Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Crowds patronize the Main stree
cars.
Mr.. J. De Barth Shorb was expecte,
home last night.
The st. Charles Hotel sets famou
table.
The Democratic Platform will b
found on the fourth page.
The grading of Market street ha
commenced.
Mr.. Elmer w. Holmes has returned
from San Bernardino with restored
health.
The pools for the races at the Parl
this afternoon sold well last night u
the Fashion saloon.
Fishers Chicago beer is attracting
attention. No. lSl Main street is be
coming popular.
Supervisor Allen has returned afte
an absence OF two months in Lowe
California.
A dinner at the st. Charles cannot
he surpassed In San Francisco. A gooe
cook is a jewel.
: Gold yesterday was 1871 per cent
premium, and greenbacks were buy.
lug ut S53 and selling at 81.
We learn that Lodge of Gooc
Templars will be instituted I'm Ana,
helm next Thursday evening.
The schooner Una, with a cargo o
railroad iron. will be discharged to- day
and sail for San Francisco on Monday
The schooner Nicholson dis
charged her cargo yesterday at Viii.
mington and sailed for upper ports.
Donaldson is now running three
stages to Santa Monica daily and they
are always full. Hereports a steamer
and schooner at the new wharf.
The concert next Tuesday evening,
at Turn-Verein Hall, for charitab ble
purposes, is attracting great attention,
We predict crowned house.
Mr.. Rodney Hudson announces
himself as a candidate for District At
torney, this morning, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primaries.
The steamer Mohongo arrived yes
day at San Pedro from San Francisco,
with 500 tons of freight and 100 pas.
sengers for Los Angeles.
At the last meeting of the society of
B'nai Birth, a committee was ap-
pointed to select grounds suitable for
the erection Of a hospital.
Prof. Chas. N. Steen is stopping at
the Lafayette. He will give public
exhibition Of mind-reading next
Thursday at Merced Theatre.
A shot gun, which had been stolen
out of DR.. Stanway's office, was recoy-
cred by Harris yesterday and returned
to the owner.
The steamer Constitution has dis
charged her cargo at Wilmington and
sails on Monday for Newcastle for a
load of coal for San Francisco.
Prof. Havell has returned from San
Diego, and will once more resume his
business. His music pupils will be
glad to meet their teacher.
Mr.. Van Gulpen has been engaged
by Mr.. Baldwin to take charge of and
inaugurate the wine works of the Santa
Ana ranch.
It will be great relief to Mayer to
know that Mr.. Hawley Is improving.
1t is safer to be indicted for assault
than for murder. 3's
Rev. Mr.. Abercrombie will preach
at st. Athanasins Church on Sunday.
He is here on visit to his daughter,
Mrs. II. Mcclellan.
Reports from San Fernando say that
an immense strerm of water has been
struck in an oil we'll. It is nine
inch stream and jets five feet into the
air. l4E
There will be temperance lecture
Sunday evening, July llth, at Good
Templars' H Ill, by DR.. w. T. Lucky.
Most Of the churches will be closed OH
that evening. All are invited.
We learn by letter from Mineral
Park, Arizona, that Mr.. Thomas Ma
lone, of Los Nietos, was drowned at
stones Ferry, Colorado river, July
first. faH raf 80
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Constant Meyer, took place
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
There was a large attendance of sym
pathizing friends.
A number of our citizens went to
Santa Monica yesterday to see tie
steamer Salvador discharge her cargo.
We hope to see other large steamers ut
Santa Monica soou.
The bark c. L. Taylor arrived at San
Pedro on Thursday from Port Blakely,
Puget Sound with four hundred thous
and feet of lumber, consigned to J. G.
jackson.
1t will take the Express all the re-
mainder of the year 1875, to explain TO
its dupes, the Santa Monica land buy
ers, its connection with the thing. 1t
will be hard to explain way.
The Parlor Concert at the Hotel des
Princes last night was pleasant en-
tertainment. Sig. Maria and Mad.
Franzini were assisted by Mad. Muse
as accompanist and the music was SUI
perb.
We are informed that after Monday
next, a car will leave Washington
street, on the Main Street Railway, at
6 o'clock A. NJ, and returning at $3.50,
and that hereafter the departures from
each end of the road will be every halt
hour.