Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Orizaba sails to-day for San
Francisco. r..HI ut,U u
The Tribe of Red Men in Los An
geles is receiving new braves every
week. Ia...t .I u..atl
Mr.. J. w. Potts leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day to attend the State Tenn
perance Convention to be held there.
Nadeau has made u heavy contract
to transport freight to Panamint at
four cents per pound. 1ae 80 et'r.f
We are to have u cloclxin the cupalo
of the High School building. Good
idea! t'e o. -'rd'~ d .
The Orizaba will leave Wilmington
for the upper coast on Monday morn
ing. Passengers will leave here at 10
O'clock. ..,. .
Marshall Franklin, tine colored indi-
vidual who administered a sound
drubbing to u colored brother the other
day, paid ten dollars for the privilege
in Judge Gray's Court yesterday. ..o.L
Professor Carr addressed Los Ange-
les Grange yesterday afternoon. His
lecture was able and was listened to
by large number of ladies and gen
tlemen. e.i..r r4e.,t II
The case of Mrs. plummer VS.. the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
involving the title to piece of landin
Il. s.. r. II W., is set for hearing in
the Z. $. Land Office Tomorrow.
The Good Templars held u meeting
last night to take measures to securein
corportion, in order to be in legal con-
dition to purchase land and erect a
hall The temperance party is stead
lily gaining strength in Los Angeles.
The German Election Club will hold
meeting at Turn-Nerein Hall to-
night, to make their nomination for
candidates for municipal offices at the
coming election. A full attendance Isl
expected. b.. aito- r4Glio.l d |
81. An attempt was made last night to-
hold meeting of the Directors of the
Chamber of Commerce, to arrange for
an election of new Board, but a
quorum failed to be OH hand and the
result was another failure. ai 10 Il 4
The two hoodlums who amused
themselves few nights since by
smashing windows on Los Angeles
street, were fined $40 each by Judge
Gray yesterday. They paid their fines
and left with somewhat depleted eX-
chequers, but with u valuable idea or
two in their heads. 500 's
a, OF ~ Df hn
fact that Goldsmith, next door to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, Keeps
on hand everything in his line OF The
best quality such as pipes, cigars, to-
, bacco, snuff, cigarettes, etc. The lat
stillustrated papers are also kept for
the accommodation of patrons.
The Mirror states that Il lad en-
ployed in saloon in this city lost his
situation because he refused, While on
duty, to drink a glass Of beer offered
him by the proprietor, We venture
the assertion that there are scores of
Young men ready to take the place
under agreement to drink just as
much beer as the proprietor, or any
one else, may offer them. -H
In this mornings issue we enclose
the Los Angeles Real Estate Reporter,
a periodical published and complied
by Messrs. Chamberlin & Bancroft,
real estate brokers. The little sheet
contains many interesting and ,valua-
BILE items and statistics concerning our
favored section, together with large
list of lots, houses and farms for sale.
Those looking for homes in our city
would do well to read it carefully.
From San Francisco priee-current
we extract the following sound advice
It's bee-men: Shippers of comb honey
should be careful not to pack ingreen
or unseasoned redwood boxes. A lot
which was put up in boxes OF this
kind at San Diego q short time ago,
and which was said to be strictly
white when packed, was found upon
opening here to have allturned dark
red or yellow color, and it can only be
sold at low rates.