Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-07
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

W. f't'SS'S S,NAos
Three hundred feet of pipe for arte-
sian well purposes were shipped to Ar
tesla yesterday.
The Band of Hope will meet at Good
TempIars' Hall at O'Clock this after
noon.
Jones & Bland erected fine bulle-
tin board in front of their auction and
brokerage house yesterday.
Mr.. S. L. Dewey wishes to lease a
lot centrally located on Main or Spring
street. See advertisement.
After the last car had been loaded
yesterday afternoon at the depot, one
hundred tons of freight was still held
over, awaiting transportation.
The Terpsichorian Social Club will
give their fourth reception at Leck's
Hall ON Friday evening, the 18th in
slant.
The Red Men of Shominac Tribe are
making preparations to celebrate
Washington's Birthday by parade,
oration and literary exercises.
General F. F. Millen, who has been
sojourning with us for some past, left
on the Costa Rica yesterday for Mex
leo. .5.#s.
A little daughter of r. M. Williams,
named Ada, died of scarlet fever yes
tapday aud will ha hnriod FROM, tho
family residence on San Pedro street
at 2:30 this afternoon.
Conductor Houses little boy frankie
died yesterday afternoon, after an i'll
ness of several days. The funeral will
take place from the st. Charles Hotel
at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
The San Bernardino Guardian notes
the fact that Mr.. Pridham, the agent
of Wells, Fargo & Co. is in that place.
He went up on business for the COM
pany and, on his way, established an
office at Riverside.
Mr.. Beaudry advertises eight ele-
CANT cottages and seven twostory
dwelling houses for sale on the in
stalment plan, without interest. 1t is
the most liberal propositionever made
to the public. See advertisement.
Mr.. A. S. Adds has been appointed
District Deputy Grand Worthy Cen
ter of the Janisaries of Light for the
Department OF California, and goes to
Anaheim to-day to organize and open
a Temple at that place.
Messrs. Brodrick & Carlin represent
insurance companies whose capital
aggregates $73, 100000. Tn our item
yesterday we inadvertently left off
three of the naughts, and undershot
the mark somewhat.
Messrs. Goldsmith & Davis have
Just received fine lot of English
walking sticks, silver and gold
mounted canes, etc. They also have
o. full line of dog collars, leads and
chains, which are the proper thing for
sportsmen. ~
Fitzpatrick, the fashionable tailor,
left for San Francisco yesterday to re-
plenish his stock of goods. On his re-
turn, he will remove to No. 118 Main
street, where he will secure much
larger and more convenient quarters
than he has at his present location.
By the action of the Council at its
last session, our policemen are now re-
stricted to one social drink a month.
Iffound Inside of saloon twice in a
month while on watch unless in the
discharge of duty, they will be dis
charged.
Monday evening is the time set for
the production of the Cantata of Es-
ther. Turn-Verein. Hall has been re-
paired and it's seating capacity ill.,
creased by the extension of galleries
along the sides, so that it is Thought
there will be ample room for all who
attend.
Jas. III. Wright, who was arrested
for being implicated with Began and
Driscoll in their "strap game,' en-
ployed to swindle q Chinaman, was
discharged yesterday at the request OF
the District Attorney, as there was no
evidence against him.
Read the advertisement of J. d. Pat
rick which appears this morning. Mr..
Patrick has full line of pianos and
musical instruments of the best make,
which he is selling on better terms
than those offered by any other house
in the city.
The proprietors of the st. Charles
Restaurant are making a speciality of
their Sunday dinners. Their ordina-
rily we'll supplied table is extra loaded
with choice edibles on Sunday. Peo-
pie who are not inclined to accept a
newspaper statement on this point
will see how it is themselves II they
will step into the st. Charles dining
room about five o'clock this afternoon.
An excursion train will be run to
Anaheim to-day and on each succeed
ing Sunday until further notice. The
train will leave the depot at $3.50 A. M,
stopping at Anaheim two hours and
returning in the afternoon. The fare
for the round trip is So. This arrange
ment will offer excellent opportunities
for our citizens TO visit our neighbor-
ing city and enjoy delightful pasear.
Began and Driscoll, the notorious
roughs who were arrested for robbing
Chinaman of $50, were arraigned in
Justice Gray's Court yesterday, and
held to appear before the Grand Jury.
Began was first arrested by Officer
Carpenter for the robbery in question
and afterwards re-arrested by Harris
to be held for the murder of which he
stands convicted in Utah.