Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-14
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Inc WOrIu renowned Baln wagons
at the Grange Store.
The Kalorama arrived yesterday
morning with sixty tons of freight.
The San Diegans are still complain
ing about the non-arrival of mails.
Downey shipped 7l6 sacks of corn
Friday.
The Senator sailed to Anaheim last
night. She will leave for San Fran
cisco to-day.
| One hundred and ninety boxes of
oranges were shipped from the depot
yesterday.
The celebrated Dupee uncanvassed
hams can be bought at the Grange
Store.
Twenty large teams were camped at
Spadra Friday night, awaiting loads
| for Panamint.
The Mohongo will arrive at San
Pedro tomorrow from San Francisco.
She takes the place of the Orizaba this
trip.
The drawing of the Grand Jury, set
for yesterday in the County Court,
was postponed until tomorrow at 8
A. NJ.
Williams & Smith, at the Cottage
photograph Gallery, corner Spring
and First streets, take the best pictures
IN the city.
There will be a stated meeting of
Pentalpha Lodge No. 2O2, F. & A. M.
at Masonic Hall tomorrow evening
at O'clock.
The Sunday dinners ofthe st. Charles
Restaurant are becoming popular.
Many families who desire good din
ner without the trouble of cooking,
now go to the st. Charles on Sunday.
The books of the Centinela Land
Company will be closed at noon on
Monday next, 18th instant. Parties
wishing stock must apply before that
hour.
The monthly temperance meeting
under the auspices of the good Tenn
plars, will take place at Templar Hall
this evening. Rev. Mr.. Rich, of
Murysville, will deliver the lecture.
The funeral of J. G. Allen, who died
Thursday, took place yesterday from
Good Templars' Hall under the aus
pices of Shominac Tribe, Improved
Order of Red Men.
We are not so certain that to-day
will not be observed as st. Valentines
day. Cupid is used to doing double
duty on. Sunday, and he will hardly
forsake his post when the 18th of Feb
ruary and Sunday come together.
We were wrong yesterday in stating
that decree of divorce had been
granted by the District Court in the
case of Clement VS.. Clement. The
case related to the partition of real es-
tate of the heirs of Michael Clement
deceased.
Mr.. Davis, of the Alden works, has
received by the Senator very large
assortment of evergreens, towering
shrubs and hanging baskets, for win
dows. The evergreens are of the very
choicest kind, and will adorn any
place. He has also received an as
sortment of roses in pots, in full
bloom.
Stockholders in the Centinela Land
Company will be provided with con-
veyances to the rancho during the
sale by apply at the office, No. s Tenn
pie Block, for tickets. Arrangements
have been made with the livery stable
keepers to take all others out for 81 so
each. This includes passage and re-
turn.
Workmen were engaged in laying
down sidewalk in front of Ducom-
NUNS building, on Commercial street,
yesterday. A layer of brick was
placed upon bed of sand and this
covered with sand and this covered
with asphaltum, mixed with gravel.
By this means walk was made
smooth and compact, which, we
should judge, ought to last century.
And now it proves to be all mis-
take, as shown by the following from
the Anaheim Gazette: An item in the
Los Angeles ErpreSs to the effect that
q Mrs. Swilson, of Anaheim, had
given birth to triplets on the Sd, is not
borne out by the facts. The result of
our reporters inquiries discloses, (lst)
that Mrs. Swilson don't expect any
little angels for some time; I'd, that
Mrs. Swilson is respectable widow;
Sd, that no lady by the name of Swil-
son resides in Anaheim.
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