Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-19
LOCAL BREyITIES.
No cases before the Mayor yester-

Twelve miles from san BernarQlnO.
Work has been commenced on the
new Fort street M. e. Church.
Mr.. John Rowell has returned from
San Bernardino.
Hon. Jose G. Estudillo of San Diego
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
Our old townsman, s. julius Meyer,
now with Livingston & Co., San Fran
cisco, is in town for few days.
Messrs. D. L. Reynolds and ].
Vaughn will find kilograms at the
Western Union Office.
The garden Au Progress will give q
grand entertainment on Sunday, 27d
inst, a week from tomorrow.
We regret to hear that Mr.. George
B. Davis is suffering from severe in
disposition.
A letter from Mr.. I. M. Hellman,
announces his safe arrival In Liver
pool.
The Mohongo was delayed at San
Pedro on Thursday night until eight
O'Clock.
A number of our San Bernardino
friends are coming down to hear Rev.
/. s. Kalloch preach on June 9th.
Mr.. Bettis arrived in our city yester.
day with rich specimens of silver and
lead quartz from his mines at Castle
Dome, near Yuma.
A riderless horse, with a portion of
harness attached, dashed along Main
street last evening about 8 O'Clock at a
fearful gait.
The new steam fire engine will be
shipped down on the steamer Kalo-
rama, and landed at Santa Moni-
ca. From thence it will be brought
by the wagon road.
We have on exhibition at this office
fragments of the bones of the animal
that lived before the mastodon. 1t
was taken out of the foothills, thirty
feet below the surface, for DR.. Lucky.
Pools were sold last night at the
Fashion Saloon on the $1,000 race be-
tween Walking John and Belle, to
take place at San Luis Obispo to-day.
Odds in favor Of John.
Mr.. Dennis Felix is about building
a bathing-house at Santa Monica forty
feet long and containing ten rooms
and an assembly room for ladies. He
will also rent bathing suits.
At the request Of Judge Murray,
District Judge of the First Judicial
District, Judge Sepulveda will hold
Court in Santa Barbara and Ventura
during the month of July.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Fluhr, of the
Lafayette Hotel, took place yester-
day. A large number of sympathzing
friends were in attendance, and Rev.
Mr.. Hill presided at the obsequies.
A steamer is to land at Santa Moni-
CO in few days, loaded with redwood
and corner-stones for the new lots on
the beach. President Grant, during
his third term, will make Santa Mon
lea the summer capital, instead of
Long Branch.
Donaldson, the stage man, has q
corner on Santa Monica lots. He has
a big interest in the future great city,
but says the Court house will not be
erected this year. He charges visit
ors only a small fee for showing them
the future metropolis. Leave orders
at the United States.
At eleven o'clock yesterday morning
Campbelps hack, through the breaking
of q rein, became unmanageable and
ran down Commercial street, taking a
wheel off Chinamans wagon and
badly demolishing T. jeff. Whites
elegant buggy. The driver of the hack
jumped off to avoid collision.
An English visitor, named B--n,
who boarded while at the st. Charles
Hotel, took away a Henry rifle and
forgot to return it. Unless it Is
promptly returned to the owner, also
an Englishman, the full name of the
gentleman and his exploit will be
published.
Mr.. Alfred James children were
thrown from his wagon on Thursday
on First street, near Main, but not
much injured. The team was scared
by a runaway pony, which struck the
pole of the wagon and afterwards
dashed into Lucca's store, where ht
was secured. Mr.. James team was
caught by negro boy after shor1
run.
Yesterday morning Major Bell ant
family, while enjoying themselves OF
the piazza, were surprised to receive 9
shower of small shot. On examina
ton o we'll known clerical individual
was seen with a gun which he haC
| lust discharged at bird OH tree Ii
front Of the house. Such careless
hunters should be deprived of the us'
of firearms.
The following named gentlemen
were appointed the Board of Director
of the State Temperance Alliance fol
this district: T. A. Carey, j. T. Var
| nell, A. J. Hamilton, J. w. Stump, L
b. Wade, J. II. Blanchard, d. d
Dougherty. At subsequent meeting
of the Board, the following officer
were elected: J. T.Yarnell, Chairman
A. J. Hamilton, Secretary;T. B. Wade
Treasurer.
Jones & Noyes have sale thi
morning in Arcadia Block of spe
cially fine lot Of furniture. Walnut
marble top chamber sets and elegan
parlor furniture, Brussels carpets
sideboards, etc., to be sold to the high
est bidder for cash. 1t Is the larges
and most elegant lot of furniture Offer
ed at auction this season, and will b
sold without reserve, commencing o
IL A. NJ.
The annual meeting Of the Cooper
ative Nursery and Fruit Company wa
held yesterday, at which the followin
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