Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

DIR. Browns residence, on Main street.
The steamer Senator sailed yester-
day morning for San Pedro.
The police are making it regular
duty to arrest hoodlums, and the citi-
zens say amen.
Mr.. Currier, of San Francisco, leaves
with large lot of fine pictures for San
Bernardino In few days.
Mr.. c. T. Crowell, of Downey City,
reports the crops in Njetos valley more
bountiful than usual.
A ball was given on Monday night
at the Santa Monica Hotel to the off,
GERS of the steamer Salvador.
Four prairie schooners loaded with
wool discharged at the depot yester-
day.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
hold meeting of stockholders at P.
NJ. to-day.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
line will be finished into this city
about Friday.
The M. E. Church, on Fort street, is
progressing favorably. The frame has
been erected.
Miss Fanny Morgan Phelps, the
noted actress, and sister, are at the
Backman House.
A burglary was committed on Mon
day night, but as the thief is not yet
captured, we defer extended notice.
A livery driver named Charlie was
thrown from his conveyance yesterday
in Sonora and broke his ankle.
Mr.. J, G. Jones, of Azusa, is rejoic-
ing in the advent of a daughter. He
is a second adventist for the future.
The Turn -Verein Germania will
hold general meeting tonight for
the election of officers.
Prof. Steen went to Anaheim and
gave an exhibition last night. He is
the only mind-reader in America.
Don Mateo Keller has a genuine
tree growing in his orange
grove, on Alameda street. -
The schooner Serena Thayer, with
lumber for Griffith, Lynch & Co., and
the Pacific, loaded with ties, arrived at
San Pedro yesterday.
The new building of Mr.. Mayer, on
the West side of Fort street, between
Third and Fourth, is approaching
Remember the Moonlight Festival
tomorrow night at Captain Clark's,
on Fort street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
Messrs. Ferguson & Rose have re-
ceived from Quincy, ILL.,, a fine lot of
buggies, hacks, etc., which they will
use in their business. -
The Poundmaster advertises for sale
on July 10th one sorrel mule and one
iron-gray horse branded 1. B. Sale at
Isaac Aliens stable.
The sale of chromos at Jones &
Noyes' on Saturday and Monday,
to fifteen hundred dollars.
1t is quite flattering to the taste ofour
citizens.
Du Puy has convenient corral at
Santa Monica. Owners of vehicles
should remember this and put their
teams up safely when they visit the
city by the sea. 4
Mr.. Hawley is still improving. He
was removed yesterday to the Back
man House to avoid too many atten-
tions-kind, though mistaken-from
his friends. ti s
Among the shipments yesterday
were "a bales of wool, 20 barrels of
brandy from Mr.. Rose of the Mission,
30 pipes of wine from Koehler 81 Froh-
ling and one car of brea.
Mr.. Jacoby's hunting party have
returned, bringing with them one SOL
itary deer. They say they shot it, but
we could see no marks of a bullet.
Jacoby promises to do letter the next
time.
In Mayor Beaudry's Court yesterday
four men were fined for being DRINK;
two hoodlums, charged with stealing
fruit from Workman's orchard, were
with lecture, and a fast
driver paid his $40 fine.
We saw yesterday a magnificent
branch of plums which Mr.. Joseph
Pound had obtained in the orchard of
Mr.. Pedro Vejar, on the East side Of
San Pedro street, near the brick school
house.
The Express insists that Payne's
Photographic views shall be used in
settling the Santa Monica titles. Well,
we withdraw our objections. Any
thing to settle the question. Payne's
pictures are to be admitted as evil
dence. +
On Mondaya dead Chinaman from
San Fernando was received and buried
with Chinese honors by his country
men. He was in an advanced state Of
decomposition, but they followed all
the customs-roast pig, burning tapers,
sweet cakes, fried mice, etc.
DR.. Haskell had his usual crowd last
night at Merced Theatre. This repre-
is tip-top, being instructive
as well as amusing. The last perform
ance will be given tonight, and q
matinee for ladies and children this
afternoon. Be sure and attend to see
the greatest Snowman on the coast.
BY reference to an advertisement in
another column 1t will be seen that
thirty lots in the Morris Vineyard
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