Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-03
LOCAL I8REVITIES.

day.
The Board of Supervisors meet on
Monday morning.
A stage leaves for Panamint on We'd
nesday; fare, S35.
The Ventura will be here tomorrow
from San Francisco.
The Temple Guards, colored troops,
will parade tomorrow.
Deputy Sheriff Albert Johnson has
just returned from Panamint.
On New Years day Justice Trafford
made Ramon Valencia and Emma l..
Peables one.
The Sisters of Charity have just had
fair at Santa Barbara md cleared
over $500.
Kearney's new hotel at Downey
City was formally opened on New
Years day with grand dinner.
Over 10 pas sengers and 375 tons of
freight arrived from above, OH Friday
night, OH the Salvador.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Samuel
Shorey and Capt. w. p. Burke.
d. A. Stern will soon return from
San Francisco and establish a second
hand furniture store on Also street.
J. w. Wohlenburg has been selected
to represent the knights Of Pythias of
Los Angeles in the next Grand Lodge
of the State.
Two youths on Commercial street
had lively fight on Friday morning
and both were considerably battered
Il bad beginning for the New Year.
Over $4,000 gallons of wine were
made last year at Pelanconi's wine
manufactory on Alameda and Wine
streets.
The Changers are determined to live
we'll. A fine lot of the celebrated
Dupy hams have just been received
from the East at the Grange store.
Visitors from Arizona report heavy
SHOWS in the northern part of that ter
ritory. This will make placer mining
livery next spring.
The Good Templars have a social
reunion at Downey City on Wednes-
day night next. Quite party from
Los Angeles will be in attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Packard, of the Congrega-
4ional Church, will deliver lecture
before the Good Templars on Sunday
night next.
Our jolly friend Herman Morris is
jim the city to enjoy his New YEARS.
holiday. He will return to Downey,
his place of business, tomorrow.
The real estate and auction firm of
Dewey, Kimball & Co., has been dis
solved, Mr.. Kimball retiring. The
stand by Mr.. Dewey.
Our streets were lively on New
Years Day with gay equipages, filled
with callers. Quite q number of the
ladies were at home, and their visitors
were Hospitality entertained.
During the year 1874 there were
1920 new guests registered at the
United States Hotel. At the Lafay-
cite there We're about the same number
of arrivals.
The Salvador came into port from
San Diego last night. Passengers
booked on this boat for San Francisco
will leave the depot this morning at
1915.
Superintendent Hewitt made trip
over the railroad to Anaheim yester-
day and found the road-bed satisfac-
tory. Trains will be run regularly to
Anaheim on and after the middle of
this month.
During the past week quite num-
Der of tin mines, just as rich as they
can be, have been discovered near
Lyons Station, some sixteen miles
from San Fernando. The excitement
runs high.
In the vicinity Of Santa Barbara a
farmer last year raised over 10000
pounds of Florida tobacco on thirty
acres of land. He has sold the same
at 40 cts. per pound for Eastern ship
ment.
The Santa Barbara Press says that
it is very shabby for that county to
send its destitute sick to the hospitals
in Los Angeles and other counties.
Correct! build hospital and keep
your sick at home.
A real estate sharp, some two years
ago, in San Diego, forged the name of
Chicago man to deed, added there
to bogus notorlal acknowledgment,
and sold property to the value OF
$4,000. He fled to Peru, but couldn't
keep away from California. He has
come to grief.
John Benner, the thoroughbred
butcher, bought fine bull Of the
Saxes yesterday. Bully for him! Mr..
SAKE leaves for San Francisco on the
18th, and starts for the Sandwich Is
lands OH the 2Sth, He has only three
bulls left in Los Angeles, which shows
that our people appreciate fine stock
On the Ventura, due here to-mor-
row, are the following passengers, viz
w Cogswell, d A Williams, + V Hol.
man, r P Chaplin, II w Person, Thos
Barton, G S Alden, ] M Crow, r W
Ready, A w Edwards, Nicola Rogsi
FE Benton, J Sarenz, M Whaling
EW Reynolds, p McNeyin, Miss