Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


will be run to Cotton next Monday.
The steamer Ancon will arrive from
San Francisco tomorrow.
The steamer Constantine will stop at
Santa Monica early next week. -
Auctioneer Moore has returned from
San Francisco, bringing with him his
family.
The public schools of Los Angeles
will open next Monday week, August
I'd.
A car of Eucalyptus trees we're
Sent by Judge Widney to Forest
Grove yesterday.
Don +. p Forster, of the Santa Mar
garita, arrived in Los Angeles from
San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. Hamilton, formerly owner
of the Telegraph stage line, will ar
rive in the city to-day.
Prof. Louis Adams, ,teacherof French,
has permanently located in this city.
He comes highly recommended.
important meeting of Confidence
Engine Company will be held to-
night.
Mr.. w. II. Van Waller, agent of the
Telegraph stage line, is on trip to
Tehachape Pass.
The new map of the city should be
Autographed and every business man
should have a copy.
The Father Matthew Temperance
Society will hold meeting next Sun
day evening at Lawlor's Institute.
Mr.. D. w. Parkhurst, the Superin-
tendent of the Western Development
Company, will arrive in Los Angeles
to-day. 81
DR.. Lucky will lecture at Spadra
next Sunday, taking for his subject in
the morning "Eduration," and in the
afternoon "Temperance.n
Joe Breson will open to-day in the
Grotto, changing the name to the
Senate. Gus KatZenstein will always
be found on hand.
A fight between two drunk men
took place yesterday afternoon on Los
Angeles street, without much damage
to either contestant.
An excavatOr has arrived for the
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Com
pany, and work will shortly be begun
in earnest on their reservoir.
A number of the public school teach
ers will leave San Francisco on Sun
day by the Orizaba, and others will
follow by the Senator on Wednesday.
A number of pupils of the High
School need boarding places where
their welfare will be cared for. Appli-
cations can be made to DR.. Lucky.
Mrs. Jones, late of the Petaluma
High School, one of the newly elected
teachers of our public schools, arrived
by the steamer Mohongo.
Colonel Crawford is pushing the
grading on the Los Angeles and Inde-
pendence Railway across the Los An
geles river at the rate of four thousand
feet day.
Messrs. Hellman, Haas & Co. are
about enlarging their establishment,
by occupying the site vacated by Nor
ton & Co., in addition to their present
house. stS5Tt DIX
Two new school houses are needed
and will shortly be erected by the
growth of Los Angeles more astonish-
ingly than the demand for schools.
The people living South of Also
street and East of Alameda street have
pelioned for new school house in that
section. The petitioners represent
over 100 children.
Jose Morrillo and George Benton
were committed by Judge Gray yes
terday to await the action of the next
Grand Jury on charge of horse
stealing.
The Mechanics Home, corner OF
Third and Spring, is comfortable
boarding house, where transient anO
regular boarders can obtain good ac-
commodations.
The first concert by the Baptist
Sunday School of this city will be
given at Leck's Hall on next Sunday
evening, commencing at O'Clock. AL
are invited. Seats free.
We notice in the windows of the
City of Paris some magnificent styles
of plaids, for overdresses, which they
are selling for thirty cents a yard
Ladies, now is your chance.
We understand that Officer Toomey
has sued Mayor Beaudry for $25,OOt
damages, by reason of some state
ments affecting Toomey's reputation
and made at the Council meeting
some weeks since.
Gov. Stafford of Arizona is expected
to-day, to meet his brother, A. B. Saf
ford and wife of Cairo, ILL.,, DR.. Mary
Stafford Blake of Boston and ]. S
Dennis and wife of Chicago, who stoI
at the st. Charles.
The Downey Courier says the fol
lowing shipments were made from
that depot last week: Corn 574 sacks
weighing 1924 pounds; cracked corn
| As sacks; merchandise, 7S packages
| $500 feet lumber. Total weight, 81,
| 1888 pounds.