Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-07
LOCAL BREyTTIES.

cisco next TUESDAY.
Quite n number of young men from
the Eastern States are in the city
out-iitting for the Panamint region.
Visitors from the Panamnt mines,
sojourning in Los Angeles, predict
very lively times at the mines next
Spring. M
Rev. A. NJ. Campbell has been re-
appointed to the Los Angeles charge
by the Conference of the NJ. e. Church
South.
The VIM. Taber arrived at Will
nington yesterday and passed on to
San Diego. She brought 100 passen-
gers for this place.
Rev. Gustav Borchard will preach
to the Germans tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 O'clock in Good Templars
Hall.
2 The sailing of the VIM. Taber fer
San Francisco has been postponed un-
til next Sunday. Passengers will
take the 10 a. NJ. train.
1t is stated that Il large warehouse
and new store are being erected at
Spadra. The store is for Caldwell and
the warehouse for Stewart, Jones tS
Co. of Panamint. fHt.i
ot Mr. Shepherd, superintendent of
the Western Union Telegraph ut this
place, was severely injurned last
Thursday, while out repairing
the line. "A pole fell, striking him on
the hip and inflictng II bad bruise. 81.
y lank and hungry y-looking stranger
from the sucker State complained yes
terday to our reporter that he had
been robbed of all his money at San
Francisco, while EN- route here, by con-
tdence men. ed
The Hebrew and religious school of
the congregation B,nai Birth will re-
open on Sunday next, the Sth inst, at
10 A. NJ, at the synagogue. Children
are requested to be in attendance punc-
tually at the abovc-named hour.
j Wilmington lras q pioneer of '49
and veteran Of the Mexican warwho
i questions the statements of Col. j. J.
Warner with reference to the F" Fire.
+ mont ditches,O and says he can tell
3 the true story. is "storyn is in or
der. ,.,.-..
II is now in order to see the boys
turning back-somersaults overchairs,
standing on their heads on the gate
post and performing pirouettes around
ahe table-legs. Such phenomena are
! always visible after the transit of Il
circus.
JoqThc Injunction which has been
gramltd against the Spring and Sixth
street. Railroad Company does not
prevent The operation of the, road
& above the Pico House, as stated. The
ears are making their regular trips on
the upper extension daily. v.t
ttsA Dir. A. R. Gunison, General Agent
K af the Commercial INSURANCE Com
pany Of California, who has been
stopping in Los Angeles for q few
} days has appointed Captain w. Bor-
rowe agent Of the company for this
place. b .o. .3..-s,'
+ The stockholders in the Main street
railroad viii hold a meeting TO organ
ize the company. The road is to be
STYLED "The Main Street and Agricul-
81 tural Park Railroad.!' 1t Is designed
to commence work upon IL at once
and push things to n speedy conclu-
sion.
There is d long standing reservoir or
r lake on Second street, between Main
and Spring streets. A friend Of ours
fell into it last night and was only
ssaxed from drowning by q friendly
boaA which ichanceu to be passing.
,AV0nfG our City Fathers take out an
injunction against the nuisance?
aJahn Mcdonald was brought into
=. Court yesterday to plead on the charge
tof numbering his wife. He entered a
plea of previous aequittal of the of
telse by the judgment of Court rem
eaered on the first Indictment and fur
ther entered the plea of not guilty.
The case was set for trial Decenl Der
1st. A venire was ordered to issue for
one hundred and fifty jurors from the
body of the county, returnable at that
time. a ..i4e.t aa.f D. llal
Yesterday was unusually lively for
Wilmington harbor The arrivals
were. the Serena Thayer, Captain
Brown; and the schooner Humboldt,
Captain Kustel from Cuf1ey's Cove
with. railroad ties. A schooner and
brig also arrived, names unknown.
The departures We're, brig Perpetual,
Captain Mcdonald, for San Froncisco,
and schooner Undine, Captain Kus-
tel, for San Francisco via Guadalupe
for grain. tsa. s,4 la yAh is lHp
.aaa A man has a gambling frame sta
TONED on Main street, where he dis
plays q regular rogue's gallery of pho
togra phs daily. 1t happens, however,
that he has secured Il number OF pic
lures of well-known people in Los
.Angeles--ladies and gentlemen--and
is thus giving them a gratuitous ex-
,hibition. 1t may be considered com
plimentary to have ones picture in
Z q Hhe collection, but we would decline
the honor.gs3M a6ai r.
The Lyceum was sadly neglected
by its members last night and when
the time came to open the meeting,
only three or four were present. An
cadiOurnment was taken to next Fri
day evening. We trust that those
who have volunteered the support OF
this worthy organization will not let
it die out so readily and become
~ among the things past. Let there be
full attendance and an interesting
meeting next Friday evening. n
e The Wilmington Enterprise of the
3d saws: "iWe are at last able to an
nolfiice that dredging has commenced
on the bar at the entrance OF VII
.s;,,,.t,,,, IlaNy aIihouph the work i