Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Plenty of fstrawberries in market yesterday.

| The steamer OriZaba arrives from san
| Francisco tomorrow.
The Central Hotel will be n most popular
resort for travellers.
Gold closed yesterday at l5a4 per cent. pre-
| MUM. Currency sold here at S71a@sS.
Remember the railroad meeting Monday
| night at the District Court.
The steamer Senator leaves to-day for San
| Francisco.
The sale of the Desnoyer's lots yesterday is
reported to have realized $4,000.
Mayor Beaudry's Park View lots are selling
rapidly.
A car load of Cinnamon went 10 the Tunnel
yesterday.
Two new passenger ears were ut the S. F. r..
r. depot yesterday.
Mr.. j. tic Barth Shorb leaves soon for n pro-
tracted eastern trip.
Mr. C. c. Quinn has left for san Luis Obispo
| on the hncon TO spend the holidays.
The Janssares OF Light give grand ball
tonight at Downey City.
The Santa Monica hotel will reopen ON or
before January lst, 1876.
Mr.. j. d. Bicknell returned last night by
Telegraph Stage from San Francisco.
The officers of Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, f.
& A. NJ, will be installed on the evening of
the 9th inst.
On Tuesday evening next the officers of Los
Angeles chapter No. 80, R. Il. NJ, Will he in
stalled.
A pumpkin weighing 235 pounds. raised by
John Truman, is on exhibition at Dewney
City.
For the best and cheapest carpets, oil
cloths, etc, 90 to Lehman K Co.'S mt 70 Main
street.
John Wech wishes TO see his friends on
Christmas day to join him in glass of egg
nog at his Centennial saloon.
The ladies connected with the Episcopal
church are busy on dimlnutive dolls and 9TH
er attractive presents for the children.
Col. Crawford, Chief Engineer of the L. a. &
/. II. r.. lis about TO build comfortable home
stead at Santa Monica.
Dolls given away at the Golden Rule Ba-
Zaar.
rs. All other goods in proportion.
Santa Monica has elected three School
Trustees; j. W. Scott, r. L. Fisher and John
Freeman.
A laundry wagon was in imminent danger
of wreck yesterday, but horseman finally
stopped it at Main and Arcadia streets.
For the benefit of the travelling public we
will state that the Mohongo and Senator are
the only steamers stopping at Santa Monica.
-. fr.
one at the Golden Rule Bazaar, No. Los An
geles street.
The regular Sabbath services Of the congre-
CATION B'nai Birth will be held this evening
and tomorrow morning at the Synagogue on
Fort street, Rev. A. W. Edelman presiding.
Mayor Beaudry is repairing his burned
buildings at the corner OF Los Angeles and
Also streets, and they will soon be better
than before.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. lG0 /. o. O. f., hold
their regular session this evening at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Downey Block, at ~ O'Clock. A
Iull attendance srequested
You can save one hundred per cent. by
buying any kind of Christmas present at
the Golden Rule Bazaar. No. 4 Los Angeles
street is the place. s.
The regular annual assembly of Los Ange-
les Council No II, X. & S. W., will be held on
Monday evening, Dec, 9th, for the election
of officers. full attendance is requested.
Sam Prayer still leads all competitors in
the importation OF fine ready made ladies',
childlen'sand gents clothing. He has some
ladies' dressing gowns that we've made by
Queen Victora's dress maker.
Christmas presents from five cents 10 five
dollars-anyihing you can possibly desire is
kept at the Golden Rule Bazaar, A Los Ange-
les street, between Also and Commercial.
There is nothing nicer than basket of
Kellers elegant wines or biandy for a Christ
mas present. A choice selection ofthe finest
varieties always made up for shipment or
holiday presents.
SAmong the shipments yesterday from the
Southern Pacific Railroad depot were 45sacks
of beans from A. Pelancone;S bales OF wool
from ii. Newmark & Co.; 2S boxes of oranges
from j. Sresovch,
S. P. Simonds at the Spring street ice cream
saloon has decked out his show window with
TOYS and fancy confectioneries which are
very attractive to the ladies and children.
From the crowded state Of the store we think
Mr. Simonis must be doing fine business.
Remember Lehman & Co.'S Carpet Palace If
you need anything in their line and desire to
save money. IS Main street. :"
In response to u unanimous demand Mr..
Waldron will sell seventy-five lots of the
Washington Garden tract by auction on jan
uary 7th and Sth. Jones & Noyes are the auc-
tloneers and all information may be obtained
of Starbuck & Butler.
T.W. Stackpole, at No. 3L Spring street,
has fine stock of watches and jewelry on
hand, which those desiring to purchase holi-
day presents will do well to examine. Mr..
Stackpole has just returned from the city,
and his goods are all of the latest style and
best quality.
This very day you can make a small for
tune by buying your Christmas presents at
the Golden Rule Bazaar, No. Los Angeles
street.
Mr.. ]. Haas, of san Francisco, member of
the enterprising firm of Hellman, Haas q Co.,
is in the city and will remain for several
weeks He expresses his delight over the sa-
lubrious weather, and we hope for his sake
that we will have a continuance of 1t during
his stay.
The City of Paris. the great depot OF Paris
ian toys and fancy articles, will remain open
until ten O'Clock this evening. Messrs. Eu-
gene Meyer & GO. are determined to do all In
their power to accommodate their customers
and we think the children will bless them
for keeping the store open so late this even
ing.
Now that the chain gang Captain has had q
long rest, and his proteges have had quiet
time, and the weather being salubrious, so
that there is no danger OF any of the jail pets