as
we interview the parties who come
from that section.
Parties having business to transact
with the City Clerk are requested to
call at his Office between 2 and 4
O'Clock p. NJ, as he is engaged with
pressing business during other hours
of the day.
Miss Maria Antonio Couts left us
yesterday, en- route for her beautiful
Guajome ranch. She is accompanied
by Mrs. Arcadia Stearns, who expects
to spend season i'm San Diego and
the aforementioned ranch.
That town clock ought to have it's
hands taken off while undergoing re-
pairs. 1t is always half past eleven,
and friend of ours says he is always
reminded of dinner when he observes
it. Food for the hungry.
Last Monday Mr.. Ramon Sotelo cell
ebrated his birthday in a most sub
stantial manner We were honored
with an invitation, and being good
Judges of the astronomical art, pro-
nounce the wine and viands exqul-
site. ufI
Last Saturday night the nuptial cer-
emonies were performed between Mr..
Romulo Pico and Miss Catalina Pico,
by the Rev. P. Verdaguer. We par
took of the splendid repast prepared
bp Prof. Green, after which the happy
couple were toasted.
This morning at 10 o'clock an open
air service in Chinese and English
will be held on the square near Temple
Block. The afternoon Chinese anC
English service will take place at
O'clock in the new church on Spring
street between Fourth and Fifth.
sa The Rev. VIM. H. Hill will ofiiciat'