Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Mr.. S. L. Dewey received twelve
gang plOws yesterday.
The Bon Ton saloon is in the hands
of the Sheriff. ts fstt8hsgS
Jones & Noyes had successful sale
of horses yesterday.
The Mirror made its usual appear
ance yesterday. atl a :
The Sisters Hospital has been inn
proved.
The Spanish Circus Troupe paraded
our streets yesterday. D.#
The new Commercial Bank is near
ly ready for occupancy. .an
DR.. Henry Lippincott, U. S. A. from
Fort Whipple, is at the st. Charles.
Mr.. r.. w. Scott, 'of 'Anaheim, was
at the st. Charles hotel yesterday.
DR.. Aborn arrived from Santa Bar
bara yesterday. #4
Remember the performance at
Washington Gardens.
The cupola on the Cathedral gives q
pretty finish to the massive structure.
A drizzling rain commenced last
night about eight o'clock. 1850
The Thirty Fights were out for
practice last evening.
The steamer Orizaba took up thirty
al ccan Onpu f.,r Con t'ro ;coo
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
ll4s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here Mt SO a. 81.
The steamer Mohongo brought 50
passengers and $50 tons of freight to
San Pedro. ...l=s
Sixty Cinnamon came down by the
Mohongo yesterday aud were sent to
the San Fernando Tunnel.
Captain Pishon, of San BernardinO,
left yesterday on the steamer MohOn-
go for San Francisco. E. ~
Prof Charles N. Steen was at last ac-
counts released from Alcatraz and
walking the San Francisco streets.
Mr. e. r. Hickman. representing S.
Mckee & Co. started on his return to
San Francisco yesterday.
Capt. George A. Johnson's horses for
the races arrived OH the MohongO yes
terday.
Hermann will commence his per-
fOrmance at Turn-Verein Hall on the
22d inst. "'
Mr.. M. w. Childs has the contract
to supply the city and county schools
with stoves.
The eTurn-Verein Germania will give
another dramatic entertainment next
Thursday.
A good looking, promising young
clerk at the depot is to be married
shortly.
Officer TwOmey arrested yesterday
r.. G. Mardich for selling liquor on Los
Angeles street without license.
The Poundmaster advertises for sale
Oh the 10th inst blue horse, white
face, branded |. r.
The officers of Los Angeles Chapter
No. 33 r. A. M. are aequested to meet
at Masonic Hall this afternoon at
o'clock.
A union temperance meeting will
be held tonight at Good Templars'
Hall. Rev. G.. S. Hickey, will deliver
the address.
The great race to take place yester-
day in San Francisco was postponed
until next Wednesday on account of
rain.
Sam. Prayer received all immense
stock of gents furnishing goods and
fancy articles for Orizaba. They are
away up. l,I#a al## 1855 q
Mr.. w. J. Brodrick, DIR. Lippincott
and Mr.. Dunsmoor left for San Fran
cisco by Telegraph stage this morn
ing. s....st....,. n.
The Mohongo arrived at Santa Mon
lea at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, aud at San Pedro in the even
ing. Hh4
Mr.. Ralph, who blew his hand off,
and Mr.. Johnson, who broke his thigh,
a short time ago, are both GONZALES
cent. 1t speaks volumes for DIR.
Shorb's surgical ability. ...o..f,,,.
The Rev. w. H. Hill breaches in
the Episcopal Church to-day at II A.
NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Sunday School at
1890 P. M. Subject of evening lecture,
"How to bring up Baptized Chill
dIen.'' Seats Free, 38a .&Tz.s sEslf
Mr.. VIM. ID. Brown has just re.
turned from the Winston mine. He
| reports the showing very good, and
thinks the mine will pay big. Mr..
Browns opinion is valuable, and his
report will be quite encouraging to
the present owners of the Winston.
Messrs, Page & Gravel have Just fin
ished an elegant Goldsmith Maid
open buggy for Wiswell & Flnney.
| 1t is one OF the finest ever seen In Los
Angeles, and no doubt will be in de-
lnand at Wiswell & Finney's popular
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