Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-10
LOCAL BREEITIES.

The Ventura will sail for San Fran
cisco end Santa Barbara tomorrow.
The Senator will sail to-day for up
per ports.
Professor Carr arrived yesterday by
the Senator. He will deliver u lecture
here this week.
The schooner A. L. Jordan, Captain
Crock, sailed from Wilmington for
Cutfey's Cove yesterday.
a new schedule was inaugurated on
the Nietos branch yesterday and two
trains will hereafter be run each day.
Colonel Jack Hays has been spend
in Il few days in our city. He looks as
young and appears as active rs in days
of yore.
The Veutnra and Senator arrived at
Wilmington yesterday, the former
bringing 250 tons and the latter 1876
tons of freight.
Conductor Hansen, heretofore the
popular ticket puncher OH the Nj
etos branch, changes his run to-day to
the San Fernando road.
The Terpschorian Social Club have
decided to give another reception and
ball on the evening Of Nov. 18th, pre-
ceding Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. f. +. de Cells, Editor-in-C Chief
of La C,'onica, returned to the city
yesterday after an extended visit to
San Francisco.
Mr.. n. Ellis, late of San Francisco,
favored the HERALD with call yes
terday He comes to Los Angeles
with a yi.,u pf loanf mamma nontiu
and engaging in business.
We learn that Dr. McFerrin, who
attended the late Methodist Confer
ence at Wilmington and preached here
last Sunday, had the misfortune to be
robbed of his pocket-book as he was
leaving San Francisco.
Mr.. Henry Dockweiler has sold his
saloon to Messrs. Christ Grebe and
Fred. Gross. The establishment will
ment in its former popular style. We
understand that Mr.. Dockweiler con-
templates removing to Fort Yuma.
At the last meeting of Merrill Lodge
of Good Templars, the following gen.
temen were elected delegates to the
State Temperance Convention to be
held at San Francisco: J. w. Potts,
Judge r. NJ. Widney, r. J. Caystile,
j. J. Ayers, J. w. Gillette, Rev. DR..
White, Hon. A. Higbie, G. w. Nor
gan, S. G. Hubbell.
MIR. Herman Morris, our late towns
man, now merchandising in Los Nj
etos, paid Los Angeles visit sunday
and Monday and left his respects at
the HERALD office. He has q fine
store in the new town and is doing
driving business, we understand.
Morris, we will smoke to you and
wish you well.
n letter received yesterday informs
us that the SAKE Brothers, with their
drove of thoroughbred Durham stock,
are in San Francisco and will embark
for this place by the Senator on the
18th of this month This stock is of
tile best blood brought direct from
Kentucky. Our farmers and stock
raisers should make a note of this
fact.
An interesting trial was held before
Justice Trafiord yesterday on the COM
plaint of John McFadden against
Francisco Mendoza, Ramon Sotello
and Dolores Valenzuela, charging
them with stealing a gold watch val
ued at Sl25 ard $50 in silver coin.
ValenZuela was held to answer before
the next Grand Jury and the others
were acquitted.
We had a call yesterday from
Messrs. A. De Forest and r. w. Ellis,
who have come all the way from Ann
Arbor, Michigan, to locate in Los An
geies. Mr.. De Forest has been taking
the HERALD for the past year and
lays the blame of this visit at our
door Both gentlemen have large
means and business experience and
will be welcome acquisitions to our
community.
A. Crum, alias James Deacon, was
sentenced yesterday by the County
Judge to three years III the State
Prison on a conviction of embeZzle-
ment. Il. w. Fulmer, on similar
conviction, was fined $50 or three
months iu the County Jail. Charles
Miller, for petit larceny, sentenced to
"a hours in the County Jail, and to-
day at 10 A. NJ. he will be sentenced for
housebreaking.
The following are the officers elect of
silver Grange No. Al, p. of H., for the
ensuing year: w. p. Mcdonald, M.
G. w. Wolfe, o.; j. R. McManis, l.. \;
q. w. Cox, S., Il. j. Grider, A. s.; j..
l.. Wright, c.; VIM. Caruthers, II.
(re-elected); G. G. Cummings, Sec; j.
M. Shrewsbury, G. X. Lady officers:
Miss Mollie Matthew, Miss Lu Daw-
son, Miss Flora Reynolds and Miss
Nellie Matthew.