Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-08
local BHSEvITIES.

ScSSIOil tIiiS Wtek.
The Band of Hope will meet ut Good
Templars Hall to-day at 4 =. NJ.
The Good Templars will give a So
cial at their hall nextWcdncsday even
ing.
The articles of incorporation of the
Main Street and Agricultural Park
Railroad will be filed tomorrow.
Passengers for San Francisco by the
Tabar will leave here by the train
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The civil calendar will be called in
the County Court tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
The partnership between DR.. Stan
way and DR.. Jansco is dissolved by
= mutual consent on account Of DR..
ansco's falling health.
Arrangements are being made for
wo trains each day from Los Angeles
to Los Nietos, one in the morning and
one in the afternoon.
Mr.. Fl. keenan,, lately well known
as the night clerk of the Pico House,
has opened cigar store in front of the
Grant Saloon, Oh Commercial street.
A regular weekly line of coaches
between Los Angeles and Panamint
will commence running next Tues
dty. Askin Dc Hewitt are the propri-
etors Of the line.
The only case in the Courts yester-
day was that of Margra VS.. Castaret.
IL was tried before Judge Sepulveda
and judgment rendered in favor of the
plaintiff ior $50.
Read the advertisement Of the Com
mercial Insurance Company of Cali
fornia which appears this morning.
Capt w. Borrowe has been appointed
agent for Los Angeles. .,a
Attention is directed to the cor
rected Postoffice Direct ory which APP
pears this morning. Several impor
tant changes have been made neces-
sary 10y the new arrangement i'll the
running of trains recently effected.
The trot between Occident and Full
lerton at San Francisco, announced for
Yesterday afternoon, did not take
lilacp, in consequence of recent rains
Ilaking the track too heavy. Six
thousand dollars Is in the purse.
We are pleased to inform the travel
ng pUblic that the Telegraph Stage
Company have shortened the time be-
tween Los Angeles and San FRANCISCO
40 thirty-sx hours This is the route
for business men, as we'll as parties of
pleasure. 'a rfE
Dewey, kimball & Go. will sell at
auction at their salesroom, corner Re-
quena and Los Angeles streets, next
Saturday, II lot of consignment goods,
consisting of wagons, robes. lap-bian-
kets, whips, rugs, etc. Some rare bar
gains will be offered. t p'
1t is Il gratifying fact to announce
ahat the extension of the railroad to
.Anahem will be pushed forward as
rapidly rs possible. Mr.. Eagan, of
tha Southern Pacific Railroad con-
Struction force, is now in the city
with gang of bridge builders, ready
for active operations. ,. .,.,-,,
For the information of the person
who wrote frons los Angeles (without
signing his name te the letter. to the
Postmaster at Visalia making enqui-
ries regarding twenty dollars that was
sent to that office for Mr.. Cassion, we
- re authorized to say that the amount
efeFred to was received and paid to
Ir. CAssion.
On Thursday night, as the Hesperian
gas off Santa Rosa Island, while jib-
no the mainsail, the main boom
struck and knocked Captain Wilkin-
jon overheard, and he was drowned.
He has been running down here for q
long time and was we'll known and re-
spected by every one. His family was
on board. His son is now in charge
of the vessel.
Frank nderson--everybody knows
Frank - lately connected with the
Orient Saloon, has leased the Claren-
don bar. He has made several i'm
porrant changes and improvements,
among which is the introduction OF a
billiard table and Will always keep on
hand the best quality OF wines, liquors
and cigars. Frank wants all Of his old
friends to come round. -lH
The following is list of the passen-
gers per steamer Senator, which
sailed for Wilmington November 6th:
e TaIbert, Brady, j ID Eghert, w $
Crook and wife, G w Shattuch, G h
Wickenman, Il Bromm, p Zaltner, Mr.
Mathewson and child, u French, wife
and daughter, r. Fish, J G Warner, q
= Tarball, Wilson, wife and daugh-
tar, S Low, r. G Penney, f UDus, ii
Peters, w G Howard, w & Bowen,
tyife and two children, Miss G Nj Tur-
.s.aer, Mrs A p Benedict and daughter,
Z Read, c Kimball, J CSeales, wife
Ind three children, Mrs DeForrest, ID >
1aro, DR. ELLIS, wife and boy, E Shad-
ick and wife, ] b Parker, wife ana 3
children.
The following is list of passengers
1per steamer Ventura, which sailed
/ from San Francisco for Wilmington
Yesterday: A Clark and wife, nj
Hornbock, ] Meigeson, Mrs II A
smith, Mrs Donahue, Mrs S Harper,
VIM Bacon, X d Linderman and wife,
d d Stickney and wife, Cain and
wife. $ Messmer, A G Farr, J Watkin,
G Smith, A Radcliff, J Heaton, Ref
fard, J r Doolittle, w Rutherford,
TO Sanders, J f Starrit, J Shaw, Il A
Wilmott, W.T. Seaton, J Il Fuller, a
NJ Wamble and wife, p Baca, mother
and sister; Freeman and wife, nj Het-
lerman, Rum, w Ct Hiii,T wing, =
Bennett, DR. Hogs, G 0 Howard, q
A. Bentemon, S III Tomlinson, f ii
Holmes, B Gastrourty, | ID McAlister,
Wm Z Hackendore, a ] Collins, .
NToraou n Homback III Griffin, A Ii