Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-11
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Alleghanians tomorrow even
ing.
The spelling epizootic Is raging in
Anaheim. '
The Mohongo sailed for San Diego
yesterday.
No Eastern mail yesterday. The
cause of the detention was unknown
here.
The Main Street and Agricultural
Park Railroad will start out with
three cars.
The Sacrament of Confirmation will
be administered at the Catholic church
to-day. sts'
The Constantine sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday with 80 Los Angeles
passengers.
A Catholic Temperance and Benev-
olent Society will be organized this
afternoon at O'clock at Stearns' Hall.
Our neighbor, the Mirror, says "they
done it on purpose" and "we seen it,"
Somebody start grammar-match!
An immense bed of oysters has been
discovered in the channel at New
port. They are said to possess fine
flavor.
In the case of Morris vs.. De Cells, in
the District Court, the evidence was
concluded yesterday and the case con-
tinued until Monday at 10 A. NJ.
The members of the Committee on
the Odd Fellows Celebration are re-
quested to meet at 10:30 this morning
at their hall. A full attendance is de-
sired. a - l@2tt@ gti4a AaA
Business was uncommonly lively ut
the depot yesterday. Seventy-three
tons of brea, 2l6 boxes of oranges and
large quantity of wool were among
the shipments,
The monthly union temperance
meeting will be held at Good Tenn
plars' Hall this evening. Rev. DR..
White, of the Presbyterian Church,
will deliver the lecture. 1 ~ ~
When you wish first-class shave or
bath, remember the U. S. Barber Shop
and Bathrooms, kept by H. M. Jo-
seph. You will there find the best of
accommodations and the most polite
treatment.
| An exchange says: lone Of the
Los Angeles journals that is now cor
ruscating before the world will soon
necessitate a revised edition of Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary" Who
does this hit?
We had a call Yesterday from Mr..
VIM. M. Creighton, correspondent of
the st. Louis Repattiaaa, Mr.. Creigh-
ton expects to remain III our city
some time to enjoy our climate and
write up our country for the benefit of
the ST. LOuisians.
The carpet establishment lately pur-
chased from Mr.. Aaron Smith will be
conducted under the name of Lehman
& Co., the members of the firm being
l.. L. Lehman, l. J. Smith and Martin
Lehman. The new house starts out
with an excellent guarantee of sue
cess. 80 td4iAa ~ 41-i@ ift.
1t seems that the saloon-keepers'
case has not yet been settled in the
Mayors Court. The action Of Mayor
Beaudry on Friday was simply the
overruling of demurrer submitted by
the defense. The case was again
brought up yesterday and continued
until Monday for the preparation of
briefs on the part of the defendants.
Dana G. Pearson, Of the Resources
of California, has completed his trav-
els in the counties of Los Angeles,
San Bernardina and San Diego, and
will on Monday next leave for other
fields. The result Of his observations
have been fully reported in the Re-
sources of California. He thanks his
many friends for assistance rendered
him. rursrw
AS will be seen by an announcement
published this morning, the projected
educationali newspaper, the School
master, will make disappearance about
the lst of May. 1t will be edited by
DR.. w. T. Lucky, with the business
department Of the paper under the
supervision Of Mr.. G. A. BOnesteel, Of
BOnesteel & Co., book and news deal
ers. The Schootnadster will be pub
lished weekly, and distributed gratis
We hail with pleasure the establish
ment of an assaylng office In this city.
We visited No. Is in Downey Block
to. day, and were delighted and aston
ished to see the minute and complete
arrangement in the outfit of the la
boratory. Mr.. E. G. Gaertner, who
for several years has superintended
the underground work of the Nina de
| la Suz, one of the largest mines in
| Mexico, has established himself in
| this city as mining engineer and as
saver, and will henceforward give an
accurate assay or analysis Of all min
| erals and mineral matters handed to
him, and report on the condition and
probable prospects OF mines, 8 He
brings letters of recommendation to
some of the first men of this commu-
nifty. $a8 Z 3Ei41 3g 9Hlsa+
A dangerous conflagration was mar
rowly averted at the residence of Mrs.
Clapp. on Spring street South Of Turn
Verein Hall, yesterday. The young
est child of the family, Farnum, a
little fellow just making commence
mentsat talk and mischief, got hold OF
some matches by some means, and