Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-25
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Mohongo leaves to-day for Sar
Francisco.
The steamer Kalorama arrived yes.
terday with twenty tons of freight fol
Los Angeles.
A dead horse lies near the new de.
pot. The party leaving it there should
be arrested and fined.
The Los Angeles Guards go into
camp next Saturday and Sunday at
Arroyo Seco. See advertisement.
The Maria Opera Troupe left fol
Santa Barbara on Sunday by the ORR
Zaba.
On Thursday, 9th inst, Madame
Muse and Messrs. Vivian and Arevalo
will give an entertainment at Orange.
Mr.. John Archbold of the San Fran
cisco Savings Union, will arrive in
this city in few days.
The new railroad depot is nearly
ready for occupation. We are inform
ed the old depot is for sale cheap.
The lady who lost belt on Spring
street yesterday afternoon can have
the same by applying at this office.
The French Benevolent Society had
a large attendance at their picnic on
Sunday. Their gross receipts being
about $1,000.
The Chief Engineer Of the Pris-
modal Railway Company, Mr.. E. J.
Clayton, is in the city, aud trial of
this road will be had in few days.
The number of immigrants arriving
in San Francisco average 200 daily,
making a grand total of 5000 per
month by rail alone.
We desire accurate information of
the condition of the peach and apricot
crop. We will promptly acknowledge
the receipt of any facts on this sub
ject. 1
Messrs. Joseph Huber and A. Franck
represented the Odd Fellows of this
city so satisfactorily at the Grand
Lodge in San Francisco as to receive
the hearty thanks of the order.
1t will be seen by our Court reports
that Jesus Alviso has been tried and
acquitted of the charge of murder.
The original of his given name was
tried on a much smaller charge and
executed.
On Saturday, May 14th, Ydlfonso
Andasola, it is supposed, came to his
death by poison administered by a
Chlnaman at Peter Van Valer's sheep
camp, about twenty miles from vi
salia.
The Water Company is laying
four-inch main on the West side of
Spring street, South of Eighth street.
1t will be extended beyond the june
tiOn of Main street to Mr.. Childs' pa
latial residence.
The Paris papers duly honor Miss
Ida Greeley when they record her at
rival in the capital of fashion in this
manner: Arrived, Mrs. Ida Greeley
and husband. This is eminently
proper.
Col. Crawford and Mr.. Pritchard of
the Independence railway, have re-
turned from the Cajon Pass, well
pleased with their trip and the pro-
gress of the work. Mr.. Pritchard
will probably leave Los Angeles to-.
day.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
at the Council room last evening to
form a new fire company. Twenty
five names were signed to the roll, af-
ter which an adjournment was taken,
to meet again on Thursday evening
at Messmer's basement for final organ
iZation.
On Sunday daring robbery was
committed in saloon on Los Angeles
street, near Requena. While the pro-
prietor was temporarily absent his
watch and chain were stolen, and he
did not discover the loss for some time
afterwards. A young man was arrest
ed yesterday morning on suspicion,
but was afterwards released.
The Santa Monica hotel, John C.
Morgan, proprietor, will be opened next
Monday. This hotel will be a great
convenience to sea-bathers, and should
be largely patronized. An addition
30Xl00 feet is under contract, and will
increase the capacity of this commo-
dious building. The bath houses will
be ready in ten days.
Mr.. f. NJ. Huston, lately from Iowa,
is in Visalia endeavoring to learn the
whereabouts of his father, Franklin
Huston, who, when last heard of, was
in Panamint. Said person is of short
stature, standing about five feet four
inches high. Any information in re-
gard to him will be gratefully received
at the Times office, Visalia. Neigh
boring county papers please copy.
California is in luck, 1t having been
discovered by an enterprising journal
ist that ''in many ways has Providence
tempered the shorn aoirad to the lamb
in Southern California" This discov-
cry has not been patented; we may
therefore expect to see sheep raisers
take advantage of it before the next
shearing time. 1T will have an en-
livening effect on the wool market.
The Masonic Committee of Arrange
ments have received a telegram an
nouncing the acceptance of Past Grand
Master Leonidas E. Pratt, who will be