Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-01

3Uth InOS. "A. Oafey leaVeS 1Of
Stockton to attend the Second Annual
Convention Of the State Grange. Ed
ward w. Fulmer, stran ger from the
East, passes forged check at beer
saloon; Detective Harris "takes him
in"
OCTOBER.
1st. The Chief of the Cabason Indians
visits Los Angeles.
I'd. Seven accessons to the Catholic
Church.
Sd. Chinese JOSS house destroyed at
Wilmington.
4th. Jose, an Indian, while break
fasting, dies from heart disease and
bad whisky. L. w. Hellman elected
President of the Jewish Congregation.
5th. Messrs. Prayer, Foy and Reson
leave for San Francisco to attend the
Grand Lodge of Masons. Miss Fanny
Marston serenaded.
9th. Chas. E. Miles elected foreman
of the "Thirty- Eights.n The German
Club decides to support at election
only those known to be honest and
capable"
7th. The Royal Tycoon Japs" in
the city.
Sth. The most sultry day of the sea-
son. The distilleries all busy at wine
making.
9th. Departure of over fifty stalwart
men for the mines in San Bernardino
and Inyo counties. Miss Marston
gives her farewell concert.
10th. Candidates for city offices
cropping out as thick as bees in a
clover-field. Real Estate Association
formed.
1lth The church well attended and
row in Chinatown.
18th. Two stage robbers taken to
San Quentin.
18th. The Chamber of Commerce
decides in favor of a direct road to
Panamint and make an appropriation
for the necessary survey.
14th. Excellent marble, capable of a
fine polish, discovered near San Fer
nando
18th. Railway officials from San
francisco in the city; they promise
speedy work on the extension of the
Spadra road.
10th. Engineer Crawford and party
leave to survey road to Inyo county.
He is appointed Mineral Surveyor of
the State. Chief Miles, of the Fire
Department, serenaded by the boys.
18th. Peter Maglaire, of Calaveras
county, falls dead on Main street.
18th. Rev. Gustav Borchard, mis-
siOnary Of the Lutheran Church, ar
rives in the city to establish German
congregation. Rev. DR.. McFerrin, of
Tennessee, sermonizes the Southern
Methodists.
10Th. The delegates to the Masonic
Grand Lodge return and give most fa-
vorable reports of the prosperity of the
order throughout the State. Rev. MIR.
Hill appointed Grand Chaplain and
Mr.. G. w. Bush Grand Steward.
:, Goth. Successful fair held by the
ladies for the benefit of the Sisters
Orphan Home. The railroad magnates
return to San Francisco.
2lst. The Alden Fruit-drying estab-
lishment commences operation.
22d. Gold picked up in the streets of
Los Angeles.
23d. Arrival of colony of farmers
to settle in Los Angeles county.
oath. A forger from San Francisco
gobbled up by our detectives.
25th Bishop Pierce, of the Methodist
Church South, addresses the faithful
Goth. Favorable opening of the 4th
Annual Fair of the Southern District
Agricultural Society.
9th. Thos. A. Carey reelected
Master of Los Angeles Grange. An
nual meeting of Southern California
Mutual Aid Association and favora-
BILE report made. Shominac Tribe,
No so, Improved Order of Red Men,
instituted.
2Sth. A child named Smith burned
to death at Sunny Slope Vineyard.
Six different amusements open to the
public.
29th. Hugh Forster drops dead from
his horse while returning from the
races.
30th. Pickpockets active and many
visitors to the fair robbed.
3lst. Last day of the fall races. The
big race, free for all, trotting, two
mile heats, best two in three, won by
Echo. Stage line established to Pan
amInt
NOVEMBER.
1st. Arrival of st. Louis capitalists
to invest in the mines of Southern
California.
I'd. Very heavy shipments of bullion
and ores from Wilmington.
Sd. L. J. Lock hart elected Master of
Orange Grange. A deacon gobbled
for horse stealing.
4th. The Kent Theatrical Troupe
vamoose and Little Mack and his
Minstrels come on the Boards.
5th. j. J. Morton elected Master of
Compton Grange. State Lecturer
Wright addresses the Grangers.
9th. The HERALD establishment
builds gas house for its own use. 1t
gives splendid light.
7th. The Main Street and Agricul-
tural Railway incorporated.
9Th. DR.. McFerrin breaches his fare
well sermon to the Southern Metho-
dists.
9th. The teachers of Los Angeles
county meet in annual convention.
w. p. Mcdonald elected Master of Sill
yer Grange.
10th. Engineer Crawford reports the
feasibility of Cajon pass for rail-
road to the mines. Heavy contracts
awarded our merchants forlumber and
supplies for Panamint.
18th. A colored man accidentally
killed by little child at Los Nietos.
A labOrer named Frank Gore drOns