Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Montgomery Queen is in Santa
barbara.
Our city still progresses in the ac-
QUESTION of hoodlum boys.
II. r. IL. will find letter at this
Office for him from Virginia City, Ne
Vada.
A new Wilcox Il Gibbs sewing ma
chine can be purchased cheap for cash.
Apply at this office.
The Florence Kent Company left
for Anaheim yesterday to give an en-
tertainment at that place.
The Orizaba sails for San Francisco
and Santa Barbara to-day. Pussen-
gers will take the 3:i5 p. NJ. train.
1t is said TINT not a single half-dol-
lar is left in Sonora since the conclu-
sion of the Fair and the departure of
the circus.
Los Angeles is not in Il condition to
appreciate entertainments at the pres
ent time. Her small change is all
gone.
There are kilograms at the Tele
graph Office for Mrs. III. b. Jones, G.
w. White, James Ramage and Jose
M. Ontibaes.
Mr.. Lehman wishes us TO state that
the party who steals his supply of
milk in the morning will confer u
favor by returning the pitcher.
The civil case of Gabriel VS.. New
man was brought up in the District
Court yesterday and set for November
18th.
Gay still prosecutes his labor of
love in constructing the Main street
sewer. The City, Fathers and tax
payers are elated at the idea of getting
the sewer for nothing.
Charlie Bush leaves on the Orizaba
to-day for San Francisco. He goes up
for the purpose of purchasing large
additions to his stock of watches and
other fine jewelry.
Angeles aud San Bernardino District
Council will bc held next Tuesday,
November 10th, at Compton. A full
attendance is particularly requested.
There was Il fair attendance at Little
Macs Minstrel performance at Turn
Verein Hall last night and the enter
tainment passed off with its quantum
of fun. The troupe will hold forth
again at TurnNerein Hall tonight.
Game is abundant in the vicinity of
Will Tells Seaside House. a number
of gentleman from the East have re-
Gently spent week in that locality
and report an abundance of fine duck,
plOver, snipe and geese.
The Lyceum at its meeting next
Friday evening will discuss the ques-
ton of capital Observation-Disclosures
it is detrimental to the morals and
welfare of humanity and ought to be
abolished.
The Grange Store is now receiving a
full line of wagons and farming inn
plements which are sold with slight
percentage added to the actual cost.
Grange Store to-day and you will
htlOW NiCiC " ~ w picthiS SoOO'o
cheap, whether you are Granger or
not.
The Annual Teachers Institute Of
Los Angeles county will meet in this
city at Good Templars' Hall, on Mon
day, November 9th, at p. NJ, and
continue in session for five days. Pri-
gate school teachers, public school
trustees and others interested in the
cause of education are invited to be
present
The plat of Township l N, 7 w. is
on file in the United States Land Of
flee and the land therein is now sub
iect to homestead or presumption en-
try. The land lies in the valley near
the Cucamonga Homestead property
and comprises a good farming section,
upon which, no doubt, water can be
secured by boring artesian wells.
There are also some springs flowing
from the sides of the mountains, but
the present water rights are all taken
up. The land is held at 50 80 per acre
by Government.