Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-18
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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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A third lot of Cinnamon were sem
to Spadra yesterday for railroad work
The regular social gatherings of the
City Dads occurs to-day.
Newmark & Co. wish to purchase a
good road team. fnt
A Sunday School was organized at
San PascuaI last Sunday.
The Good Tempiars will give one of
their popular socials next Saturday
evening
All Tuck, the purloiner of panta-
looms, will work 80 days in the chain
ang. 1zsss 49, tAt
The 10:30 A. NJ. train to San Fer
nando has been discontinued until
further notice. 81 - 8IcE
Two hundred and ninety eight
boxes of oranges were shipped from
the depot yesterday. :
Rev. Mr. Woods, of Cincinnati, will
preach in the school house at San
Pascual next Sunday.
DIR. Shorb has recovered from his re-
cent illness and is ready to attend to
business again.
Rev. Chas. X. A. Skinner, dis
tinguished divine Of Hartford, Conn,
is registered at the Backman House.
There will be Masonic ball at An
aheim on the 22d inst, the proceeds to
be devoted to charitable purposes.
Mr.. w. A. Eliason, Deputy United
States Supervisor, passed through this
city yesterday on his return from a
tour ofinspection through Arizona.
There were a number of visitors to
Artesia yesterday and many more
will go to-day. On Saturday large
excursion party will be made up.
John Kelly, who inadvertently took
little lumber the other day which
belonged to somebody else has joined
the municipal brigade for month.
Los-Angeles Council, No. II, Royal
and Select Masters, will hold an inn
portant meeting on Monday evening.
See society notices.
Fisher & Thatcher are going to raf-
fie off their thousand dollar solitaire
diamond ring at the Fashion Saloon.
Two hundred chances are offered at
SIS each.
The Centinela Land Company's sale
will continue at Noyes' auction rooms,
commencing to-day at 10 o'clock, when
farming lands and town lots will be
disposed of. A bout 1000 acres have
been sold, at an average of over $50
per acre. e
A public spirited citizen has ordered
the files Of the HERALD in the Library
to be bound at his own expense. This
file will include every issue of the
paper from the date of its commence
ment October, 1879 to the present
time.
The steamer Gipsy sailed up to the
wharf at Wilmington yesterday, and
unloaded her cargo. We give another
long credit mark to Wilmington har-
Dor, and trust, that at no distant day,
we can note the fact that the Ori-
zaba and Mohongo have anchored at
the same place.
Among the shipments by express
yesterday was case containing II
corpse, consigned to Chas. Klauber,
Madison, Wis. Thus many an unfor-
tunate goes back to his Northern or
Eastern home who has delayed COM
ing to our hospitable cline until too
late. -
Probably the largest cargo of or
anges ever shipped from the port of
Wilmington will be taken on board
the Mohongo tomorrow. From the
Los Angeles depot alone ! ,061boXes has
been dispatched, and the number will
be greatly augmented by shipments
along the line. 1t will be remembered
that the shipment of oranges for the
season has but just commenced and
the aDundanC supply tnuS carry III Cne
season argues much heavier export
this year than ever before.
The trial of speed between Askin's
Rubber Boy and CampbelPs PAGER
took place at the Agricultural Park
yesterday afternoon. The race was
single mile dash for a purse of $50 and
was won by Campbelps mare. An
other race was then made up between
the same contestants, the wagons
being changed, and a purse of $50
made up. This was won by Rubber
Boy in 3:21 Another race will take
place on the grounds at o'clock this
afternoon, between Brunson's sorrel
mare and Col. Stanford's black colt.
1t will be for purse of $lO0; in 5, to
harness. s - *et~ |'