Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The college boys at Wilmington had
a theatrical exhibition Saturday.
The Senator sails for San Francisco
to-day. Passengers leave the city at
4 p. NJ.
The Los Angeles will sail for San
Francisco clay, passengers depart
ing by the P. NJ. train.
The Orizaba will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow The 4 p. NJ. train
will connect with the steamer.
Mr.. VIM. Caswell left by the Mo-
hongo last Sunday, destined for West
Point, in which he has been elected to
q Cadetship.
= The "Forty-niner' in the procession
Saturday made capital hit. Evil
deut'y he has been there and knows
the part we'll
THO case Of the People VS.. Vasquez
and Co 70 IA was brought up in the
County onrt yesterday and set for
tial OIL the 2)th inst.
General Howard delivered the ora
ton at Gallatin on the Fourth. The
Galatians celebrated the day in fine
style with appropriate ceremonies,
Pill, etc.
Last Sunday, Justice Trafford per-
+ ned the ceremony which united
MI. Charles B. wnanu and Miss Do
H.. lea Greek in wedlock. The Greeks
were much given to archery in days Of
old.
DR.. Shorb of San Francisco and one
Of the most eloquent Democratic
speakers in the State, is spending
few weeks at the residence Of his
brother, DeBarth Shorb, of San Cab
riel.
A quantity of mining machinery
for Panamint has arrived at the depot.
1t was shipped forward by Messrs.
Rains q Co., who will soon be here to
make ARRANGEMENTS to send it on to
the new district.
Fathers, don't forget your wives and
daughters. Brothers, don't forget
your sisters and your rsweethearts; and
the sure way not to forget them is to
read Mr.. J. ID. Patrick's advertisement
in another column.
Fl. A. Disselhanse was arraigned be-
fore Justice Trafford, yesterday, on
the complaint of Julia Ballard, for dis
turbing the peace and quiet of Los
Angeles street. He paid the costs,
amounting to about six dollars, and
went his way.
Ex- District Attorney Thorn re-
turned to the city yesterday by the
OriZaba from his trip to the f Eist,
where he has been spending g few
months on a visit. We are glad to
see him in apparently the best of
health and spirits.
VIM. Bernard, who put up the ma
chinery for the WOODEN mill here has
l., 1>I a.
taria," situated between San B lena
he paid $4,000. He will dev te his
energies to the raising of gra n.
J. H. Upton. the founder and until
recently publisher of the Salem (Ore-
gon) Mercury, has found his way to
Los Angeles, and likes the place so
well that he proposes to remain with
and Los Angeles Valley is his choice,
Senator Perkins of Butte county,
and member of the steamship COM
pany of Goodall, Nelson & Perkins,
came down on the steamer Los Ange-
les on Saturday, accompanied by Cap
tain Goodall. They went on to San
Diego, and will return to this city this
morning.
Mr. Miner, the retiring agent at the
depot, was made the recipient of a fine
gold watch, last Saturday, as a token
of regard from the employees of the
railroad company heretofore under his
supervision. The boys did but simple
justice to Mr.. Miner and honor to
themselves.
We are pleased to learn that our en-
terprising merchants, Messrs. Edwards
4 Hoff, are al out having their store
enlarged with an addition of fifty feet
deeper, to make room for large in
voice of fine gents clothing and fur
nishing goods which they are soon to
receive from New York direct, which
they propose to sell at the lowest rates,
Wholesale and retail.
The Express reports that Mr.. Cover,
who is farming on the Cahuenga, es-
Inmates that there are at least one
thousand acres of wheat grown this
season west of the city. He says
popularity of the wheat grown in
that vicinity is that it does not rust in
adobe soil, but does in the sandy.
There are almost four hundred acres
in the neighborhood of Santa Monica,
on the coast. The wheat around Ca
huenga is generally in good condition
and has Fl He'd SpIandidlv