Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Senator will sail for San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
Heavy shipments of wool are com
mencing to be made.
The sale of the Woolen Mill tract
commences to-day
There were S42,S07 "a in the City
Treasury on the lst of April.
The mounted police, who were dis
charged some time since, have been
reinstated by the City Fathers.
The Senator arrived at Wilmington
at l0:30 A. NJ. yesterday with l40 pas
sengers and 100 tons of freight.
Mr.. j. L. Ward, at No. CONNER
cial street, is buying wool at the high
est ruling price.
Artesian pipe for Norwalk and Ar
tesla has grown to be an everyday
shipment from the depot.
Five tons of -four were yesterday
shipped to the Surprise Valley mining
district by Newmark g. Co.
1t is reported that the Alleghanians,
concert troupe will be here next
week.
Mr.. KnOwltOn retired from the Pico
House yesterday, and that establish
ment is now run as lodging house.
Madame Arabella Goddard and her
agent, Mr.. Chas. Williams, arrived in
the city yesterday.
The Artesia land sales continue to
excite a great deal of interest. The
number attending the sale for the pur-
chase Of lots and plats will greatly
exceed that of the first sale.
Capt. Borrowe is having bell put
ON the new Babcock truck. He will
doubtless tinkle the Council into
good humor by this means and secure
an acceptance of the machine.
Mr.. r. w. Scott was admitted to the
Los Angeles bar yesterday by Judge
Sepulveda. He is lately from Tennes-
see, where he held a license to practice
in the Supreme Court.
The committee yesterday received
dispatch from Chas. N. Fox of San
Francisco, announcing that he would
accept the invitation to deliver an
Grafton in this city on the occasion of
Odd Fellows anniversary celebration
the 26th inst.
We learn that Miss Jennie Legs is
lying seriously i'll in San Bernardino.
She will not be able, therefore, to
preach the funeral sermon of Miss
Mary Carey next Sunday, as an
nOunced. Due notice of time of hold
ing services will be given.
A fair-sized and very select audience
assembled last evening to hear the
concert of Professors Schad and Fisch-
er. The music, both vocal and instru-
mental, was excellent, and those pres
ent enjoyed rich treat. Miss Reif-
farth sang "Non yer" and several
other songs with SUCH effect as to be
loudly encored. Mr.. Guenette's ''Ju-
dith" was earnestly applauded and
others who appeared on the stage ac-
Quilted themselves to the perfect sat-
isfaction of the audience. II
Work will be commenced next week
on the enlargement of the Lafayette
Hotel. All of the old part of the
building will be removed, and the
whole raised another story. The pro-
jected improvements will cost about
$4,000, and, when completed, the
house will have 100 rooms. This will
place the Lafayette first among the
hotels of our city in the extent of its
accommodations. While the improve
ments are being made the house will
probably be closed.
We had call yesterday from Capt.
M. Kraszynski, of Lyons Station. He
brought with him some fine specimens
of coal, found by his brother, A. J.
Kraszynski, in the Castac district,
about eighteen miles Northwest OF the
Station. The quality of the article
seemed to be much superior to any
that has heretofore been brought to
our notice among the new discoveries.
We hope that the Captain and his
brother have struck.it rich, and they
certainly have, if the vein develops as