Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
LOCAL BREvITIES.


cisco yesterday, with full manifest.
A large invoice of salt-one thous-
and sacks-has arrived at the depot for
Mr.. j. Trudell.
Messrs. Page & Gravel have n few
nice family wagons for sale at their
shop on Los Angeles street.
A Brakeman on the railroad had his
foot badly crushed in the turn-table at
Spadra yesterday.
Mr.. David Lewis of El Monte has
twelve acres of hops from which he
expects to pick about $4,000 pounds.
The Guards will give a social dance
next Tuesday night after their muster
into the State service.
The Common Council will meet in
special session this morning at 10
o'clock.
The HERALD is indebted to "Chips,'
the pupular Messenger of Wells Fargo
q Co., for late San Francisco papers.
The Orizaba sailed for San Diego
yesterday. She will put in at Will
mington next Sunday, on her return
trip to San Francisco.
The Orizaba, Kalorama and Los An
geles arrived at Wilmington yester-
terday. Their freight lists will be
found elsewhere.
The bark Grace, Captain Roberts,
sailed from San Pedro yesterday for
Port Discovery, with twenty tons of
corn.
Yesterday the schoonerPacific, Capt.
Madison, arrived at Wilmington with
5000 railroad ties for the Railroad
Company. These ties will be used in
the Anaheim branch.
Our Los Nietos subscribers send in
complaints that once in while one of
them loses his HERALD. Will the
Post Master at that place use due dill
gence to prevent mishaps of this kind.
There was another runaway at the
depot yesterday. These accidents are
becoming very frequent in that local
ity, and call loudly for an enforcement
of the hitching-p post ordinance.
Three teams were loaded at the de-
pot yesterday: one for S. Zaunn, Lone
Pine: one for II. Asher & Co., Pres
colt, and one for Lubkin & Co., DR..
Blair and a. p, Independence.
In the Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow the morning service - first
mass-will be celebrated at a. NJ;
SECOND mass at half-past s o'clock, and
high mass at 10. Sermon in English.
Mr.. w. w. Jenkins, the Govern
snent and Bailroad Land Agent, will
leave for San Francisco tom orrow, on
business relative to his late discover
les of coal and asbestos in this section.
The County Court adjourned yester-
day for the term. The next term will
commence on Monday, September
9TH, when both the County and Dis
trict Courts will resume their ses-
sions.
In the U. S. Land Office, yesterday,
all entry was made by Hannah Cor
man, widow of JAS German, deceased,
for l60 acres on what is known as the
Old German Station, on the Fort TETON
road.
. OCI. ~ HtlC anu PStitC iNeoA hSN@
Yesterday from their hunting excur-
sion in the TemeSeal region. They
killed three deer and an enOle 50 num-
ber of rabbits, quails and small game.
They report the weather in that lacal-
ity exceedingly hot.
Mr.. Uhas. Knowlton, mine host Of
the Pico House, returned to the city
Yesterday, after his short visit in San
Francisco. Our young friend (the
hotel clerk with s. W. who has done
the honors of the house in Mr.. Knowi-
TOMS absence, will now relapse into
his normal element, and in our minds
eye we hear him gay, canon, anon,
sir.u
Yesterday by invitation of Mr.. f. z.
F. Temple, representatives of the EaS
pres, Star and HERALD met in the
office of "The Bank" and partook of a
watermelon weighing AZ pounds and
measuring three feet in length. 1t
was of excellent flavor and grew on
the ranch of Judge Allen near the
College, Los Nietos.
Rev. DR.. White of the Presbyterian
NHuIClli Niii uCilNOA e' oNA iAioi' N0 o'oN>-
Templars' Hall tomorrow morning
on the subject "Religion of Principle
and Religion of Feeling, Contrasted
and Combined" The subject for the
lecture in the evening will be "The
Harmony between the teachings OF
Revelation and the deductions OF
Geology" this being the second lee
ture of the series.
An exchange, in commenting upon
the probable established line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, has the fol-
lowing: GA gentleman we'll acquaint-
ed with the country makes this COM
ment on the subject: If this should be
true, it will be great advantage 10
Los Angeles. First, because the line
OF survey runs near fine belt OF TIM
bcr; second, because it will secure us
against the risk of losing the Cerro
Gordo trade"
A complaint was entered by Judge
Gray before Justice Trafford, yester-
day, againsta party living on Figueroa
street who keeps vicious dog, to the
great annoyance of the passers-by.
The ugly brute attacked Judge Gray's
daughter day or two ago, and was
only prevented from seriously injur-
ing her by the timely interference of
a gentleman who happened to be near