Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-31
LOCAL BREVITTES.

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Col. Kewen returned yesterday by
the Senator from San Francisco.
Mr.. Joseph Dening, an old resident,
returned by the steamer Senator.
The safe for the Gold Bank is one of
HalPs patent Cincinnati safes.
Mr.. John Hannah, of Anaheim, was
in the city yesterday.
Business men, vote to-day at the
Democratic Primaries.
Mr.. J. f. Wadham, of San Diego, is
in the city.
The Also Mills shipped 100 sacks of
feed to San Francisco yesterday.
| II. Newmark shipped $50 hides to
San Francisco yesterday.
! -Four bales of pelts were shipped
yesterday to San Francisco by II
Woodson.
Vote at the Democratic Primaries
to-day and help to nominate good
men.
Mr.. A. Palenconi shipped two bar
rels of wine and one barrel OF brandy
to San Buenaventura yesterday.
Mr.. G. j. Davis of the Alden Fruit
Works, returned by the Senator from
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Edelman of this city is rusticat-
ing with her sister Mrs. Jacoby of
Wilmington. z.......'.
Capt. Moore will start an express TO
Santa Monica tomorrow, leaving his
auction store at an early hour for the
beach.
The schooner A. P. Jordan sailed yes
terday from Wilmington to Cufey's
Cove.
Fifteen tons of scrap iron were
shipped to the Pacific Rolling Mills,
San Francisco, by S. Levy, yesterday.
Nine vessels from the north are due
at Wilmington, and one from Austria
liza, the latter loaded with coal.
Mr.. e. A. Phelps of San Bernardino,
an accomplished Southern Pacific en-
gineer, is at the st. Charles.
There is growing demand for the
lighting of our streets. We hope our
City Fathers will heed the demand.
Miss Polaski has returned from San
Francisco after short absence. Her
large circle of friends are overjOyed.
Four flat cars arrived from Will
mington yesterday, loaded with tele-
graph poles for Cotton. esHnM asas
The steamer Senator arrived from
San Francisco yesterday with a large
passenger and freight list.
In consequence of some Of the schools
not being quite ready, the Board of
Education will not commence the next
school term until Wednesday.
The 8 p, NJ. Cotton train on Thursday
ran into cow about mile this side
of Spadra. The train was not injured
but the COW was used up. ~ 3,
We regret to hear of the death of
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Leahy. The sympathy of many friends
is extended.
Judge Sepulveda, being delayed by
the Cotton trial at Santa Barbara, will
open Court on Tuesday next, instead
of Monday.
The United States Hotel exhibits an
onion weighing five pounds and half,
which was raised on the Centinela
Ranch.
DIR. l.. Hall of Junction City, Kan
sas, writes that he will be here with
his family about the lst of Septem-
ber. sa.l lss' ~ %fl 's=
A schooner at Wilmington finished
discharging ties for the Southern Pa
cific Railroad yesterday. She will
leave for the North to-day. ~
A special meeting of Pentalpha
Lodge, No. 202, f. & A. NJ, will be
held this evening. All Master Ma
sons in good standing are invited.
Los Angeles is we'll represented at
Paso Robles. Messrs. Mallard, Jones
and son, Polaski, Baker, and others
occupy the Los Angeles Retreat.
Mr.. F. w. Vahle of Sutter county, a
brother of the Ballona murderer, is at
the ST. Charles Hotel. He claims
that his unfortunate brother is the
victim of periodical insanity.
Our colored citizens will give q
grand supper next Monday evening
for the benefit of the African Method
Ist Episcopal Church. The tickets
Zone dollar) are finding ready sale.
We take pleasure in commencing to
those seeking good and cheap board
ing and lodging the Mechanics Home,
kept by our friend John Huneke, on
the corner of Springand Third streets.
We understand that the steamer
Senator stopped at Santa Monica, but
had no passengers. They preferred to
come up by Wilmington for so cents
fare.
Mr.. John A. Campbell, a Western
Union telegraph operator from San
Francisco, is in the city to recruit his
health. He was formerly an operator
in Los Angeles, and will be pleasantly
remembered by many.
DR.. Angel. father of our efficient
young Angel Postmaster, arrived in
this city yesterday from Wisconsin.
The DIR. expects to make Los Angeles
his future home.
We saw yesterday at Hellman,
Haas & Co.'s store an elegant sample
of Australian wheat, raised by ]. n.
Van Nuys at San Fernando Ranch.
Mr. Van Nuys has 1000 bushels
equal to sample. rnI ts a'