Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-26
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Warren Leland will open the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco, on Oct. lst.
Mr.. Archibaldus Holden, of Ana
helm, was in the city yesterday.
Col. f. E. Hewitt and family went
to San Bernardino yesterday.
Mr.. I. Lankershim of San Fernan-
do Ranch is at the st. Charles Hotel.
The book auction has been very
largely attended every evening.
Judge J. G. Eastman will address
the voters next Monday night.
On Tuesday ia, 900 pounds of freight
were shipped from our depot, besides
lumber
Over one hundred and fifty new
buildings are now being erected in Los
Angeles.
One hundred and seventy-five white
men and five hundred Chinese are
working at San Fernando tunnel.
Refugio Vejar, on charge of rape,
has been bound over for the action of
the Grand Jury.
For seeds of fruit of every choice va
riety, call at Grelck's on Main street,
at the Silk Factory Place.
If you want good pictures cheap, go
to Williams & Smiths Cottage Gallery
corner of First and Spring streets.
Money to loan by Williams & Smith,
Cottage Photograph Gallery, corner
First and Spring SITS.
The rattle for Joe Bresons horse will
take place on Saturday night at the
Senate.
Gold in New York yesterday was
13s per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at S74 and sold at $751;.
The schooner Eclipse from Eureka,
loaded with lumber has arrived at
Wilmington.
The schooner Humboldt, loaded
with ties for the railroad company has
arrived.
If you desire elegant bound, stand
ard books attend Moore's auction at
-
or private sale.
Mr.. Hawks, freight clerk at the S.
?. r. R. depot, is still sick in bed. His
many friends hope to soon see him in
his old position.
We are glad to see Prof. A. Fischer
convalescent after his severe illness.
He will favor Los Angeles with anoth-
er concert shortly.
The colored citizens of Los Angeles
have agreed in mass meeting to sup
port the Republican State and Con-
gressional ticket, leaving the county
ticket optional with each.
We are informed by Mr.. Peck, Coun-
ty School Superintendent, that the
coming examination of candidates for
teachers certificates will not begin un-
til Thursday, September I'd.
kilograms for VIM. J. S. Mahoney,
DR.. w. Jenningson, William Newton,
John Shaffer and w. e. Carver, are
at Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph office,
40 Main st.
A gentleman from Iowa, now in
Los Angeles, desires partner in a
mussel ranch at Gospel Swamp. We
hope he will have luck in his new bus
ness.
Officer Harris yesterday recovered
watch that was stolen last Sunday
from house two miles out of town.
1t was found in the Chinese quarters,
where it had been pawned by the
Johnnie who did the stealing.
An Indian woman was nearly
drowned in the zanja yesterday. She
went into the zanja on Bath street to
bathe, and being very drunk was car
ried under the bridge which had to be
torn up to extricate her.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the depot were 126 sacks of meal
for the anchorage; 1893 sacks of feed to
the Western Development Company,
San Fernando, from Hellman, Haas &
Co., and five bucks to Anaheim.
A Chinaman named Yok Wo went
through the till of Behasque g. Labour-
dette, corner of Also and Alameda
streets, yesterday noon.- Before he
had a chance to get away Marshal
Carrillo arrested him and he was fined
$40.
Rev. r. f. Houts, late pastor of the
First M. E. Church, Leavenworth,
Kansas, is at the Backman House.
Mr.. Houts was church leader in Kan
sas, and we hope to hear him from one
of our city pulpits next Sunday. He
is an able theologian and distinguished
preacher. ....
The Philadelphia Brewery under the
able management of Schwarz & Lem
inert is doing fine trade. Since its
recent extension it has become the
leading Brewery on the Southern
coast, and largely increased trade
will be the result of their present en-
terprise. lH ste
Don Mateo Keller has been making
improvements on his Alameda street
premises. Since the grading of the
street he discovered that his grounds
were too low and he is now filling in
with thousand loads of earth. When
finished the wine depot and his resi-
dence will look much improved.
We ate yesterday an elegant French
cantelope weighing l53 pounds, which
was raised by Mr.. John Grelck, on
Main street, in the Silk Factory place.
| Mr.. Grelck has paid great attention to
these foreign varieties Of melons and