Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

rlVeu aC 5.oO IaSC evening.
The Senator brought 100 passengers
and 81 Cinnamon.
Mr.. J. B. Lankershim, of San Fer
nando Rancho, is at the st. Charles.
The Orizaba sailed yesterday for San
Francisco.
The Senator leaves on Tuesday for
San Francisco.
Col. M. Keith, of Portland, Oregon,
left for home yesterday.
Judge Benjamin Hayes of San Die
go is paying our city visit.
The City Clerk Kremer, is out can
vassing the county with good results.
Mr.. Charles Wells of Wells, Fargo
x Co.'S Express is in the CITY,
Mr.. Hinchman of San Diego was in
the city yesterday.
The schooner California has sailed
for San Francisco from Wilmington.
Remember the Mount Pleasant sale
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Cory of Arizona is at the
Lafayette.
Mr.. B. H. Twombley of Compton
was in the city yesterday.
The latest reports from Kansas rep
resent the grasshoppers returning.
Mr. J. q. Smith goes to Wilmington
to-day in the interests of the S. p. r.
II. Co.
We have received some very fine
peaches from Mrs. Greenwade of the
Mission. They were luscious.
The newSouthern Overland Express
from San Diego East has just been Or
ganized by Mr.. Chas. Wells.
Gold was 1Ss per cent. premium yes
terday in New York. Greenbacks
bought here at S74 and sold at SS4.
Messrs. G. P. Foster and F. Market,
of Prescott, Arizona, left yesterday for
San Francisco.
From and after to-day the delivery
open on Sunday from 9 to 10 A. NJ.
The Independent nominees will
speak at Orange on Monday and in
Westminster on Tuesday next.
The Los Angeles Grange, No. SO,
will hold Harvest Feast at Grange
Hall next Saturday.
Captain George A. Johnson's stud
consisting of "Regent" and four colts
arrived by the Orizaba yesterday.
The dance at FL Monte on Friday
night went off pleasantly. The can
didates were all there and had q good
time.
Lieut.. w. Allen, 18th Infantry, late
of Arizona, is at the Lafayette Hotel.
He is on his way to Angel Island for
long stay.
A fire occurred in the rear of Kurtz's
place, corner of Main and First streets
on Friday night, but was quickly
extinguished.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Fermina
Flores, E. M. Slaughter, James Farris
and John Cronkhite.
The Independent County Committee
met yesterday afternoon and nominat-
ed J. @. A. Stanley for Supervisor in
the First District.
DR.. Mckee says lie did not in
tend to convey the idea that he want
ed the slaughter houses to quit busi-
ness, but only TO stop the nuisance.
We learn that Springbok, the. .cele-
brated four mile race horse, which has
swept everything in the East, has been
bought by Mr.. Obed Norton of this
State.
The directors of the Brooklyn
Heights tract are about introducing
water on the Northeast portion of the
land. An artesian we'll promises great
results.
The first grand picnic of the German
Benevolent Society will be held next
Sunday at Washington Gardens, the
proceeds to go to the building of hos
pital.
Prof. Steen, having returned from
his professional trip to Los Nietos,
may be found at room 6, Lafay
Hotel, where he will give seances
hourly to-day.
The first meeting of the State Board
of Centennial Managers will take
place on next Wednesday at the
Chamber of Commerce, San Fran
cisco.
Messrs. Jones & Noyes made quite
an important real estate sale yester-
day. They sold 22s acres of land, TAX
ing from the corner of Main and JEFF
ferson streets, and opposite the prop
erty of Milton Thomas, to R. M.TOwne
for 81 900, or something over $500 per
acre. This property IS partly within
and partly without the city limits.
We are requested to state that chill
dren living outside of the city limits
will be admitted into the public
schools upon the following terms: Pri.
mary Department, per term of twenty
weeks, $40; intermediate, $12 so;
Grammar Department, Sis. These
fees must in all cases be paid in ad-
vance.
Isidore WE'LL has purchased the en-
tire stock of P. N. Roth & Co., bank
rupts, and will sell out at very low