Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28

HlSnt III lIie SOuuty SouGI TOOll.
A new brick building on Fort street
is on hand. Operations were COM
menced on yesterday.
a new brewery for the manufacture
of ale and porter will be ready for
operations IN few days.
Mr. Robinson, who was thrown from
horse on Saturday last is worse hurt
than at first supposed. His injuries
are reported serious.
The Little Mac and Wallace Troupe
will return to this city after their visit
to San Diego and some of the interior
towns.
AN itincrant string band favored
the guests of tn" Clarendon with some
ancient airs, last night, and then took
up the usual collection.
1t pays to raise fine fruit. Some
of our finest Los Angeles oranges are
quoted as high as $50 a thousand, not
outstanding the low prices that rule
in general.
The following goods were received
ut the depot on the 9th for shipment
to San Francisco: IA boxes oranges,
1923 bars bullion, IS sacks boraX, one
half barrel brandy.
The following teams left the depot
on the 9th: One to Lone Pine assorted.
One to San Bernardino, to 5 j. One
to Riverside to J Patten.
Col. Buell., Mr.. Van Mathis and one
OrtwO others start for northern Ari-
IONA this morning. They 60 with
view of opening some mining claims
owned by them in that section.
The law authorizing the payment of
bounty for the destruction of gophers
and squirrels in this county has been
repealed, and these little pests will no
tious farmer boys.
The Philadelphia Brewery, on Also
street, Is already doing rushing bust
ness. So thought the residents on AL
ameda street yesterday, as the Brew
cry team rushed along that thorough
fare minus the driver.
The M. E. Church social, which was
to have taken place at the residence of
Judge Widney, has been postponed
one week, on account of the Literary
entertainment to be given by Prof.
White in behalf Of the Good Templars,
at the NJ. f. Church, this evening.
Dr. Franklin has opened Dental
Office opposite the Post-oflicc, where
he is repared to attend to all parties
needing the services of an experienced
and careful dental surgeon. We are
informed that he ranks high in his
profession, and gives satisfaction to
all who patronize him.
The Library Board will hold an inn
-pOrtant meeting tonight, at which
the proposed bill authorizing the city
to levy a tax, will be considered. The
committee having this matter in
result of their labOrs will be the subject
of elaboration.
At the M. +. Church, Fort street,
this evening, Mr.. J. d. White will
lecture for the benefit of Merrill Lodge
of Good Templars. Mr.. White is an
eloqutionist Of rare powers, and as a
humorous lecturer has widespread
reputation. We hope to see the house
crowded.
Prof Hycr is refitting his Shaving
Saloon, putting it in good order. He
is al so putting in bath rooms, and will
soon have the establishment in con-
dit ION to meet the demands of the fas-
tidi Gus. Prof. Hyer is afirst-class art
ist, and keeps none but the best assist
ants.
The following pupils of the Primary
Department, Third Division, have
been perfect in attendance and punctu-
atty, during the month of December
Sth to Janary 23d, 1874: Chris. Hargitt,
Miguel Sepulveda, Adolphe Silvas,
BallillO VassallO.
c. G.. DU BoIs, Teacher.
Roll of Honor of the school taught
by Miss Heath for the month ending
January 23d, 1874:
John Xavier, Cla rissa Smart, VIM.
Leonard, William Smart, Samuel
Sampson, Julia Jefferson, John Hall,
Emmeline Smart.
HOLL OF HoNOR-Honora Desmond,
Ascension Sepulveda and Albert Hicks
merit appreciation for perfect attend
ance and uneXceptionable department
during the last school month.
ETA p. BIxBY, Teacher.
Mr.. CassiOn, who sails for San Fran
cisco tomorrow, OH the OriZaba, will
bring with him on his return fine
stock of groceries and family supplies,
which he will open out in the same
store that he now occupies. John is
an attentive business man, and de-
serves encouragement in his new en-
terprise.
On Monday DR.. Gelcich dispatched
two eight.mule teams, loaded with lum-
Der, tools and provisions, to the San
Fernando oil regions. He also sent up
a number of men to assist in develop
ing his oil wells. The doctor is alive
to the importance of the oil discovery,
and his untiring energy is sure to meet
with rich reward.
This is most positively the last night
of the Little Mac and Wallace Com
bination, and our citizens who desire
to enjoy their fun-provoking enter
tainment must be on baud. Little
Mac will receive o benefit, and will APP
near as the "Monkey" aud the "Baby
ELEPHANT and remainder of the pro-
pramme will be an attractive and va
ried one.
Mr. John Cassion leaves on the ORR
zaba tomorrow with span of fine
horses, which he will dispose OF in the
San Francisco market. They are a
well-matched pair of light bays, about
seventeen hands high, and well pro.
portioned, and are adapted to any kind
of work. They ought to brings good
round price, and no doubt will when
they are trotted out before good judges
of horse-fiesh.