Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-05

Mr.. f. J. Baldwin goes to the Glen
ega ranch to-day to inspect his half
interest in the 1900 acres comprising
that tract.
Mendel Meyer won silver watch
last evening in Meyers salosn, cor ner
of Los Angeles and Commercial. His
lucky throw was AZ.
The Benjamin combination had a
fair audience at Leck's hall last night,
and they gave q creditable minstrel
performance.
The present public school term will
close on the 18th with public oral
examination i'm all the classes, and an
evening entertainment at Turn
Verein Hall.
The man who stole gold watch
and chain on Sanchez street was COM
mitted yesterday by Judge Gray, in
default of $3.50 bonds, to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
The stage from Los Angeles was
robbed last evening near Caliente,
making the second robbery within the
week. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure
box was secured by the road agents.
We had call late last evening from
Mrs. Hargate in regard to a pleasantly
we published on her divorce suit.
dropped in which caused him extreme
.tsnNa sNf
lively, vivacious ladies, and their
calls at the sanctum are like angels
visits.
DIR. Aborn leaves to-day for Santa
Barbara after very successful stay in
our midst. Scores of our invalids have
been benefited 10y his skill and hnh-
dreds have had their maladies allevi-
ated. He will no doubt do well in
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo,
and from there he goes to San Fran
cisco. Next year DR.. Aborn will go
to Philadelphia where he will create a
sensation.
a "gallus" young gentleman of re-
nown in Los Angeles borrowed a
horse and buggy few nights since of
well known doctor to take his dull
cinea out riding. The night happened
to be dark, and the road and whisky
crooked, so that the "gallusn chap
collided with n post that chanced to
be in the way and worked the COM
plete ruin of his borrowed vehicle. The
remains of the wreck were found the
next morning and properly cared for.
Over l25 patients were treated at
the county Hospital last month. OF
this number only two died; one who
expired in fifteen minutes after he was
brought in and another who was far
gone in consumption when treatment
commenced. This showing certainly
speaks we'll for the medical skill and
and care of DR.. Brooke, the County
Physician. A mead of praise should
also be extended to DR.. Mckee who
ably seconds DR.. Brooke's efforts in
the onerous task imposed upon him.
At the County examination there
were nineteen applicants and thirteen
passed successfully. The following
were the fortunate applicants:
Anne z. John, J. P. McNam-
er, Samuel n. Witherow, John
M. Dunsmoor, Lizzie M. Leffier, Nam
ME G. Anderson, Helen E. Holland,
Floyd 3. Tombs, John w. Meyers,
Mary J. Peabody, Lizzie Burkleo, Ma
ry J. Hutchinson and Edith Smith.
Six of these teachers are recommended
for State certificates.
The Golden Menagerie will be loca-
ted at Washington Gardens to-day.
The bill which they present in addi-
ton to the regular Sunday perfor-
mence at the Gardens will be sure to
attract large crowd. Monsieur
Drayton, the Lion King, will enter
the lions den at 3 and s O'clock p. NJ.
In addition to this wonderful feat,
Mr.. Geo. Dails, the gymnast, Sr. Con
zales, champion rope dancer, Master
Aleco, the clown wonder, Millie Gar
Gle and Signor Felix will all take part
in Supplying the days amusement.
Those who seek recreation should not
fail to visit Washington Gardens to-
day.