Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-10
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The store Important will be closed
on Saturday, Sept. 18th.
The schooner Elnorah, Capt. Lass,
salad for Coos Bay yesterday.
The schooner Cora, Capt. Wheeler,
sailed for Casper Creek yesterday.
Remember Mr.. Kaiser's sale of ele-
CANT oil paintings to come off to-day.
The Ventura will sail for San Fran
cisco next Sunday.
The Pacific will sail for San Fran
cisco on Saturday September 18th.
Another lot of ties ft r the Anaheim
extension road arrived at Wilmington
esterday.
The man Edwards, alias Lambert,
will be tried on the charge of murder
on the 18th of this month.
Mr.. Peter Ruperez, the travelling
agent of La Cronica, arrived in this
city yesterday from the upper coast.
Mr.. E. f. De Cells, editor-in-chief
of La Cronica, is expected to arrive
to-day from San Francisco.
The schooner Annie Stoffer, Captain
Jergenson, arrived at Wilmington
yesterday, seven days from Salmon
Creek, bringing $3.50 railroad ties.
John Mcdonald plead not guilty to
the charge of murder in the District
Court. yesterday, and his trial was set
for the 28th of this month.
See advertisement of the German
Dramatic performance and Ball to
.>f Ill
Sunday evening.
A gentleman from Gallatin reports
that the whole town has gone over to
Los Nietos, with the exception of one
house, and that is on wheels prepara-
tory to taking it's departure.
Mr.. Ludlow, of the Pico House, re-
turned to the city yesterday, after
short pasedr in the country. He re-
ports u very pleasant time, and abund-
ance of game for those who are inclined
to sporting ways. "
Messrs. Nicholas and Edward Gaxi-
ola arrived in this city from San Die
go last Sunday. The former left for
San Francisco the same day, and Ed
ward remains in Los Angeles, associ-
ated in business with his brother.
Mr.. Littlefield is canvasing for new
members to the Public Library. We
trust that our citizens will again rally
around this Invaluable public institu-
ton and give it the support which it so
richly merits.
To those having plumbing and gas
fitting, we recommend Mr.. VIM. Far
rel who has a shop at No. 10 Court
street. He is prepared to do work at
short notice and in 4 satisfactory man.
ner.
Mr. Sem. Levy and family arrived
in the city yesterday from Jackson,
Amador county, with the intention of
making their home in Los Angeles
county. Mr.. Levy brings capital and
enterprise with him, and will be well
coined by our community.
La Cronica complains that the
Postmaster at Eel Monte conducts
himself very Extensively towards their
subscribers in that place. An officer
of the Government in the discharge
of his duty should not Disseminate
between friends or foes, much less in
suit inobtrusive citizens.
A man working at Mr.. Keller's
place attacked Don Loreto Benevides
the other day and made an effort to
lassOo him. Both were on horseback
at the time, and Don Benevides man.
aged to evade the lariat and deal his
opponent several blows with his own
RATA, telling him from his horse.
Chamberlin & Bancroft have hit
upon an excellent plan for a business
card with a table of distances on the
reverse side to all points of interest in
Southern California. The card with
the name of q good real estate firm
and reliable table of distances will
find a ready place in every business
house.
"Live and let live'' is the motto Of
the Important, and, as the rule works
both ways, as all good rules should,
it results much to the advantage both
of the establishment and the custom
ers. A full assortment of everything
in the dry goods line is kept constant
ly on hand and sold at bottom prices.
We reported yesterday the financial
transaction ofa twelve year-old Young
America who was speculating with a
twenty-dollar gold piece. 1t now
proves that the money was only a
bogus coin which blind mule ought
to detect at forty rods, and the joke
was not half so hard on the boy as on
the Fort street gentleman.
1t will be rememb bered that the Lite
rary Society will meet in Lawlor In
stitute on Friday night for re-organi-
cation. The members disbanded their
former debating society last Friday
with this understanding. If the in
terest displayed at the last two meet
ing is to be taken as an indication,
there will be pleasant time at this
next meeting. No programme will
be prepared beforehand, as it is thought
best to depend on extempore efforts
for entertainment after the business of
organizing is completed. The chief
need is that of directing talent, and 1T
will be we'll if persons of experience
in such matters will come out in suffi-
cient numbers to make the organiZa-
ton success. There seems now to
be no other obstacle in the way of the
advancement of the society.
The case of Emanuel Sepulveda on
trial in the County Court yesterday
for perjury was prolonged to night
session. At fifteen minutes to l
o'clock the arguments of counsel