Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-22
LOCAL BREVLTIES.
DR.. Haskell left town yesterday.


Flour, coffee and lard are on the
rise.
The steamer Mohongo leaves Will
mington to-day for San Francisco.
The street evangelist has taken his
vociferous voice to Santa Monica.
A wedding is to take place on Sat.
urday night at Santa Monica Hotel.
The Independent candidate for Gov
ernor will be here in few days.
The attention of house-owners is di-
rected to the inquiry for house in
another column.
Mr.. Walker, who has been manu-
featuring paper from cactus in Mary
land, will be here in few days.
The Fashion Saloon has passed into
the proprietorship of Mr.. w. b. Rock
well, with J. f. Burns as manager.
Miss Anita Mcmahon publishes her
card as music teacher and instructor
in Spanish. She is we'll recommended.
Prof. Steen's parlor at the Lafay-
cite Hotel was crowded yesterday.
He remains few days longer.
c. H. Street, at Santa Monica, will
buy, sell or exchange lots in that
place.
The social at DR.. Browns last night
was we'll attended, and the visitors
had pleasant time until late hour.
James A. .Pritchard, of the L. A. &
1. r. r., and Hon. Thomas Fitch, of
San Francisco, are registered at the
st. Charles.
The steamer Ancon was advertised
to leave San Francisco yesterday for
the lower ports, but we understand
she has been hauled off for repairs.
The following announcements for
office are made in another column: c.
e. Thom, for District Attorney; A.W.
Ryan, for County Assessor, and A.W.
Potts, for County Clerk.
The main camp of the corps Of engi-
neers which is locating the Los Ange- /
les and Independence Railway was
changed yesterday to the Laguna
ranch.
Mr.. Boschki, the dredge contractor
at Wilmington Bar, reports depth of
eighteen feet at low water. This
would seem to indicate that the dredg-
ing was success. .ss
We are informed that Governor
Downey and Mr.. Temple propose
building some business blocks shortly.
Their business enterprise should be
remembered by our people.
In the Mayors Court yesterday
morning Chinaman, charged with
displaying deadly weapon, was dis
charged, and another MOngolian,
charged with beating All Tam, was
fined $50.
A team ran away from the Half
way-house last night, and when seen
last We're making good time towards
the Santa Monica beach. The owner
was satisfied to find small portions of
the harness along their route.
z We are requested to advise people
sending letters to the two Santa Mon
icas to address those for the new town
to New Santa Monica, and those for
the camping place to Old Santa Mon
lea.
DR.. Warner of Leavenworth, Kan
sas, leaves by the steamer Mohongo
to-day for home. He will soon return
and locate in one of the only metro
cisco or Los Angeles. 5as...,s
The names Of the parties so far ar
rested for the outrage upon Juan Sc
pulveda on Tuesday are Matthew Orr,
Chas. Wright, J. K. Morrison and B.
+. Crawford. f. Jenkins is still at
large. Officer Bryant, of Justice
Gray's Court, made the arrests yester-
day.
Wells, Fargo & Co. offer $3.50 for
the arrest of the robbers of the Latrobe
and Fiddletown stage, and one-quarter
of the treasure recovered; also, $3.50
for the arrest of each of the robbers of
the Coast stage, ten miles North of
San Miguel.
On Tuesday the Messrs. w. Bosworth
and J. w. Cudworth, of the San Fran
cisco Savings and Loan Society, left
that city to come to Los Angeles.
They propose to loan a considerable
sum of money in this county and may
be seen at the office of Mr.. w. III. j.
Brooks, No. Spring street.
Major j. A. Tonner, agent of the
Mojave Indians, is at the st. Charles
Hotel with Captain Jose, Captain
Jim and boy named Ned, of the
Mojave tribe. Major Tonner is on his
way to San Francisco, and the Indi-
ans will return home by his ambu-
lance from Spadra. }afT
In the proceedings of the County
Court, as published in the Express of
last evening, is the case of Dingman
VS.. Goldsmith, in which judgment is
rendered for plaintiff in the sum of
$500 damages. This is S495 of mis-
take. The judgment was for So dam
ages. sts$f8 <F1-t -t&lbts
Dorian says his prices hereafter
will be So per month for boys and
$3.50 for girls, for all branches up to
Algebra. Higher studies extra.
School month begins on Monday,
July Goth. Where there are two or
more in family small allowance
will be made. Spring street, below
Third.
Mr.. G. w. Morgan advertises tract
of very rich land near Orange for sale