Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There is talk of building large hotel
at Anaheim.
The Orizaba is due at Wilmington
next Monday.
The Kalorama, bringing freight, will
arrive at Wilmington tomorrow.
| Another "New England breakfast
at the Backman House Sunday morn
ing.
A mule tried his speed and bottom
in a runaway down Main street yes
day. No damage.
Downey shipped yesterday 70 sacks
meal, 80 sacks cracked corn and AL
sacks corn.
Don't forget the ball to be given on
the evening of the 17th-St. Patrick's
| Day. 1t will be the affair of the sea-
| son.
j. M. Baldwin has a choice lot COX
165 feet, on the line of the Spring and
Sixth Street Railway, which $500
will buy.
1t is reported that Col. Peel is doing
| good work in canvassing for the Los
Angeles and Independence Railroad
in and around Anaheim.
The San Diego Union complains of
irregularity in receiving the Los An
| geles exchanges. We must confess to
similar annoyance Oh our part, and
commend the subject to the consider
alton of the proper authorities.
County Superintendent Peck informs
us that the amount of the State school
moneys apportioned to this county is
$40, 440 56; and that $248 55 will be
appOrtioned to each of the ninety CEN
sus teachers. The pro rata to each
child will be So 80.
Vasquez has been interviewed again.
He is cheerful in conversation. He
says he does not hope for executive
clemency. He spoke of the number of
young ladies who had visited him, and
said, laughingly, that if they had been
on his jury he would have been ac-
quilted.
The iron for the Main Street and
Agricultural Park Railroad Company
has arrived at Wilmington, and the
vessel having the ties on board is now
due. AS soon as the material can be
forwarded from Wilmington the work
of grading and laying the rails will be
lnaugurated.
We had a call yesterday from Mr..
ID. Ghirardelli, one of the oldest es-
tablished and foremost merchants of
San Francisco. Mr. G. has an extern
sive chocolate, charters coffee and
spice manufactory which dates its es-
tablishment back to 1852. An adver-
tisement of the house appears in an
other column.
A horse attached to a buggy stand
ing on Spring street yesterday morn
ing, became frightened at something
and made an attempt to get up a rum
away. He was caught before going
far, but in the meantime had succeeded
in kicking the dashboard from the
buggy. The rig was the property of
Mr.. Morsch.
Miss Jennie Leys' last lectures will
be given at Merced Theatre Sunday
afternoon and evening at 2 and 1880
o'clock. Subject for afternoon, "The
True Future of Spiritualism." Subject
for evening, "Pre-natal Rights of
Children A collection will be taken
at the close of each lecture for Miss
Leys' benefit.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of T. w. Stack
pole, dealer in watches and jewelry, in
to-day's paper Mr.. Stackpole comes
to US highly recommended as one
thoroughly skilled in his business, and
as he is to make permanent home in
this city we bespeak for him liberal
patronage.
The Belmont, Nevada, Courier says:
"The Los Angeles papers have an eye
on the trade from this section of the
country. They propose to give us
railroad facilities to tide water, through
that city, before great length of time
elapses. On the completion of the
another company will doubtless con-
tinue on towards Utah.
The Nea0 Italy says: 1t turns
out that the man who wrote
that he could bring colony of twenty
persons to California has a family of
eighteen children, all living at home.
All right, come along. Our schools
are equal to any State in the Union,
and no portion of Uncle Samueps do
main offers better facilities for rearing
large families.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of DR.. Hobbs Private
Health Establishment, which appears
this morning. The Doctor proposes to
supplement our advantages of climate
for invalids with comforts and atten-
tion of a home and the use of the
magnetic sun-bath. The establish
ment is on Alameda street, short
distance below the depot.
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