Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Thirty -eights meet tonight.
Don. F. P. Foster, is in the city. L.
Charles Brode's block is nearly fin
ished.
Prof. Steen the disease annihilator,
is at room No. 6, Lafayette Hotel.
The Requena block on Los Angeles
street is finished. sisss -
There is no. truth in the reported
caving at San Fernando Tunnel. -,
The steamers Aurora and Columbia
have arrived at Wilmington.
Mr.. II. M. Mitchell has recovered
and is attending to business.
Hon. S. o. Houghton went to San
Bemardino yesterday. a'''ofl#' 'ioe7i4
Gold was Is per cent premium in
New York yesterday. Greenbacks in
Los Angeles S71 "a SO.
The Office floor of the United States
Hotel is taken up and basement will
be put under that part of the house.
Mr.. J. HI. Bland will commence the
canvass of the county for District At
torney in few days.
We regret to hear of the death of
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Durfee yesterday.
The Father Matthew society will
hold meeting at Lawlor institute
next Sunday evening" ,
The steamer Mohongo sailed for
San Francisco yesterday with a large
passenger and freight list.
Mr.. Signoret is about erecting a fine
hotel on the corner Of Main and Ar
cadia streets.
VanValer, the Telegraph Stage
Agent, has his office in the basement
Of the United States Hotel for the
present.
Remember the Democratic meeting
tomorrow evening is to be addressed
by Mr.. Wigginton and Major Frank
Ganahl. A &HNnEs a
Mr.. Estudillo, the Democratic cam
didate for State Treasurer and Mr..
Conklin OF the San Diego World are
in this city.
The third number of the Anahein,
Daily Gazette is at hand. 1t is issued
as all evening paper and seems to have
a good support. - utsto4 tssa ,'ia sai o
The Gilroy tobacco works now en-
ploy 800 men, and have on hand 3,000,-
600 pounds of tobacco, besides this
years crop.
Mr.. S. w. Craigue, of Lips, Craigue
& Co., has returned from Bear Valley,
having done a fine business while
away.
DR.. Mcbride, the King OF. Pain left
for San BernardinO. We understand
he did very large business while
here and affected many remarkable
cures.
The Democratic County Central
Committee will meet this afternoon
at half past two o. clock inithe Super
visors' room for the purpose of organ
iZation.
In another column will be found the
advertise ment of ph0cenin soap, man
ufactured by the Los Angeles Soap
Company. 1t is claimed to be supe-
rior article, both for laundry and toilet
use. -f.
George Pridham, agent for the coast
line stages, has an elegant office in
connection with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
ex press office. Everything is neat
and comfortable and George does the
agreeable in becoming style. ,a.a II.
By this hot weather there is nothing
better for ladies to wear than a nice
French lawn dress they have at the
City of Paris. A nice assortment of
that goods which they are selling for
the extreme low price of IL! cents per
yard.
A friend who has just returned from
San Diego says that water is carried
about the streets of that place and
sold by the bucketful-thirty buckets
for dollar. They need a Mr.. Beaudry
or Mr.. Potts down there.
Vahle who is under Indictment for
numbering his wife in the Ballona
some time since, has been arranged
before Judge Sepulveda. He entered
the plea of not guilty and his trial
was set for the 25th- inst. - AAy ~
The name of the candidate for Pub
lie Administrator on the Democratic
ticket is Pedro.C. GARLIC. Mr.. GARLIC
has middle name and we venture to
assert, however, that he will have no
middle position when the votes are
cast, but will be at the head of the
list AN etAfF j Il. s a.
Among the shipments yesterday
were five casks of wine from Bernard
to Santa Barbara and other points:
500 watermelons to Wilmington; 80
barrels of lime to Spadra and several
bales Of jerked meat to the Monte; so
boxes of soap to Wilmington and so
boxes to the Monte.
Mr.. Edward Hallett, q Republican
candidate for Secretary of State, drop
ped into the HERALD office yesterday.
He is canvasing the State and says he
is confident of election. He is q fine
fellow and we are sorry that he is
doomed to the disappointment of de-
feat.
| Judge James Delong, left yesterday
for Kansas as Immigration agent for
this section. Judge Belongs init
mate acquaintance with the people of
] Kansas will enable him to do much
| good for this section. We would not
be surprised to see him send from one
thousaud tn two thOusand immi-