Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.
The Board of Supervisors is again in
session. = III T Sl M KIT
Last night on the theatre troupe at
Turner Hall

p, s .sSn. VI tL'iS AthtaliS tToupe W
The District Court, calendar was
called yesterday and cases set.
Miss Florence Kent makes her fare
will at Turner'Hall tonight.
The members of the Turn Verein
Society hold u meeting Tonight o.
Mr. A. M. Grenberg, Of Held Broth
ers 81 Co.,, San Francisco il at the
Picol House. -,sr .5..,
The San Diego papers note the fact
that. Gen. Nolney +. Howard of Los
Angeles is in that city. 1aiafa
Capt. Thompson of st. Louis IL at
q the Pico, en- route to Panamint 10 in
vest in silver mines. t' ~
Foy's fine saddle, WAS won in the
rattle last night by Mr.. V. Ponc!. 1t
was afterwards purchased from the
winner by Mr.. Williams.
Simpson, the sneak -thief, was found
Gray's Court Yesterday and will re-
ceive his sentence this morning.
John Mcdonald was arraigned In
the District Court yesterday, and
given till Monday at "a. Al. to answer
the indictment. 'lru (.
The contested prc-emption eases of
George AMI Reason Wright occupied
the attention Of the United States
Land Office yesterday morning.
The barkentine Discovery. Capt.
Mcintyre, arrived at Wilmington
yesterday fourteen days from Port
Discovery, with 525, 900 feet Of lumber
to Griffith, Lynch & Co. ,a
We acknowledge a complimentary
Invitation from the "T S. c." to al
tend their first reception to be given
ut L.eck's Hall on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 4th. M
The vessels now at Wilmington dis
charging are the brig Perpetua,
schooner 4. +. Jordan, schooner Tn
dine and the barkentine Grace Rob-
srts.
The time for the sailing OF the ORR
zaba for San Francisco has been post
poned Til Thursday, November 5th
She il expected To arrive from upper
ports to-day and leave for San Diego.
Los Angeles and Enterprise Oranges
Of this city will meet at Good Ten
plars' Hall next Thursday at . o'clock
TO hear an address by State Lecturer
J. w. A. Wright. A public address
will be delivered in the evening at
! l.eck's Hall.
Yesterday was All Souls Day, All
occasion colnmemorated by the Cath
olic Church and set apart for people Of
that religion to visit the graves Of
properly observed by the members Of
the church in this city.
Read the advertisement of III. Ras-
ter's fish and poultry market, White
House, Los Angeles street, third door
from the corner Of Commercial. Mr..
Raster makes a speciality of all kinds
OF San Francisco fresh fish in their
season, as well as butter, eggs, game,
etc. Goods delivered in any part of
the city, free. .sjaasa
The Real Estate Associates now
have their organization completed
and in full running order. At the late
election the temporary officers and
Board of Directors were reinstated to
serve for the term. Mr.. III. J. w.
Brooks was elected President, Alfred
James Vice-President and }. II. Bri-
erly Secretary.
The Ventura, on her present trip to
San Francisco takes the largest cargo
Of freight shipped by any single vessel
from the port Of Wilmington this
Summer. Her freight list aggregates
some $40 tons measurement, including
1924 bars of bullion, ,486 sacks as
phaltum, 420 bales wool and III sacks
borax, besides vast quantity of other
produce. o Bs yflSflf8sA sA8&@
We note the following changes in
the arrival and departure Of mails ut
the Postoffice: For San Francisco and
the East, via San Fernando, mail
closes ut $3.50 A. NJ; arrives at 1885 p.
NJ. For San BernardinO, mail closes
at 2:2O p. N. and arrives Mt $3.50 A. NJ.
By this arrangement We will receive
our Eastern mail one hour earlier
than heretofore.
The Gazette came very nearly not
putting in an appearance this morn
ing. Ii there hadn't been a man lying
on the bed in the vacant store-room
downstairs, when it (the bed caught
fire; and il the mans trousers hadn't
caught fire. and if he hadn't felt an
uncomfortable heat in his posterior
regions, the probabilities are that An
aheim would have lacked its Saturday
PAPER. But you can't most always
generally tell; if lighted candle had
not been close 10 the bed, this item
would not have been written. --And-
helm Gazette.
Mr.. Pat. Downey, who has just re-
turned from Panamint, gives the fol-
lowing report concerning that district
20 cotemporary He says the ores OF
the mines are very rich and the
ledges, so far as developed. are broad
and extensive. No mills are ut work
as vet. Stewards Is not all there and
Jacobs, although up, has not been
out ia operation. Jacobs is In i'll
health and will probably sell his
Wonder mine. Ore is being shipped
70 San Francisco constantly. There
are great many people there and ell
who want to are set to work. The
town Is going up rapidly and all the
excitement of q new and prosperous
camp now characteriZes Panamint.