Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-30
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES

The steamer AncOn arrives tomorrow.
The Eberle tree sale takes place on January
9th.
Mavin Vale, a Frenchman, was natural
tied yesterday.
The Oriental Lodging House has been sold
to gentleman from san Jose.
Eastern and California oysters in every
style at the Grand Central Restaurant.
The steamer Mohongo leaves San Pedro
and Santa Monica this afternoon.
Mr.. Felix gives grand New Years lunch
at the Symposium, next the Pico.
Judge Gray yesterday married Jean de la
Dorde to Miss Francisco Sudors Ametoy,
both natives of France.
At Gillls' stable on Spring street, between
Second and hirl, are two active Angora
goats.
The members of Los Angeles Stamm No.
l33, U. o. r. NJ, meet for the election OF off,
GERS this evening at their hall.
The Grand Central Restaurant is Just what
the pnbllc of Los Angeles has been wanting,
the best evidence OF which Is the business
Fisher is doing. His Eastern oysters excel.
man named w. Miller has been arrested
in San Francisco, charged with the fires oc.
curing here last Summer. He is the party
for whom Det etactlve Harris went up recently.
Mr. DucOmmun's rain gauge on Tuesday,
showed a fall OF 73-lOO ofan inch. Mr. Free
mans gauge on the Centnela Ranch showed
70 100 ofan inch,
Next Sunday evening January I'd, the chill
dren Of the Congregational sabbath school as.
sisted by amateurs Will give q sacred concert.
Seats free and the public cordially invited.
A belligcrent individual kicked up q row
on Commercial street, near the depot, yester-
day afternoon, but was captured by Marshal
Carrilo and officer Alfred Carrillo and taken
TO the Jail.
A proposition is on foot to ask the United
States Government to buy the Court House
for Post Office, Revenue and Land Office bus
mess, and with the proceeds help to build q
new county and city building.
On the first of January the Southern Pacific
Railroad will extend their road from San
Fernando station to the Tunnel, thus short
ening the time to and from San Francisco
one hour.
Inc Novelty nau IL line duulence
last night. Mr.. Benjamin is appreciated by
our people in his efforts to give them a good
performance nightly. The Novelty should be
crowded tonight.
A correspondent asks why there are no
street lamps, why the names of the streets
are not placed on the corners and why there
is no light at the POstoff1ce at night to
guide the patrons of Uncle Sam to their boxes?
Echo answers, why!
The following officers of the Los Angeles
Social Club have been elected; s. Lazard,
President; w. j. Brodrick Vice-President;
Samuel Meyer, Treasurer; B. +. Drakenfeld,
Secretary (re-elected); Trustees-A.-C. Chau-
win, T. f. Rowan, A. Haas, NJ. Levy.
The thief who said Bushs watch was good
enough for him, has been arrested and sent
to Jail, He proves to be the one McCaffrey,
the telegraph operator, had covered when by
ISLANDERS interfcred The police happen to
know who has the watch.
The ladies should remember that there is n
grand sale of all sorts OF goods suitable for the
female form divine at the old Fort street M.
E. church to-day The stock is large and will
be sold fifty per cent below cost. Such an op-
portunity has never been offered in Los An
geles before.
The steamer AncOn left San Francisco yes
terday morning, having been postponed one
day. She will arrive at San Pedro Friday
morning and will sail for San Diego on ihe
arrival of the morning train the same day.
Returning she will sail for San Francisco on
Monday, January Sd.
Among the shipments yesterday from the
$. p. r. r. depot were 81 boxes of oranges,
from j. Sresovich; 10 bundles dry hides, from
Kalischer; 40 dry hides, from A. Heller; 8
bundles OF pelts, from A. Heller; 100 Joints OF
we'll pipe for c mpton; Al boxes of oranges,
from p. Nigro; 50 salt hides, from A. Heller.
AT the regular meeting OF Los Angeles
Lodge No. 80, j. o. o. f., held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
t,rm, commencing January lst, 1876: ]. V.
Burkhart, N. G.; j. Townsley, V. g.. A.
Frank (re-elected), r. s.; H. Freshman IRE
elected), Treas. All Odd Fellows in good
standing are invited to be present at their in
stallation on the first Wednesday in January.
Nick Richardson, who has been nipped for
robbing man while in his hack, has been
almost in the clutches of the law for some
time, A few months ago he was notified to
leave town for having no visible means Of
support and being an attache OF a notorious
house. He has respectable relatives in San
Francisco on whose account we regret his
arrest.
Captain Thorne, of the Los Angeles, has re-
ceved handsome gold watch and chain as.
present from Goodall, Nelson & Perkins
Steamship Company for meritorlous service
in navigating the steamship oh the late voy-
age to Victoria, when fears were entertained
for the sa ETY. Of the vessel. The firm also
gave 500 to the Chief officer, Mr.. Lyons, and
500 to the Chief Engineer, Mr. Hutton.
There is a rumor that the Council is to dis
charge all the Police force tonight. At pres
ent the force is in good discipline and doing
excellent service. Changes at this time are
apt to injure the force, and suggestions of re-
moval should always come from the Mar
shall. Chief Carilo is thu best judge of the
merits and demerits OF the policemen, and
the Council should wait for suggestions from
him.
Mr.. Archie Mcbride has returned from San
Francisco, having bought out the Fashion Sa-
loon. which he will open anew on January
Goth. 1t is the intention of Mr. Mcbride to
make 1t an elegant billiard hall and we know
he is competent to establish a first class par
lor. He has had many years. experience, par
ticularly in the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, and he has abundant capital for the
work. Under his management the Fashion
Billiard Parlors will have large patronage.
The st. Charles Saloon is undergoing an en-
tire renovation, and underJerome's active en-
terprlse will soon be one OF the most elegant
n nd com nil te resorts In the Southern part of