Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-02
GOLD IsEf'sbssT
LOCAL BREVITIES


grown at the AZusa.
The l.. A. & /. r. w. track, Is al
the race track.
Mr.. a. A. Wilson has returned from
a six months visit East.
On November 9th the Pond Master
Will sell three horses and one mule.
The schooner Humboldt, Capt Kus-
tel, leaves to-day for Humboldt Bay.
John Hunt, an Englishman, was
naturalized yesterday.
Father Ubach has been conducting
the Jubilee services in this city.
An infant child of c. e. Lips was
buried Saturday last.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
ll6 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at s5l @ 81.
The schooner California, Captain
Hansen, arrived on Sunday the 3lst
ult.
The plate glass in the front of the
Commercial Bank gives it a fine
finish.
The depot Of the l.. a. Il /. r. w.
makes an elegant appearance and is
fast approaching completion.
Mr.. Charles H. Wells, of the Arizo-
MIA Express line, is at the Backman
House.
Mr.. S. w. Craigue's fast mare Bess
and handsome buggy attract atten-
tion wherever seen.
Mr.. Moore's sauction store, on Spring
street, was robbed of 4 violin on Sum
day morning early.
The schooner Newton Booth and
barkentine Ella, left Santa Monica on
Sunday for the North.
Mr.. VIM. Temple, a son OF +. 2. +.
Temple is in San Francisco, on his
way home from Europe.
Yesterday was All Saints Day and
services were held in the Episcopalian
and Catholic churches.
We understand that high toned
rooms can be had of Mrs. Everett on
New High street for 500 per month.
A letter for Judge H. M. Ball, Carl
boo, British Columbia is held for post
age at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s.
The telegraph line was out of order
last evening, and we record but small
portion of the night dispatch.
Mr.. w. w. Graham, of Gospel
Swamp, was registered at the United
States Hotel yesterday. He is in town
on land office business.
Judge DeLong, of Independence,
Kansas, is expected in Los Angeles
some time this month. He has done
good work in Drouthy Kansas.
Two immigrants from Southern Ar
kansas recently arrived at Los Nietos
in wagons. They had long and
pleasant, but dangerous, trip.
We direct attention to the house
for sale in another column. It is q
fOur-rOomed house, we'll furnished and
ahd will be sold at a great bargain.
The birth of son in the house of
Mr.. Eugene Meyer is only another evil
dence of the prosperity Of the City of
Paris.
A petition to Senator Sargent is in
circulation asking the Government to
put all the Mission Indians on reser-
vations, 1t looks only just.
Mr.. H. Fleishman, No. 79I Main
street, is doing q satisfactory business
for the German steamship lines. Asa
collector of old accounts he has no SUI
periOr.
Goodall, Nelson & Perkins Steam
ship COmpany's schedule of arrivals
and departures of steamers for the
present month appears in our advertis-
ing columns to-day.
The HERALD job office is turning
out large amount of first-class job
work. The facilities afforded by our
steam presses enable us to meet the
demands of our customers with the
utmost dispatch.
Miss. Near, who has been visiting
her brother in this city ror some time,
returned yesterday to her home in
Ohio. She has made q host of friends
during her visit, who much regret her
departure.
Messrs. Barbee & Gates have moved
into their elegant new office over the
Commercial Bank. Their appoint
ments are of the most elegant charac-
ter and we predict an immense busi-
ness for the enterprising firm.
Mr.. Reed, of soda water fame, Is en-
larging his store on Main street, by
the addition of about forty feet to the
rear. He is expecting 10000 pounds
of fine candy from Chicago, hence the
extension of store room.
Hellman is beginning to bring sam.
Piles of his large stock of toys to the
front. His show wi ndows are putting
on their holiday dress and the many
beautiful toys there exhibited attract
the attention of the passer by.
The Sunbeam Photograph gallery
the entrance to which is 55 Main st. is
turning cut some excellent pictures.
For such superior work the list of
prices is exceeding low. Give MIR.
Tullis call and examine his work.
Mr.. NJ. Keller shipped for Mexican
and Central America ports yesterday
a large amount of wines and brandies.
The purchaser asserts that he gets a
higher price for Keller's liquors than
for the imported article.