Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

from the San JacintO mountains.
An excursion party went to Pomona
yesterday afternoon.
Confidence Engine Company met
for drill last night.
Don Pedro Carrillo is at San Buena
Ventura.
Father Ubach went to San Diego
yesterday.
The San Bernardino Guardian has
abandoned its daily edition.
Mr.. l.. levin of this city is register
ed at the Russ House, San Francisco.
The Cupola of the Cathedral is as
suming an imposing appearance.
Mr.. /. N. Van Nuys of San Fernan-
do ranch is at the Pico House.
There will be select ball in this
city on the 25th inst. No cards.
The Albino troupe appear OH SUM-
day at Washington Gardens.
The Joss House in Negro Alley is
being torn down.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
ll44 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at So! @ 81.
The funeral of Mr.. Jacob Farny
takes place at 2 p. NJ. to-day from his
late residence on Sansevain street.
Mr.. Thomas Mahony, of the firm of
M. Keller & Co., returns to San Fran
cisco this morning.
Capt. Walker is now in San Fran
cisco making arrangements for start
ing his cactus paper mill.
Mr.. Frank Bartlett, of the Santa
Barbara Neavs, was in the city yes
terday.
The prettiest man in Los Angeles,
according to the estimate ofa certain
coterie of ladies, has wart on his
nose.
From the Anaheim Gazette we fearn
that Constable Davis is preparing to
raid the squatters on the Bolsas dis
trct
Mr.. M. Keller is trimming his pep
per trees very closely, but In the end
it will increase their beauty and great
ly improve his place.
A police officer informs us of case
of wife whipping in the vicinity of the
Plaza and says if it occurs again he
will arrest the cowardly man guilty
of the offense.
There will be a special meeting of
Pentalpha Lodge No. 2O2 f & A M
this evening, at Masonic Hall, for
work in the 3 ID. Sojourning brethren
in good standing are cordially invited.
The Young Peoples Social and Lit
erary Society will give a social at the
Fort street M. e. church this evening.
A pleasant time is expected. All are
cordially invited to attend.
We had the pleasure of meeting
yesterday Mr.. N. Darrell, late of Eu-
reka, Humboldt county. We found
him pleasant gentleman and are
pleased to learn that he is to become q
permanent resident.
In the case of Abila VS. Abila Qhe
Tajauta ranch case), the decision re-
versing the judgment of the Dis
trict Court has been set aside, on Pc
tition for u rehearing, and rehearlng
granted.
We heard yesterday of a well known
married woman leaving her husband
and opening notorious house on her
own account. The husband, very fool
ishly, has been drunk since she left
him.
A large crowd attend the Agricul-
tural Park every morning to see the
blooded stock taking their exercise.
We are informed that a breakfast at
the Park is away up. Hotel break
fasts are nothing to tit just makes
a mans mouth water to think of it.
runaway occurred yesterday morn
ing near the Pico House, and the dri-
yer of the team was thrown out oppo-
site Ferguson's stable without dam
age. The team was stopped in its mad
career on Main street, near the sewer,
by workman knocking one of the
horses down with u shovel.
Dillon & Kenealy have been enjoy
ing an immense trade. So much for
enterprise, good stock and low prices.
They buy at headquarters of A. Il.
Stewart, H. B. Claflin, E. S. Jafiray,
Lord & Taylor and other leading
houses in New York and can offer
great bargains. Call and see them OPP
poste Temple block on Main street.
Drs. Brooke & Mckee have formed
o copartnership for the practice of
medicine and surgery, and hereafter
can be found in Ianfranco Block.
Both gentlemen are well known as
skillful physicians and surgeons, and
have an extensive practice. The new
medical firm is strong one and will
tisement in another column.
One of the finest jobs turned out re-
Gently by Page & Gravel is DIR. Shorb's
buggy. 1t is light, strong and ele-
CANT, and will no doubt enable the
Doctor to give his patients greater at
tention than ever before. We had
ride in it last night, and we are conf
dent we will not need the smallest
homeopathic dose for at least a year.
On Wednesday DR.. E. De Yongh
had his fine overcoat stolen. A few
hours later he put the information in
the hands of Deputy Sheriff Emil
Harris, who yesterday morning re-
turned the coat and lodged the thief