Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SioWH soiue very hiie looaCco'
The steamer Ancon left for San Die.
go yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Col. J. J. Ayers and wife return by
the steamer Senator.
Gov. Downey returns from San
Francisco in the Senator.
Maj. B. G. Truman and wife are pas
sengers by the Senator.
Don Juan Forster of San Diego is
at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. Thomas f. Barbee has been ap-
pointed Notary Public.
VIM. H. Williams filed his bond as
notary public yesterday.
The Grand Jury will probably COM
plete its labors tomorrow.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Scranton,
Of San Diego, again in our midst.
Mr.. Robert J. Christie, Of San Ber-
nardino, was at the st. Charles hotel
| yesterday.
Mr.. E. Switzer and wife ofSan Diego
returned home yesterday by the An
| con.
Mr.. McCaffery, telegraph operator
at the depot, cut severe cash in his
left hand yesterday.
Prof. Gerichten' entertainment next
Tuesday evening at Turn Verein Hall
will be largely attended.
Echora won the first heat and race
yesterday at Sacramento, time 2:42,
winning Sll50, and men were jubilant.
Prof. Fischer had benefit at Ana
helm last evening, all our leadi ng
amateurs took part.
Mr.. E. Y. Buchanan has returned
from San Francisco, and goes up to
San Jacinto on the wagon road.
The steamer Kalorama arrived at
Santa Monica from San Diego yes
terday.
The Anaheim train left yesterday
afternoon crowded with passengers
and loaded with freight.
Mr.. Joe. Faivre, late of fLeavenworth
Kansas, has been elected Chief of the
San Diego Fire Department.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Godfrey,
takes place to-day at 2 p. NJ. The de-
ceased is mourned by large circle OF
friends.
Gold in New York yesterday was
l16A per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at s5 and sold at SO In this
city.
We were premature in announcing
the coming of DR.. L. Hall, of Junction
| CITY, Kansas. He was to leave, with
his family, on the 18th or 10th inst.
At the store of B. Stiebel, No. 157
Main street, there was on exhibition
yesterday South Am erican squash
weighing los pounds.
The second quarterly concert of the
Baptist Sunday School will be given
at Grange Hall next SABBATH evening.
The seats are free and cordial invita-
tion Is extended to all.
The race at Agricultural Park was
won by Moorita. The heats were run
in 1888, 1882, 1886, the first and third be-
ing won by Moorita and the second by
Kitty Pease.
Jerry Newell, met with q severe
accident on Tuesday afternoon in the
vicinity of Washington and Figueroa
streets, by being thrown out of his
wagon and Knocked insensible.
At meeting of Shominac Tribe of
Red Men next Wednesday night it is
the intention to present Mr.. r. J. Cay
style magnificent regalia. He will
be cheap big Ingin me" after that.
The City Teachers Monthly meet
ing will be held in the Superinten-
dents office, Friday afternoon. COM
mencing at 2 o'clock. All the classes
will be dismissed at II M.
Mr.. w. f. Ludlow, formerly of the
Pco house, is now the head clerk of
the Lafayette hotel. We congratulate
Messrs. Fluhr & Gerson on their acqui-
sition of one of the best hotel clerks
on the coast.
The steamer Ancon leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow afternoon. Her
popularity on the Southern coast is in
creasing, owing in great measure to
the gentlemanly Captain andhi corps
of officers.
We are the recipients of an invita-
tion to the nuptials Of Joseph Bayer
and Miss Katherine B. Kapp at the
Cathedral on Saturday, September 25th
| at s p. NJ. A reception will be given
Col. e. s. Blasdell and Mr.. Johnston
of st. Paul, Minnesota, are in the city.
They report the people of Minnesota
greatly interested in Southern Cali
fornia. The immigration from that
section will soon commence.
Capt. Nelson, of the firm of Goodall,
Nelson & Perkins, has returned from
San Diego OH the Kalorama. He dis
embarked at Anaheim Landing and
came by train to the city. We are all
pleased to see Capt. Nelson's genial
face again in our midst. 9
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Armstrong & Johnson, No.
Al Spring street, mercantile law and
collection Office. These gentlemen
have attained an enviable reputation
as mercantile lawyers and collecting
attorneys, and will promptly attend to
any business entrusted to them.
Mr.. d. Goodwin, correspondent of the
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce,