Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-09
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Also Mills are being rebuilt.
The Senator will sail for San Diego
tomorrow.
Mr.. Davis reports a short supply of
apples and pears at his Fruit Drying
Works.
Mr. j. j. Carrillo, our Marshal elect,
was the recipient of serenade last
night
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Charles
Sterling Jr., H. A. Garclay, Don Juan
Clement and G. H. Watts.
The sailing of the VIM. Taber for
San Francisco has been postponed un-
til to-day. Passengers will take the
10 A. NJ. train.
The case of Meyer VS.. Roth was on
trial in the District Court yesterday.
No other business was transacted in
the Court.
Adolfo Lopez was appointed Admin
istrator by the Probate Court yester-
day, in the estate of joaquin Busta-
mente.
A grand festival will be held in San
Fernando on Christmas eve for the
purpose of raising funds to build
a school house. ..
The Grange Store has now guam
tity Of alfalfa seed on hand which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices. Par
ties wishing to plant alfalfa should
make note of this. -.'
Our friend Snodkins complains that
at his boarding house nearly all of the
boarders are walters. They wait a
long time for a very little accommoda-
ton.
A little of the soft soap which the
Express slathers over its poetic con-
tributors would go long ways when
applied with scrubbing brush. 1t is
sheer waste of the raw material
Attention is directed to the card of
Cabanis & Madigan which appears
this morning. This firm is now pre-
pared to attend to all business in the
real estate and money brokerage line.
Senator Maclay showed his genial
countenance in the city yesterday.
The Senator is now Granger and
with the Changers stands. He is put
ting in about thousand acres of
grain per day in San Fernando.
The Panamint Nelps of the Sd says:
A large number of teams belonging to
the company are now on the road from
Los Angeles to this place for freight,
and others have been ordered from
Arizona to Los Angeles to load for
Panamint. ....
AT the annual election of officers of
Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, F. &. A. NJ.
held on Monday evening, the follow
ing officers were re-elected: S. G. Foy,
w NJ; II. s. Orme, S. W.; Nj. Levy,
]. w; S. Meyer, Treasurer; Charles
smith, Secretary.
By reference to our report of the
Chamber of Commerce proceedings
last night, it will be seen that the port
of Algiers has been opened to the
commerce of the world. This may be
matter Of interest to anybody who
may contemplate visiting that heath
enish locality.
The Centinela Land Comp any of
Los Angeles give notice that the
books for subscription to the capital
stock of their company, are now open
and ready for subscribers at the
Banking House of Temple & Work
man,and at the Los Angeles County
Bank. 2 - ct
Preparations are making for grand
time at the mass meeting to be held
here next Saturday under the auspices
of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce. If the day is fair, the meeting
will doubtless be held in the open air,
in front of the Court House, q plat
form being erected for the accommo-
dation of speakers. Should the
weather be unpleasant, however, the
County Courtroom will be used. We
trust that there will be a fair represen-
tation from all parts Of our county as
well as San Bernardino and lnyo
counties. uo '.i3's