Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-21
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IauIalI, looh u Trip 10 Auanelm yes
terday.
The grading on Third street between
Fort and Spring streets, is progressing
rapidly.
Mr.. Perkins OF Los Nietos says that
there are about 40 acres of tobacco un-
der his supervision.
General Banning, of Wilmington,
celebrated his 45th. birthday on
Thursday.
Senator Booth and Mr.. Bromley left
for Bakersfield yesterday morning at
three o'clock.
Major E. H. Mcdaniel has received
the appointment of District Attorney
for Mojave county, Arizona.
Gold was 18s per cent. premium yes
terday in New York. Greenbacks
bought here at S71 and sold at SS1.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer of this city was
among the passengers who passed
Carlin last Tuesday evening.
Col. McCrea, paymaster on the S. P.
II. II. went over the road yesterday
and dispensed $45 900 to employees in
this county.
Don't forget that Mr.. Alexander
Forbes will speak in front of the st.
Charles Hotel in Spanish and English,
this evening.
The organ concert last night at the
Fort street M. E. Church was largely
attended and they realized large sum
for the organ fund.
The man who was found dead near
San Fernando, died of paralysis and
the coroner returned a virdict in ac-
cOrdance with the facts.
The proposed location of the L. A. &.
/. R. r. depot on San Pedro street
failed yesterday afternoon in the
Council.
The Messrs. Harloe and Dodge, who
lay over at Los Angeles till to-mor-
row, were driven out to the San Ga
briel Mission to-day.
Remember Jones & Noyes sale of
fine furniture on Temple street at 12 NJ.
to-day. This is one of the best oppor-
tunities ever offered to buy elegant
furniture at your own price.
The Council yesterday ordered
stable for Confidence Co.'S. horses to
be built They also authorized the
construction of a room for the Engi-
neer.
Joe Breson will open the New Santa
Monica Exchange on or about Sept.
1st. Joe is we'll known to everybody,
and will treat his friends to the best
wines, liquors and cigars.
The mail going South by the Ana
helm train in the morning is sent by
express. We are compelled to do this
so as to get our papers to our subscrib-
ers earlier than by mail.
Remember the sale next Monday
and Tuesday of Mount Pleasant lots.
Terms-one-third cash, one-third in
six months and one-third in twelve
months, with interest at one per cent
per month on deferred payments.
DR.. A. w. Angel, homeopathic,
| has located in Los Angeles. His office
for the present will be at his residence
on Sixth street, between Main and
Spring streets. He offers the expert
ence of thirty years practice to our
people.
Messrs. Wiswell & Finney have
bought the livery stock of T. J. Askin,
and will conduct the Union stables, on
Main street. in the future. They pro-
| pose to do first-class business and
will give their customers good treat
! ment.
Dorian proposes to take twenty-five
pupils at his new location, Spring st.
two doors above Second East side, in the
rear of the yard next to the Methodist
| Church South, after one weeks vaca-
tiOn, school begins next Monday.
He has very retired place, neatly fit
ted up. With class of this size he
can give particular attention to each,
and with his experience great results
are sure to follow.
A young lady, niece of Mrs. Doran,
who lives on Lovers Lane, near the
Sisters Hospital, wac brutally assault
ed while on her way to her aunt's, the
night before last, about o'clock, by
huge ruffian. Fortunately, her resist
ance and the appearance of two boys
caused him to beat a retreat. The
young lady was badly bruised and
scratched, as we'll as terribly fright
ened, but managed to reach Mrs. Do
rams, in fainting condition.
We have just received from Sher-
man g. Hyde, music publishers of San
Francisco, two beautiful songs, enti-
tied: "Is my darling trne to me?" and
"WOuld you answer yes or no?" both
composed by Chas. E. Pratt, conductor
of the De Murska Concert troupe and
dedicated to Alice Dunning Lingard
and Dickie Lingard, respectively.
These songs bid fair to become i'm
mensely popular, as their sale has al
ready reached several thousand, and
the publishers are receiving large Or
ders from the East. Copies will be
sent by mail, postpaid, to any ad-
dress, by the above firm, upon receipt
of the marked price (35 cents each) in
currency or postage stamps.
The organ concert last night at the
Fort-street M. E. Church, was well at
tended, and the programme was of a
high order. Mrs. Gen. Stoneman and
| Mrs Caswell having kindly vOlun-