Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.


social meeting this evening. -
A chambermaid and waiter is want
ed at the Kimball mansion.
Messrs. Barbee & Gates killed IS
quail Oh Sunday near San Fernando.
The San Bernardino train leaves
hereafter at 2:3O p. NJ. instead of
O'clock.
The bids for building the Saa Pedro
street depot will not be opened until
Monday the 2Sth inst ~ 1#
The steamer Los Angeles with s5
passengers arrived At Santa Monica
on Sunday at4P.M. 20 = ioEaas
+ The train for Cotton will hereafter
leave at 2:3O p. NJ. instead of 800 as
heretofore.
Work has been commenced on, Car
dona's new block on Main street. 1t
will be pushed rapidly forward.
II The members Of the Christian
church held revival meeting near
Downey on Sunday.
There will be social reunion of the
Shominac Tribe l. o. r. M. this eve-
ming. Every member Is expected to
be on hand.
Mr.. H. Fleishman will open an Of
fee "a. day for The agency of Che Ham,
burg and Bremen Steamship compa-
ny.
Mr.. George b. Davis and Miss. Flora
Davis, his daughter, celebrated their
5lst and llth birthday respectively ON
Sunday VI : =
The steamer Ancon arrives from
San Francisco to-day with large
number of passengers and 800 tons Of
freight > Z CO I X 9s
Col. J. @. A. Stanley was exhibit
ing an apple yesterday grown on a
four year old tree which weighed 1e
ounces.
In our report OF the case Of Messrs.
Page 4 Gravel we made mistake by
saying that the defendants were to
pay thecosts. - wAs'the other way.
1ewin h Go. have Just received a
stock Of new novels from the pens OF
the most popular writers of England
and America. Z
Among the shipments yesterday
were $50 joints artesian pipe to Ana
helm; 80 bales of wool to San Francis
co; 20 sacks Of -four to Downey.
Among the recent shipments from
Sauta Monica were "a cases of honey
from the Monte Vista Rancho, shipp-
ed by the Woman's Bee Company.
During the absence OF Mr.. Burns in
San Francisco, Col. Albert ). Johnston
is acting Secretary Of the Southern
District Agricultural Association.
DR.. Aborn the well known special
list, will be In Los Angeles in few
days. His arrival will be promptly
advertised. ssi g!y8 1roa IGt8Ia
Gold In New York yesterday was
1l63 per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at IS and sold at S6i In this
city. - .r,I 5rl.I s.at,,-,.
We are informed that the sale of
seats at the Synagogue on Sunday was
we'll attended and good prices were re-
allied.
The steamer Ancon left Santa Bar.
bara at one o'clock this morning with
100 passengers for Los Angeles. She
will reach San Pedro at IL o'clock to-
day.
The number Of brewories in Ana.
helm and the bibulous character of its
citizens make waiter girls a necessity
and we understand nd the Importation OF
waiter girls from Germany has COM
menced. r.,
The first Of a series Of gymnastlc and
musical exhibitions will be given
Tuesday evening at Turn Verein Hall
It will be under the supervision OF
Prof. Gerichten. After the entertain
ment q dance will be given. bssm
We take pleasure in referring our
readers to the advertisementsin to-
days issue Of Mrs. Austin and Mrs.
Wood, dressm akers. They have pur-
chased the business recently owned by
Mrs. Farrell and will continue at the
same place in Lam Franco block.
Mr.. Crawford informs US that the
new engine ofthe Los Angeles and
1ndependence railroad Will be put on
the track Wednesday and that track
laying will be pushed forward in earn
est. The Council should decide on
some location for the depot as that is
all that keeps the road back now.
The Turn Verein Concert on the 2Sth
promises to be one Of the most success
full fthe season. ALI Of our most tai
ented amateurs have volunteered and
the programme is very choice. Any
thing that our German friends engage
in is sure to be frst-class, and this con-
cert will be up to the usual standard.
A dead horse has been lying on Pico
street since last Saturday morning.
The police and the health officer have
been notified but tho carcass still re-
mained at q late honr last night The
stencil Is intolerable for mile or sc
around that dead horse. Whose bust.
ness is 1t to see him decently inferred:
The San Francisco Ledger Of Thurs.
day says: Yesterday, in tho United
States District Court the case Of Fran
els Mora VS.. John Foster, was submit.
ted on brief on file: This is an action
in ejectment, commenced on the 14tt
of January, 1858, to recover possession
of the Mission San Juan Capistrano
In Los county, and for $5,00(
4 YEARLY rents and profits.