Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30. 1875
GOLD R Es,st K1.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Main street horse railroad is ap-
preaching completion.
The May term of the District Court
Will commence next Monday.
The Santa Monica Hotel is now
ready for plastering.
Judge Leander Quint, of San Fran
cisco was in the city yesterday.
Another tier of 100 boxes has been
added to the Postotfice.
The San Diego Odd-Fellows had a
creditable celebration. - a
The material for the Main street
horse railroad to Agricultural Park
was ordered Wednesday.
The Mohongo will arrive at San
Pedro this morning.
Mr.. A. Kolsky, of the firm of Kols-
ky & Goldsmith Of Orange, left yes
terday for Europe.
A large quantity of wool and oranges
were shipped yesterday to San Fran
cisco by the Orizaba. t
The prisoners now under arrest Will
be arraigned this morning at 10
o'clock and the time to plead will be
set.
DR.. J. III. Leal will return home this
evening, after short absence. His
numerous patrons will find him at his
Office to- morrow morning.
The San Diego World complains of
Los Angeles claiming steamer pas
senger who went to San Diego. We
never miss few visitors.
Mr.. Hellman has commenced the
erection of fine frame residence on
Fourth street, between Main and
Spring streets.
The boarders ut the Pico House were
notified to vacate as speedily as possi-
BILE, as Pho PicO was about repairing,
renOvating and refurnishing the house
in the completest manner.
New York letters mailed OH the 10th
instant were received at our Postoflice
yesterday. The letter mail is still
four days behind and the paper mail
several tons in arrears.
The bark Camden sailed yesterday
from San Pedro for Port Gamble, to
obtain a cargo of lumber to supply
the wants of the builders of Los An
geles. ff5 r 3a
Near Mayor Beaudry's reservoir, at
height of 200 feet above the princi-
pal streets, water has been struck at
78 feet and there are now 20 feet in the
we'll.
Able-bodied men are needed by the
Orange Grove Association to work on
their estate. Wages So per day, or 81
per day with board. Apply to r. d.
Pitt, room 20 Downey Block.
Mr.. John F. Powell, of Powell
Bros. coal mine, 10 miles north of Ly-
on's station, reports that the indica-
tions are improving and he continues
the sinking of the shaft with great
confidence,
The Ballona school is being repaired
at cost of $500 and school sessions are
suspended until the repairs are COM
pleted. Prof. Saxon is consequently
taking a much needed vacation. On
the re0pening of the school its classes
Will be properly graded.
1t is son-shiny weather at San Diego
the World publishing the birth of
three sons to jubilant parents in it's
Tuesday issue. Such son-stroke as
that Is a fine recommendation to semi
tropical California.
The Orizaba arrived on Wednesday,
but in consequence of the large amount
of freight for San Francisco, laid over
until yesterday afternoon when she
took on seventy passengers from this
place.
The time of travel from San Fran
cisco to Los Angeles has been reduced
to thirty hours by rail and Telegraph
Stage Company. The staging is only
one hundred miles and constantly de-
creasing. .'''''
The Forest Grove Association plant
ed last December, January and Febru.
ary, about 10000 shoots, many OF
which are foot high already. Nc
better advertisement Of the product
iveness of this nelghborhood could be
shown,
If house-owners would see that theil
houses were made clean and decent
looking after being vacated, it would
vastly hurry the renting of them. We
know several houses that have beer
idle for some time, just because they
are SO dirty that tenants are scarce
away. eatst
The crazy man, Meyer, who ha
spoiled so many clothes in the las
few days, was boo ked yesterday fo
Stockton and placed in the hands o
the express messenger. He was ap
parently all right in mind and consid
erably exercised at the prospect 0
going to Stockton.
Judge Gray, of the Land Office, re
ceived yesterday the amended plat o
Township South, Range s West, l
was duly filed and is now on record TO
the information of all interested in tn,
land adjoining the San Jose Rancho
Many settlers are inquiring about lan'
in this neighborhood, and can leari
| the actual facts at the Land Office.
The Broad Aae, w. c. Wiseman
editor and proprietor, will be issue'
weekly from and after June, and will