Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-05
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

The Supervisors meet tomorrow to
make the official canvass of the vote.
Major Truman and Col. J. J. Ayers
left yesterday for San Francisco.
The steamer Mohongo will arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow.
Gold in New York yesterday was
1144 per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at S79 and sold at SS9.
Confidence Engine Company No. 2
held a meeting at the engine house
last evening.
Our readers will rem member that Rev.
A. M. Campbell of the Methodist
Church South has returned.
Rev. J. G. Baker Of San Francisco
preached last evening in the German
Church on Spring street.
Mr.. Rodney Hudson, District Attor-
ney elect, left for San Francisco this
morning.
Mr.. A. J. Kraszynski, of Andrew
Station, was at the st. Charles Hotel
yesterday.
The Mirror appeared yesterday, re-
fiecting on its pleasant face many good
things.
DR.. Hobbs will preach to-day at the
Presbyterian Church, Anaheim, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, and at z O'Clock P. NJ.
The drayman who hauled printing
material to the depot for F. Clancy,
can get his pay by calling on w. II.
Williams.
There were five prisoners before
Mavor Beaudry yesterday morning,
who contributed to the City as an evil
dence of their repentance.
The schooner Serena Thayer, Capt.
Johnson, arrived yesterday at Will
mington with 375, 600 feet of lumber for
Perry, Woodworth & Co.
Capt. Sayward,' of Riverside, has
concluded to remain few days longer
so that he may attend 1irst-class
preaching in Los Angeles to-day.
Mr.. James B. Lankershim of San
Fernando, was registered at the ST.
Charles Hotel yesterday, having just
returned from San Francisco.
The steamer Kalorama arrived late
on Friday evening from San Francisco
with 400 barrels of lime for Perry,
Woodworth & Co.
We learn that George Diefendorf
has been appointed Postmaster at
Downey. We hope that irregularities
will cease under the new officer.
Tonight at Turn-Verein Hall an en-
tertainment will be given in honor of
Mr.. I. Cohen, President OF the Turn
ers, who is to pay visit to Germany.
Angelic Lodge, No. 1876, 1. o O. F.
will hold a regular meeting on Mon
day night, when there will be an inti-
alton. All Odd Fellows in good stand
ing are invited to attend.
Last night after the serenade to our
Recorder elect, Chas. E. Miles, the
Fire Department attended Prof. Fisch-
er's benefit. On their entrance they
were greeted with hearty applause.
Sam. Prayer continues to create
great furore among the ladies by SELL
ing the best and prettiest goods at rates
so low that nobody can compete with
him.
Mr.. Torres has returned from San
Diego. He was defeated for Supervi-
sor in the 4th District, San Diego, and
is satisfied now to stay in Los Angeles
and finish the Gold Bank.
In addition to large amount of way
freight yesterday there was shipped
7 bales of wool to San Francisco, go
boxes of fruit to San Buena Ventura
and forty joints of artesian pipe to
Downey.
Our efficient city Clerk Kremer, has
been elected Tax Collector and been
presented with a healthy son about
the same time. If the latter event
had been suspected before election his
majority would have been larger.
Mr.. Hinchman arrived from San
Bernardino yesterday. He does not
vet know for certain whether he or
Satterwhite is elected Senator from
San Diego and San Bernardino count
les.
Mr. Charles E. Miles, our new Coun-
ty Recorder, received serenade last
night from the members of the Fire
Department in full uniform. The SER
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Miles usual hospitality, and the heart
lest congratulations were exchanged.
Mr.. Johnson, editor of the Santa
Barbara Press, was assaulted and bad
ly beaten on election day by Mayor
Richards and other roughs. Our
newspaper war here was only of a pa
per character-the editors never COM
ing to apostolic blows and knocks.
Our friend, Mr.. F. II. Angel, was
united in the holy bonds of wedlock
yesterday, at Florence, with Miss Lib
bic Faris. We congratulate him and
hope that married life may be to him
in expecting his house to be home of
Angels.
Mr.. A. T. Cooper, agent of Lucy &
Donnelley, Soap manufacturers, San
Francisco, is at the st. Charles Hotel.
On his way down Mr.. Cooper was un-
fortunate enough to lose his sample
box, but he has just received another
lot of samples, and is fixed for call
on our merchants. His firm manu-
features several improved styles of
family soaps, which are very popular