Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-25

Our lady readers IN need of any
thing In the dress-making line will do
we'll to call on Mrs. Goode OIL First
street near Fort, she will be happy to
see them.
Mr.. F. p. +. Temple, our next Coun-
ty, Treasurer will return next Mon
day. He is assisted in his negotia-
tions in San Francis SEQ by Mr.. Led
yard, and their result is favorable.
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ F. and A.
NJ, will hold a special meeting at Ma
sonic Hall this evening at y o'clock,
for work in the third degree. All Mas
ter Masons in good standing are in.
vited.
Judge Griffin filed a $4,000 bond as
Public Administrator. Judge OMel-
veny approved it promptly, as it was
one of the best bonds ever filed In Los
Angeles county. We congratulate
Judge Griffin on this compliment to
his standing as reliable man.
The rumor comes down from San
Francisco that Lucky Baldwin's face
collided with the fist of Los Angeles
civil engineer-Ruckston, we think
and the man of millions soon found
himself possessed of pair of discol-
ored optics.
The Jewish New Year commences
on Thursday the 30th inst. Wednes-
day night next being New Years
night. Our Hebrew residents are pre-
pairing to celebrate with due solem-
nifty.
We were in error in stating that the
Brooklyn Tract was in market. The
managers are waiting for the street
railway to be finished. 1t Is one Of
the best building tracts in the city and
deserves the attention OF our land
buyers.
Mr.. John J. Powell, correspondent
of the San Francisco Chronicle paid us
a visit y esterday and presented us a
valuable work, "The Golden State and
its Resources" Mr.. Powell intends
spending few days in Los Angeles,
and we bespeak for him cordial well
come.
Mr.. s. G. Smith, late of the st.
Charles restaurant, has just returned
from San Diego. He saw w. S. Jew
ell, Joe Faivre, John Snyder, and most
of the other liberal citizens of that
town, and of course was we'll enter
tained. He liked the location, harbor
and climate of San Diego we'll.
The San Bernardino argus of the
2lst says: The Indians were on big
drunk on Sunday, and general fight
ensued. A drove of them were quite
inebriated. Marshal Mattison arrest
ed six of Cooper's "noble red men"
and two squaws, and lodged them in
Jail. It Is to be hoped that these In
dians will be put OH the streets to work
their fines out.
The display of fruit in our markets
cannot be surpassed in the United
States Figs, plums, grapes, melons,
lemons. lines and other fruit are in
luxuriant abundance. Grapes of the
finest varieties are selling for song,
figs are given away, and many other
varieties of native fruit are going at
very low prices. M8
The old pioneer, j. L. Morris, who
left Los Angeles some months ago on
visit to his fatherland and it was said
in search of an old sweetheart will
reach San Francisco OH Sunday on
his way back to this city. We do not
hear that the old sweetheart Is his
companion. However we welcome
Mr.. Morris TO his old home.
Among the shipments Thursday
were "a bales of sheep skins for San
Francisco, 2 bales of calf skins, bale
of deer skins, 80 salt hides from Kali
isher & Co. to San Francisco; 1SO bales
Of cracked corn and 39 bales of meal
from Also mills to San Francisco; %
pipes of wine from Kohler & Frohling
to San Francisco; bales of wool from
Hellman, Haas & Co. to San Fran
cisco: 200 joints Of artesian pipe to
Cotton and Anaheim. fv4