Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-09
GOLD REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s
Gold, 49,
Greenbacks- Buying, SO; selling. So
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mr.. Hawley is improving.

day by the Orizaba.
Mr.. Craigue, of the firm of Lips &
Craigue, has returned from San Diego.
The steamer Mohongo arrives from
San Francisco tomorrow.
Mr.. Victor Beaudry has arrived in
the city.
The Thirty Fights hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow night.
The brig Hesperian, Capt. Ray. six
days from Eureka, has arrived at Will
mington.
The County Supervisors intend to
build bridge over Dechosos creek,
near San Juan.
Two hundred and fifty joints of ar
tesian pipe were shipped yesterday to
Anaheim and Norwalk.
Mr.. E. Fisher, ls1 Main street. opens
lot of Chicago beer tonight. Call
and see him.
The agent of -Marionette troupe
is billing the town for next Saturday
night, at the Merced Theatre.
The Orizaba left yesterday for San
Francisco, with so passengers and 200
tons of freight from Los Angeles.
The harkentine G. l.. Taylor. thir-
teen days from Port Blakely, arrived
vest erday at San Pedro.
Mr.. WEIGH, of Agricultural Park,
has arranged for races Oh saturday.
Pools will he sold tonight at the
Fashion Saloon.
Turn-Verein Hall has received a lot
of new and elegant scenery. making it
still more complete and convenient for
theatrical performances.
The Express continues to advise our
citizens TO put their hard earnings
into lots at Santa Monica, where they
buy only a law suit.
One hundred and thiry-fve pieces
of timber We're shipped to Anaheim
yesterday, for =. Andrews new wind
mill and tank.
There will be called meeting of
Los Angeles Lodge, No. 42, F. & A.
NJ, this evening, for work in the First
Degree.
No. | of the second volume of the
Broad-Are has appeared, and gives
promise of gigantic labor for reform.
1t starts out we'll.
At the Temperance meeting of the
Father Matthew Temperance Society
next Sunday evening, at Lawlor In
stitute, Mr.. T. B. Wade, will deliver u
lecture.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of place wanted by COM
petent blacksmith. He is steady
young man and understands the busi-
ness.
The funeral of Constant Meyers
child will take place at 10 o. clock this
morning, instead of P. NJ, as pub
lished in the Express of last even
ing.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. A..
Rothschild, the well known store
keeper of San Diego, is about to move
to this city. He is stopping at the ST..
Charles.
Among the shipments yesterday
from Los Angeles to San Francisco
were one hundred and eighty sacks of
corn, and several thousand pounds Of
asphaltum.
There will be q grand concert given
at Turn-Verein Hall next Tuesday
evening for charitable purposes. A
number of our talented young gentle
men and beautiful young ladies have
volunteered their services.
The fine American Bakery block, at
the corner of First and Main streets,
is nearly finished. 1t makes splen-
did piece of business property and
opens chance for several well located
stores.
Sam Prayer received per Orizaba a
large assortment of two and three
button kid gloves of all shapes and
colors, for both ladies and gentlemen.
They are the genuine article, and as
good as beautiful.
The wooden wedding of DR.. Brown,
100 Main street, was well attended
last night A number of friends re-
minded the Doctor and Mrs. Brown of
their fifth anniversary, by bringing
wooden articles, that will keep in rec
ollection their pleasant wooden wed.
ding.
The Charlotte Consolidated Gold
Mining Company has been duly or
ganized, with Drs. It. S. Stairway, n.
Lindenfeldt, J. Kurtz, Mr.. e. Jacoby
and DR.. G. H. Heinzeman, as Direct
ors. Mr.. ]. l.. Ward was elected Sec
retary, and DIR. Heinzeman Treasurer
From the number of M. ID g it would
seem to he good medicine.
Steamers will leave San Francisco
on the 18th and 18th forSanta Monica
they will bring crowds of intending
purchasers to enjoy Senator Jones
hospitality and partake of the free
lunch to be provided on tile 18th ms'
Several abstract of title men will be
| present to inform intending purchas
| ers of the status of the ranch.
| Our old friend, Mr.. George b Davis
of the Alden Works, left yesterday fo
San Francisco by the steamer Orizaba
He will be away about six weeks, ant
| while up at San Francisco We recon-
mend him to look at the Plummel
| DRYER and see what he thinks of IL
compared with the Alden.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give a moonlight enter
tainment in the beautiful ground
about the residence of Capt. Geo
Clark, on Fort street, between Fourth
and Fifth, commencing at q O'Clock
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. Re
freshments Will be served free to al
who attend. There will be vocal ant
instrumental music, prominadng an!
things entertaining for young and old
Admission fee, 25 cents.