Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Council meets to-day.


The Senator Is advertised TO sail for
San Francisco on Saturday, October
18th. tTsfip1s y .-l.1s
A shipment of forty tons of asphalt
tum was made from the depot yester-
day. taI tj jF....a., ,t.I t
Chamberlin & Bancroft offer splen-
did residence for sale. See their adj
vertisement. a. L'tsa.iaa t...4...
G. w. Morgan has cottage house
in desirable locality for sale. Price,
$1,000. . .a3o.It ~
Twenty-one passengers left by the
steamer Constantine yesterday for
San Francisco. 10 .....-. .i.9ris f14'E ld
The Mutual Aid for October is out.
1t is filled with interesting insurance
and Grange news. .a
H. l.. Chamberlin will find mes
sage for him at the Western Union
Telegraph office. too .n", '""'-
The Real Estate Associates filed
their articles of incorporation with the
County Clerk yesterday.
The break in the railroad track near
Spadra was repaired yesterday and
trains will make their regular time
to-day. ...srE.
The Turn Verein Society have
changed their place of meeting for to-
night from their hall to the German
English school house on Main street.
Fresh cranberries are in the mar
ketat one dollar per gallon; Messrs.
f. Germain q Co, of the Los Angeles
Fruit and Poultry Market have them.
Mr.. Eugene Germain, of the firm of
German 4 Co., has just returned from
San Francisco where he has madc
large accessions to his stock of goods
The japanese Troupe perform again
at Turn-verein Hall tonight posi-
lively their last appearance in Los
Angeles, as they will give an enter
tainment in Wilmington on Friday
evening. Iol landus1oft W
Wolf & Gates will set Il lunch of
roast turkey, chicken salad, and vari-
Gus other delicious "fxin'sn at the
Fashion Saloon this morning at IL
O'Clock. A general invitation is ex-
teHucu W Vic puDliC.
Mr.. Chas. Dotter, of the firm of Dot
ter &s Bradley, has our thanks for
generous con ntribution of champagne
sent to our office last night. A young
son is at the bottom of Charles good
humor. .tsrH rat
through this valley IN the capacity Of
merchant, is authorized ts receipt for
subscriptions to the Daily and Week.
iy HERALD. We bespeak for Mr. Wise
the courtesies of our friends through
out the county where he may go.
We regret to announce the death of
little daughter of VIM. Farrell,
named Sarah Agnes, aged eight years
and eleven months. The funeral
will take place from the family resi-
dence, Pearl street, near Sixth, this
afternoon at 3 O'clock. Friends are
invited.
The popular thing now in prospect
is the picnic to be given by the Irish
Literary Society at Arroyo Seco on
the 25th inst. 1t will probably be the
last of it's kind this season,
and as it will be the prac-
tical Inauguration of the new society,
everybody will be on hand with his
wife's sister.
Complaints are made that the zanja
on Main street below Washington has
been dry for some time, and the peo-
pie in that locality are greatly incon-
venienced thereby. Many of them
depend upon the zanja for water for
hQ N nf % a
customed supply becomes serious
matter.
DIR. Richardson and Mr. Stanford
have arranged trot between their
horses over the Agricultural track, on
Monday afternoon, the 10th inst. The
programme is mile heats, best two In
three. Mr.. Stanford's horse pulls his
road wagon and the Doctors horse
a skeleton wagon; purse, two hunred
dollars; owners to drive bns 4
The Board of Supervisors met yes
terday pursuant to adjournment, to
hear petitions for bridges. "A special
meeting was set for October 28th to
consider petitions for building three
bridges on the Wilmington and Ana
helm road ,one bridge on the Anaheim
anu Spaura TOau, anu tie pTopoSeu
bridge across New River at Sanfords 8
Crossing. AT that meeting they will
also determine about advertising for
proposals for building said bridges. H
In the District Court yesterday, Mr..
John G. Bicknall, formerly Court
Commissioner, presented his resigna-
ton of that office. The resignation
was accepted and Mr.. Geo. G. Gibbs
appointed to fill the vacancy. In
taking this action Judge Sepulveda
paid q very high and merited compli-
inent to Mr.. Bicknall, for the ability,
faithfuIness and integrity with which
he had discharged his duty. laa .,a
Another entertainment and ball will
be given by the Turn Yerein Germa-
MIA at their hall next Sunday evening.
The entertainment will commence with
a German play,entitled !" Splitter and
Balken," and will be followed by a
sparkling little piece de resistance in
English, called ''Beautiful Forever;p
the whole to be concluded by a grand
ball. The doors will be open at II
o'clock, performance to commence at
81; admission, so cents. 10 TO-. ..tIqa.
The following is a list of the passen-
gers per steamer, Senator, which
sailed for Wilmington October 18th:
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