Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

lHefe VIII De ull interesting seSSlOu
of the Council to-day.
The Changers Fruit Growers Con-
vention meets at Sacramento to-day.
Grapes in large quantities are now
coming into the city.
Mr.. Jno. F. Brown will please call
ut this office.
Passengers for San Diego by Ven
tura will take the 10 A. NJ. train to-
day.
The Ventura is advertised to sail for
San Francisco and Santa Barbara on
Saturday next.
Major l.. J. Sacriste is announced as
candidate for Mayor at the next
municipal election.
Mr.. Herman Neidecken announces
himself as a candidate for the office of
City Treasurer at the coming election.
A good canvasser can find employ
ment that will pay from So to SIS per
day by applying to Chamberlin &
Bancroft
The steamer Pacific sailed for San
Francisco yesterday with 33 passen-
gers from Los Angeles and u large
quantity of freight.
Engineer Crawford was delayed in
starting on his surveying trip, and was
compelled to defer his departure until
to-day. He will be gone about week.
The funeral of Miss Ida G. Loop, who
died at the Lafayette Hotel the other
day took place at half-past II o'clock
A. NJ. yesterday from the hotel.
A little daughter of Refugio Botella,
aged nearly two years, died yesterday
morning at half-past o'clock. The
funeral will take place to-day at 4
r. NJ.
1t is reported that. nine miles OF the
Anaheim Branch Railroad have been
graded, and that there will be two sta
tions established between NietoS and
Anaheim.
1t is reported in social circles in San
Francisco that Senator ]. P. Jones is
engaged to be married to Miss George
Sullivan, daughter of Eugene l.. Sui
iivan, of that city.
The San Diego papers speak in the
highest terms of the celebration of
Mexican independence which came
off at San Rafael, Lower California, on
the 10th inst.
Senator Maclay was busy yesterday
signing deeds made out to purchasers
of San Fernando property. A large
number of them have been finished
and will be ready for delivery to-day.
Chamberlin & Bancroft advertise a
house and lot within three blocks of
the Postoffice for $1,000. The house
contains six rooms, and is very desira-
BILE property.
The Los Nietos train yesterday
brought up one car of grain for San
Fernando for the CerrO GOrdo Freight
ing Company, and one car of grain for
: Wilmington, taking down to Nietos
one car of ties and five cars of lumber
for Griffith, Lynch & Co.
l.. M. Manzur, Grand Chancellor of
the knights of Pythias, for this State,
is in our city. He comes down the
coast for the purpose of organizing
lOukcS VI utS III tOaH IDCl
and San Diego. 1t is also probable
that he will organize another lodge in
this city before returning to San Fran
cisco.
Manuela johnson was tried in JUS
tice Trafford's Court, yesterday, on
charge of assault and battery commit
ted against Francisco Lared. 1t was
proved that the defendant "shied" a
plate at the plaintiff, but the jury
could MT see any 'sault in that, and so
returned an acquittal. Manuela will
be arraigned again to-day on second
charge of the same kind.
The following is list of the passen-
gers per steamer Ventura, which
sailed from San Francisco for Will
mington Sept. %: Miss Rosa Edgar,
Mrs Lavarick and mother, Nc
Greedy, Edward Cole and wife, J n
Norris, J L Bristow, Max Werder, G
Gerri, Mrs w E Howell, l. w Allen,
J Hathaway, Jas Campbell and fam
lily, VIM Gardner, $ Gardiner, w
Patterson, Mrs Ponet, Mrs Jolder, ID
Miller, M Gilbert, Mrs Huntington
and daughter, Il Donley, John Donley,
Miss Rounds, r. d Hayes, G Ruthard
and wife, G Palmer, w Jones, John
Waters, S S Gillespie, G III Anderson,
@ Buckley, John Powell, A Harring-
ton, w Wilcox, Mrs Harold, VIM
Birchard, Bernard, c Wagner, Fl G