Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Mr.. Herman Morris, of Downey, is
in the city for short visit.
The Sisters School examination
takes place two weeks from to-day.
Mr.. Charles Mclean rad his fine
saddle-horse stolen on Monday night
from corral near the railroad depot.
The directors of the new Anahcim
Hotel did not conclude their labors
yesterday.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com
pany of Wilmington give ball there
tomorrow evening.
The traps Of the Wheeler Topograph-
ical Expedition arrived yesterday by
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express.
Julio Verdugo, who is verging on a
century, was in the city yesterday and
attracted much attention.
The stock in the Prismoidal railway
has nearly all been taken, the people
East of the river doing their share.
The addition to the Also Mills of a
large storehouse, costing $1,000, may
be ranked with the solid improve
ments of Los Angeles.
The members of Confidence Engine
Company are requested to call at Sec
rotary McLellan's office and sign the
roll.
Marshal Carrillo sent his wife and
family out yesterday to Spadra to en-
JOY themselves for brief season
among the waving fields of grain.
Mr.. F. G.. Yapp, who has charge of
Sisson, Wallace & Co.'s store at San
Fernando tunnel, leaves to-day for
headquarters.
The schooner N. L. Drew, Captain
Paul, of San Francisco, and the ship
James Y. Chester, are at Wilmington
unloading railroad material.
Mrs. T. A. Parker will open a select
school at the Spring street school
house on Monday next, June 7th, the
term to cantinue during the Public
School vacation. See notice.
Mr.. F. G. Yapp of San Fernando
Tunnel has purchased eleven acres of
land in the Southeast part of the city.
The ranch is well planted in oranges,
va!nuts and grapes.
To-day at IL A. NJ in Arcadia Block,
a LARGE a3s9ftme ent of wines and
iiquors, will be sold by Jones &
N"yes, o. cash. CIR at inducements
are offered 10 purchasers.
Mr.. 4. z. Angel, of the postoflice
corps, has received patent for blot
ter, ruler AID paper cutter combined,
which promises TO bc II popular ar
ticle.
Mr.. Edward s. Baker, representing
E. J. Bowen, dealer in Sc, ds was in
the city yesterday. lie is IL courteous
gentleman and will make friends for
the firm.
Among the shipments yesterday
were 13 bales of pelts by Kalischer, 81
sacks of ore by County Clerk Potts
and Sc bales of wool, all to San Fran
cisco.
The funeral of Miss Guadalupe Ser
rano took place yesterday, being at
tended by many sorrowing friends,
among whom she was bright partic-
ular star.
Mr.. J. E. McComas was elected
Chief Templar of the Eew lodge, at
Compton, which was organized on
Tuesday evening with thirty four
members.
Mayor Beaudry forfeited the bond of
a drunk yesterday morning, and al
lowed two absent minded men to
change their shoes. The latter ar
dismissed charge of steal
ing against one of the parties.
The people at the San Fernando
Tunnel have applied for a Postoffice,
and Mr.. F. G. Yapp is recommended
for Postmaster. The applicant is a
worthy business man and would fill
satisfactorily the position of Pestmas-
ter at Tunnel Postoffice.
The City Engineer has placed the
stakes for the grade of Temple street,
from Main to Fort, four short blocks.
The grade is about seven feet in one
hundred. The grading of Main street,
from the Plaza to Fifth, has been in
augurated opposite Temple block.
The agency of the Hallett, Davis
and other pianos will be found hence
forth at No. 16O Main street, and Prof.
A. H. Havell, teacher of music, has
his Office at the new music emporium.
Give the agency call for the latest
musical productions or for musical in
struments.
The brother of Goldsmith, the Rim
con murderer, was trying yesterday to
get bond approved by Judge O'Mel
veny to send up to San Bernardino.
The prisoner has been indicted In San
Bernardino county for murder, SO we
cannot see the benefit of q bond, how
ever great.
Mr.. Ed. Dupuy has established a
stable and feed yard at old Santa
Monica for the accommodation of the
visiting public to that popular resort.
An ample stable and corral have al
ready been constructed, and teams
will be we'll cared for at moderate
prices. Mr.. Dupuy also has livery
connected with his establishment, and
will keep some fine rigs to let.
The colieo ball last evening was a
grand triumph, as well from its SIM
plicity as the number of participants.
Noting is more bewitching than la