Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Free ride to Santa Gertrudes sale.
SAILS of five thousand acres to-day.
Free ride.
The Pound-Master has several strays
posted for sale.
The Mohongo sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
A telegram awaits Mr.. Geo. O'Brien
at the Western Union office.
Messrs. Howard and Haley have re-
turned from San Diego.
Do not buy sewing machine until
you try the Remington.
The Gas Company are laying their
main pipes out Main street.
Lecture in Good Templars' Hall this
evening, by Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
San Diego has as many empty
houses as people, yet they have eli
mate and harbor.
The Mother Superior of the Sisters
of Charity and several Sisters left last
Monday for San Francisco.
The Los Angeles Guard picnic next
Saturday and Sunday will be the best
attended of the season. @&
Go to the Santa Gertrudes sale to-
day. A free ride and free lunch to all
visitors.
Go to the depot at 8 O'Clock and
take free ride to the Santa Gertrudes
sale. Free lunch on the grounds.
Talk of hard times, when Perry,
Woodwork & Co. are advertising for
seven carpenters to go to Panamint at
six dollars per day in gold.
The shipments to the Coast during
the past two days have been large,
among them ninety bales of wool and
two cars of asphaltum.
The citizens interested in the Com
mittee of Safety held no public meet
ing last night The organization is
proceeding quietly.
Colonel Ord and Lieut.. Birmi, of the
Wheeler Exploring Exploring Expe-
ditiOn, will be here in few days. The
main camp will be established here.
The high state of morality in Los
Angeles was apparent yesterday morn
ing when Mayor Beaudry called in
vain for criminals.
On the return of the Maria Troupe
from Santa Barbara, we understand the
citizens of Los Angeles will tender
Sig. Maria benefit. 1t will be de-
served testimonial.
James A. Pritchard, Secretary of the
Los Angeles and Independence Rail-
way, left Los Angeles yesterday
morning at three o'clock for Kern
county.
The Janissaries of Light are about to
organize the Grand Temple of Light,
and next Friday evening Temple No.
will elect delegates to that supreme
organization.
Sheriff Rowland is in luck. He re-
joices in the advent of boy, who
dates his arrival in semi-tropical Cali
fornia on May Oath at P. M. He is
not yet placed on the Great Register.
The lecture of Mr.. Fitzpatrick this
evening at Good Templars' Hall will
be fine effort and will undoubtedly
do great good to the cause. There
should be large attendance.
We had call last evening from Mr..
J. ID. Witherell of Michigan, who is
travelling through California looking
after sewing machine interests. He
expresses himself well pleased with
the country.
Visitors to Santa Monica should
patronize J. M. Donaldson. He is an
old stager and knows the road. His
conveyance is one of the best ever
used in this county. Put yourself in
his charge.
The case of the People VS.. T.. S. Hall
and H. Beckley, charged with taking
up the water pipes of F. S. Randall in
Tejunga Canon, was ended yesterday
morning before Judge Gray, in jury
verdict of guilty. Sentence will be
given this morning.
The map of Mr.. Bruning's tract, cor
ner of Main and Pico streets, was filed
for record yesterday. 1t is valuable
ground and has been subdivided into
building lots. We predict that Brun-
ing's Subdivision will become popular
with land-buyers.
A photograph was received yester-
day by Starbuck & Butler, from one
of the Western States, showing view
of new hotel that cost $4,000. The
owner offered to exchange it for SO, ,O0C
worth of property here. No takers, OF
| encouragement returned.
Sam Prayer does not permit any one
to have finer goods, a greater variety
nor to sell them at lower price thar
himself. His fine emporium, corner
of Main and Commercial streets, il
crowded with goods and purchasers
Go and see how it is yourself.
If the young man who lost his
money on Monday, recovered it by 60
ing to the HERALD office, went out fol
five dollars change, and forgot to re
turn does not send the money, we vii
publish his name and full account o
his sneaking conduct.
The prismoidal railway will have I
public trial this afternoon about three
o'clock, near the new depot, under tn
direction of e. J. Clayton, Chief En-
gineer. 1t will probably be in work
ing order earlier In the day, but tn
formal trial will not be given until