Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
LOCAL BREVITIE&,


Rev. I. B. King left for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Mr.. w. D. Gould and wife left fol
San Francisco yesterday.
Prof. Chas. N. Steen left for San
Francisco yesterday.
Sister Mary Gabriel left for San
Francisco yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba left yesterday
for San Francisco with full list.
Col. A. s. Smith Of Kentucky, left
on the Orizaba for San Francisco yes
terday.
The steamer Ancon left San Fran
cisco yesterday and will arrive to-
morrow.
Rev. r. Strong Of Westminster left
on the Orizaba yesterday for San
Francisco.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
re.opens this morning. with bushels OF
coin.
The line of the l.. A. & I. r. r. was
being located yesterday to San Pedro
street.
The schooner Legal Tender, Captain
Winding, arrived at Wilmington
yesterday from San Francisco.
The elegant regalia presented to
Past Sachem Caystile was an expen-
sive affair, the gold alone costing $75.
Invalids seeking health can consult
DR.. Aborn at the Backman House,
free of charge.
Don Mateo Keller is busy crushing
grapes. He is bringing in large guam
titles.
There was large hegira by the
steamer Orizaba yesterday afternoon
for San Francisco.
Yesterday was decidedly warm and
the average American citizen was
sweltering.
The thirty dead rats on Bath street
were removed yesterday morning at
All early hour.
The steamer Costa Rica is busy dis
charging freight at Santa Monica. She
will leave on Saturday evening OIL
Sunday evening.
Rev. J. M. Allis of Anaheim left
yesterday for Oakland to attend the
Presbyterian Synod.
Dr. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for a free con-
sultation.
Rev. Elias Birdsall, of st. Johns
church, San Francisco, will occupy
the Rev. w. H. HilPs pulpit on Octo-
ber 18th.
We are under obligations to r. Cot
tingham, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex.
press company, for late San Diego pa.
pers. Do it again.
Cheat inquiry is being made in re.
gard to the delay in opening Los An
geles street. Why don't the City
Council open the street?
Mr.. d. Felix, late of Santa Monica,
has openad a saloon under the Pico
House. Mr.. Enea Brenna is doing the
honers when Mr.. Felix is absent.
The monthly church sociable Of the
M. E. church South will be held this
evening at the residence of Col. Peel.
The friends Of the church are invited
to attend.
We regret to announce that owing
to the non-arrival of Mr.. Temple from
San Francisco the bank of Temple &
Workman will not open for business
for several days.
The Los Angeles HERALD, one OF
the very best papers in the State, has
just entered on its fifth year, and re-
ports itself as in prosperous condi-
ton. Long life to it.-San Diego
World.
Among the shipments yesterday
were 206 sacks Of meal from the Also
mills to San Francisco, 8 bales of wool
to San Francisco, Is sacks of castor
beans from II. Nc Leane to San Fran
cisco, 100 joints of pipe to Norwalk.
The proposed bridge over the Coyote
Creek has been located ON the town
ships and as, r IL w, or about three
quarters of q mile down the creek from
the old Spanish crossing, A bridge rs
feet span will cover the creek at this
point.
Some days ago, on the authority of
the gentleman himself, the HERALD
stated that ]. ]. Powell, then in this
city, was the correspondent Of the San
Francisco Chronicle. This was incor-
rect, and the publishers of the Chron-
icle request us to state that he is not
an authorized correspondent Of that
paper.
One Wolfenstein, an amateur pho
tsgrapher, whom man about the size
of chimpanzee slapped in the face on
the Oakland ferry boat some months
ago and found no resistance, and whom
we have heard more than one person
say they would not believe under
oath, has got Into trouble with one OF
the police force Of this city.