Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-22
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

"A lcW w lS DcluS t!eCtcu
on Alameda street near Also.
We are pleased to learn that Geor ye
Furman Is recovering.
The steamer Mohongo, from Sam
Francisco, arrives to-day.
The schooner Caroline Reed, with
railroad material, has arrived.
Mr.. II. B. Mayhem, Deputy Collect
er of Internal Revenue, and Surveyor
Of Stills, is in the city.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
116s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at S5 GD So.
The immense cross, manufactured
by Messrs. Page & Gravel, has been
elevated to its place on the Cathedral.
A procession of the orphans visited
Turn Verein Hall yesterday after
noon.
The Terpsichoreans will give their
first anniversary ball at Leck's Hall,
on November 5th.
The pilework is completed for the
railway bridge across the Santa Ana
river.
The barkentine Eureka arrived ut
Santa Monica yesterday with 30o,0 200
feet of lumb ber for Lucas.
The schooner John Hancock arrived
yesterday with 225, 900 feet of lumber
IN Ra e N of nfn
The NJ. E. Church, South, will give
a supper the week of the Agricultural
Fair.
Mr.. j. B. Lankershim, of the San
Fernando Ranch, is at the Pico
House.
Tickets were sold at the new depot
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co.,
yesterday.
Trains on the Wilmington road ran
on time yesterday, Notwithstanding
the accident. The wreck will be
cleared to-day.
The distribution of lots of the PiOn-
eer Building association will take
place next Tuesday night, at Turn
Verein Hall.
We learn that Mr.. John A. Campbell
who has been lying at Anaheim with
hemmorrhage Of the lungs is slightly
improved.
Mr.. G. H. Wertheimer of San Fran
cisco, is at the Pico House. He ex-
poets to make quite n stay in our
midst.
The Symposium saloon under the
Pico House, seems to be doing we'll
under the able management OF Mr..
Felix.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany moved yesterday to the new de-
pot, to await the action of the city
authorities.
At the depot yesterday hack col
lided with a grape wagon and was
damaged considerably. 1t was owned
by J. Wilson, not Johnnie Wilson.
The column "To Rentn and "For
Sale" in the HERALD Will give
renter, purchaser or seller every op-
portunity of finding what he wants.
Mr.. NJ. 8. Hall, the railroad con-
tractor, has just arrived at the st.
Charles Hotel, from the San Jacinto
mountains.
Mr.. Salari, of the st. Charles Hotel,
and Mr.. A. Judd we're slightly injured
by the railroad accident on Wednes-
day.
A new carriage has come from an
Eastern manufacturer to the depot
marked J. H. Hewitt. There must be
some mistake in the address.
Superintendent Hewitt is on an in
specting tonr with Col. Gray, Chief
Engineer of the Southern Pacific rail
road, and the United States Commits
sioners.
Officer Emil Harris "Wednesday
brought into town from near the Park
lunatic named Mechael BratZler
The demented man was sent to Stock
ton yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. Neitzke & Co. have received
an elegant new hearse, which looks
almost tempting enough for man to
wish to shuttle off this mortal coil q
few days In advance Of his appointed
time.
There is family on Tenth street
West of FIgueroa street who need as
sistance. The head of the family is
sick and also the wife and mother.
They are destitute. Will some of our
kind hearted ladies look after this
case.
The party accompanying Mr.. Gray
consists of Eugene l.. Sullivan, Mr..
Thomas Madden, Mr.. Brown and two
other gentlemen. They arrived in
LosAngeles at l o'clock A. NJ. yes
terdey and left at o'clock A. NJ. on a
trip to the San Gorgonio Pass.
An accident occurred on the Will
mington road yesterday morning, by
which train No. was thrown off the
track and eight cars ditched. For
tunately no one was hurt, and the en-
gine attached to the train immedi-
ately started to Wilmington for the
wrecking train. The accident took
| place three miles East OF Florence.
Mr.. J. N. Van Nuys, of San Fernan-
do Ranch, came near having serious
accident as he came through the Ca
huanoa pass on Wednesday. The