Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

General Banning, OF Wilmington,
was in the city yesterday.
The Old Folks Concert OH the 18th
inst. will be a fine affair.
DR.. Abora's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services. I"
The thermometer on the sunny side
of the street yesterday marked go.
The steamer Orizaba arrives to-mor-
row with large list of passengers.
Mr.. Rodney Hudson arrived in Los
Angeles last night from San Francisco.
Mr.. S. c. Foy, the we'll known har.
ness and saddlery dealer, left for San
Francisco this morning.
Messrs. Martin and Stump, with a
large party, went down yesterday to
examine the Julian mine.
Messrs. Swigart & Huber have the
water-pipes laid into Santa Monica as
far as Second street.
Frank Schumacher broke his arm
on Tuesday, while playing near ;he
High School.
The concert of Confidence Engine
Company will be under tho manage
ment of Prof. Havell.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for B A Waddam and w
G Hill.
DR.. Aborn, oculist, aurist, catarrh,
throat and lung physician, Backman
Honse. No charge for consultations.
The Confidence engine boys are all
ordering new suits for their social
dance OH the 18th inst.
The grading on the East side of Fort
street, between Third and Fourth, is
progressing favorably.
The orphans fair will be q grand
entertainment. The ladies in charge
of it are enterprising and energetic.
The .Schoolnaaster for this week is
out. 1t is readable and up to its usual
standard of typographical excellence.
DR.. Germany of Fort Scott. Kansas,
a first-class dentist has arrived in our
city and will be associated with DIR.
Burgess.
Don Mateo Keller is building two
new wine tanks of 20, 900 gallons each.
During the last few days he has re.
ceived SO white oak wine casks.
The ball and picnic of the Janissa-
ries of Light is to be held on the Sth
inst. instead Of on the 18th, as we sta
ted yesterday.
DR.. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for free con-
sultation.
The track of Los Angeles & Inde.
pendence Railroad crossed the Ball
ona Creek yesterday, oil its way to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. D. A. Dryden, Indian Agent re.
ports the Temecula Indians quiet. He
says vasab0ndage stares them in the
face. Why did not Mr.. Dryden In
terfere In times
The steamer Senator will leave fol-
San Francisco this morning, the train
leaving for San Pedro at 10 o'clock.
The boat leaves Santa Monica at Q
p. NJ.
Among the passengers of the Sena.
tor on Tuesday were Samuel 7. Blag.
don, Esq.,. New York manager of tine
North British and Mercantile Insu.
rance Company, and Geo. Il. Grant
special agent, San Francisco.
Professor J. NJ. Silva, of San Diego
Is in this city organizing colony to
settle in the rich State of Sonora, Mex.
leo. We learn from yesterdays Croaa.
lea that he has established agencies
here and in all other parts Of Southern
California.
City Marshal Carrillo deserves cred
it for his recovery of a lot Of photo
graphic material which was stoler
SOME time ago from the Sunbeam gal
lery. The plunder was discovered hid
den in the Catholic cemetery.
A post in front of Doak's millinery
store was pulled out yesterday after
noon by a two-horse team hitched tt
it. For time we feared the one
story houses would be dragged off, but
the owner of the team, fortunately
cut the rope and drove off.
Mrs. T. J. Baker, No. "a, Heinsch'.
block, has an extensive assortment o
patterns, and is an experienced cutter
and filter. Parties in need of fashion,
able patterns, or elegant cutting anC
fitting should give Mrs. Baker call
Among the shipments yesterday
from the s. p. r. r. depot were 6t
sacks Of corn from w. H. Beall; g.
sacks OF meal from Also Mills. casks
of wine from L. J. Rose; 90 bales o.
wool from Polaski & Co; II cases o.
honey from J. w. Wise & Co.
The reception to Rev. Mr.. Hickey
at Fort street NJ. f. Church last even
ing, was n pleasant affair, and, we
hope, will have u tendency to bint
pastor and people very closely togeth'
er in their gospel labor.
Agricultural Park Stables are
crowded. Henry Welch, John Hall
O'Hanlon and Capt. Geo. A. Johnson
the latter of San Diego county, eaef
have stables. There will be fl ne line
of trotters, including such noted horses
as Van Voorhees, and Ajax.
Senator Mccoy, of San Diego, has
sued out an injunction In the District
Court of that District restraining the
City Trustees from appropriating S4,
600 TO pay the expenses of David Eel
senheld in Washington next Winter
as their agent OH the Texas Pacific
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