Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-17

LOCAL BREVITIES.

| /. The l. A & / r r track has reached
| the South end of Main street.
Don Pedro G.. Carrillo has returned
from the upper country.
DIR. Aborn will remain for few
weeks only. = = 10
A fine saddle is up for rattle at the
Fashion saloon.
Mr.. I. Lankershim, of San Fernan-
do ranch, is at the Pico House. -s.oI
Anew desk ornaments the telegraph
office at the depot.
Mr.. f. Y. Buchanan leaves for the
East next Monday. '''''a 30
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l42 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at S6 @ 81. ,.'. "
Mr.. M. Keller and Col. r. C. Hop
kins have gone down to Malaga Ranch
to spend few days
Among the. receipts at the depot
yesterday were rs bales and 60 sacks
of salt for the Grange store.
Hannah Muir, the stewardess of the
Pacific, was former resident of Los
Angeles and has many friends here.
Several Indian skeletons have been
exhumed by grading parties on the Il
AS& l r r.
Indian Agent Dryden left this
morning for San Francisco, to be
away a week or two. atf13 ts-f
A man named Fitzpatrick was killed
by falling tree on San Jacinto noun
tain last week. 4tk ==#at
Fogler, the boot and shoe maker,
formerly on Spring street, is about
opening neat establishment on Com
mercial street, near Los Angeles.
Main street sewer has reached Il
point opposite Temple Block and a
few days of pleasant weather will en-
able the contractor to finish it.
The steamer Monterey has not yet
arrived at Santa Monica with the
much needed ties for the L. A. and /.
II. II. ........ ....... ..
We would like the address of every
bee-man and honey dealer in this
county. An early answer on their
part may be to their ultimate profit.
There will be a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Brooklyn Land and
Building Company at the Secretary's
office tomorrow evening at 1880.
There is movement on foot to or
ganize q new Tribe Of the Improved
Order of Red Men. We hope it will
be successful.
Mr.. A. ]. Cannon. of this city, won
a bet of twenty dollars that the famous
trotter, Flora Temple, was still living.
1t was referred to Wilkes Spirit and
decided in favor of Mr.. Cannon.
The city is crowded with school
teachers from all parts of the country
and more intelligent body than, the
Teachers Institute would DO difficult
to find.
The United States steamer Hassler,
is at Santa Monica. Shewifiremain all
Winter and the officers will be fully
occupied taking soundings of the bars
off the shore and on the shore. -.
Capt. Forney, of the Coast Survey,
is going to take up his residence at
Santa Catalina Island for the Winter.
This will enable him to prosecute the
survey on this coast to better advan-
tage. #.#.=.'......
There will be special meeting of
Los Angeles Chapter No. 80 r. A. M.
at Masonic Hall at O'Clock for work
in the Nj. f. Degree. A full attend
ance is particularly requested as busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted.
Among the shipments from the
Southern Pacific Railroad depot yes
terday were S4 dry hides, from Gassen
& Pico; 8 pipes of brandy, from Koh-
Ter & Frohling; l6 sacks of meal, from
the Also Mills, and large amount of
way freight. s.
Capt. Swales, Of the Pico House, is
determined that the dining room shall
be the best in this section. His cook
L
| toga hotel, and we expect great run
on the PicO when the dining room is
opened.
The st. Charles saloon, under the
able management of Messrs. Kerns &
Cannon, has become quite popular.
| For skill i'm dishing up straight drinks
ior manipulating the seductive mixed
drink, we know of no one more noted
than the Major and his good looking
partner. h
We draw attention to the card of
DIR. N. p. Richardson in another col
umn. He is an old resident OF Los
Angeles, and has built up high rep
utation as physician by years of sue
cessful practice. His office is room 10,
Downey block, and residence Buena
Vista street, Fort Hill. 'r.
Considerable improvements are be-
ing made in front of Mr.. M. Kellers
residence on Alameda street. The
grounds are being neatly graded and
| will soon be enclosed in nice fence.
| When finished and the lawn nicely
planted in flowers and grass, Don Ma
| teo will have one of the prettiest resi-
dences on the street.
Mr.. S. Z. Foy, the well known har-
ness maker and saddler on Los Ange-
les street, has an unusually complete
and elegant stock suitable for horse
men. All who wish to go to the Fair
in proper shape should consult Mr..
Foy and examine his goods. He has
everything in the line Of equipments