Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-04
THERMOMETERS BAR.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The steamer Senator will sail for
San Diego to-day.
DR.. Hobbs will peach to-day at 3
p. NJ. at Zion's church. All are in
vited.
Mr.. Carreras will commence refin-
ing oil next week in his new works
at San Fernando.
The Irish Literary Club will give a
picnic on the 25th of this month, and
not ball as reported.
Joseph Englander, q native of Prus-
sia, was admitted to citizenship yes
terday by the County Court.
The exports from the Los Nietos
depot yesterday were so sacks wheat,
104 sacks rye, S4 sacks Russian barley
and 131 sacks barley.
Tomaso Golfer is in trouble before
Justice Gray for the alleged stealing
of Colts six-shooter from II Mr..
Dunkelberger
The Constantine sailed for San
Francisco yesterday with sixteen pas
sengers from Los Angeles and a good
freight list.
DR.. Lucky went to Los Nietos yes
terday to dedicate new school house
near the Los Nietos College. The SER
vices took place last evening.
A quarterly meeting will be held at
the M. E. Church, Fort street, to-day.
Services at II A. NJ. and y P. NJ. by
Rev. j. r. Tansey, Presiding Elder.
The calendar of land appeal cases
will be called tomorrow morning, at
10 o'clock, in the County Court,
and such cases will be then set for
hearing.
Services will be held to-day at the
Congregational Church, New High
street. Preaching morning and even
ing by the Pastor, Rev. ID. II. Pack
ard.
The usual service of the Presbyteri-
an Church will be held at Good Tenn
plars' Hall at II A. VI. and y P. NJ.
to-day conducted by Rev. A. EWhite,
pastor.
Goldsmith keeps them; the best inn
ported cigars in the city, and besides a
full line of tobacco and smokers arti
cles. Call and see for yourself at his
stand next to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express.
An iron gray horse with saddle and
bride was taken up on Main street
last night, the animal having broken
his halter strap and strayed away
from his proper belongings. The
owner can recover his property by
calling at Orborne's corral.
Judge Willis, of San Bernardino
county, will be in our city on and an
ter the 18th inst, and preside in our
County Court in such cases as are
pending wherein Judge O'Melveny,
by reason Of having been counsel or
otherwise, is disqualified.
Bisop Kip, of San Francisco, will
preach at the Episcopal Church to-day
at II A. NJ. and y p. NJ. The rite of
Confirmation will be administered
during the morning service. The
Sunday School for tomorrow will not
meet until p. NJ.
Rev. A. NJ. Campbell will preach
to-day at Leck's Hall at II A. NJ. and
7AP.M. Subject for the morning SER
vice, "The Effect of Language upon
Mans Moral Destiny" and for the
evening, "The Humanity of Christ, a
Proof of his Divinity"
A Grand Jury was ordered in the
County Court yesterday to be drawn
ON the 5th inst and returnable the
10th for the September term. A term
trial Jury was ordered for the Novem-
ber term, returnable on the first Mon-
day of that month.
Two cases against parties for cutting
wood on Government lands were
brought up before United States Com
missioner Whiting yesterday. The
case of Whitesides under this charge
was concluded and the decision re-
served until Monday. Another
against Chapel will be tried Monday
The ball given at Stearns' Hall last
Friday evening is reported as a most
enjoyable affair. A select company
was present large enough for the bes
cemfort and convenience of the dan
GERS and the mirth and music were
prolonged until an early hour of the
morning.
We are glad to state that our genial
friend Packard - " Colorado - ha'
1 taken the position of local editor OF
La Croaiea. He is ready writer, as
we'll as active and energetic, and will
doubtless acquit himself with credit a
an -grabber. Though we conside
it a difficult and somewhat unpromis
ing field of operations, still, if he will
persist in being unfortunate, we cal
but wish him the best of luck.
We learn that over two-thirds o
the property-owners on upper Mali
street, where the Spring and Sixtl
Street Railroad Company are nov
grading for the extension of thei
track, have signed petition to tn
Council requesting the establishment
of the same grade by the city whicl
has bee n made by the company. lfthi
he the dase, it will obviate all difficul
ty on this somewhat veXed question
and the road can be pushed to
speedy completion. Judge Widney
the Superintendent, informs us tina
the grading is about all completed, tn
iron is already on the ground an
track-laying will probably be CON
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