Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-01
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GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Look to your tickets.
Look out for bogus tickets.

Look to your tickets.
Look out for bogus tickets.
Look out for mongrel and split tick
cts.
The Ancon left last evening for San
Diego.
Gold closed yesterday in New York
at 1143. Currency sold for S7@SS.
Mr.. G. B. Davis has returned from
Santa Monica with improved health.
Mr.. ID. o. Mccarthy was in the city
yesterday, on his way to San Diego.
The grading of Third street between
Fort and Spring is being finished.
Fort street, between Franklin and
First, is being graded.
A camp-meeting is converting the
benighted heathen of Gospel Swamp.
Mr.. J. II. Leonard will get q dispatch
at the Western Union office.
Mr.. VIM. Hayes, an attorney of San
Francisco, is in the city.
full force last night.
Three hundread sacks of meal were
shipped to San Francisco yesterday.
The County will be flooded with
spurious tickets to-day.
The Senator left San Francisco for
Los Angeles yesterday.
The Ancon leaves Wilmington for
San Francisco tomorrow.
The thirsty are to be pitied to-day
unless they know the back. door of the
saloons.
Hon Jose G.. Estudillo, next State
Treasurer, was at-the st. Charles yes
terday.
Mr.. Alexander Forbes, the silver
tongued Spanish orator, was at the
st. Charles yesterday.
One of our popular soda stands sold
one hundred and forty-five glasses in
one hour yesterday.
Clancy, of the Semi Tropical Farm
er, is looking for better business To-
cation.
The HERALD desires early informa-
tion of the vote of the county. Elec-
ton officers will note it.
Voters, see that the name of Geo. c..
Knox is on your tickets for Superin-
tendent of Irrigation.
1t was the German Benevolent Soci-
ETY., not the Turnverein, which gave
the Picnic at Washington Garden on
Sunday.
Gen. Volney E. Howard had an In
vitation to deliver a political address
at Santa Barbara last night, but de-
clined.
The Democracy all over the county
are jubilant. The sky never looked
brighter for the success of the Demo-
cratic ticket and low taxes.
The steamer Coli ma is due to-day at
Santa Monica with machinery for the
Los Angeles and Independence Rail-
road.
A man named James Carroll was
knocked down and robbed of $3.50 in
money. on Los Angeles street at four
o'clock yesterday morning.
The brig Hesperian has arrived with
two hundeed and sixty thousand feet
of lumber for Griffith, Lynch & Co.,
of this city.
Cohn, at 81 Main street, is selling
fine imported cigars, two for Is cents.
We have tried those cigars and can
vouch for their being the genuine arti-
Gle.
Yesterday morning at four o'clock
we say paper hangers at work in store
near the Pico House, and by afternoon
Perpich's restaurant was in full rum
ming order.
Col. John c. Tucker, of North Caro-
lima. has been making his home at
Santa Monica for several weeks. He
reports himself delighted with the cli-
mate and prospects,
A dispatch from London, England,
to Mr.. A. N. Horner, stopping at the
st. Charles, was delivered in one hour
and forty minutes from the time it
was started beyond the ocean.
There is only one sick person at the
French Hospital, the Ugh the place
accommodates two hundred and sixty
inmates. Such fact speaks volumes
for the healthy climate of Los An
| geles.
Last night wholesale paper collar
merchant on Commercial street was
called in to settle the difficulty be-
tween landlady and her tenants. He
| showed trunks, umbrellas, etc. out and
paid the bill himself.
Hewitt, the horse-poisoner, received
the full extent of the law, three years
in San Quentin. Having had two
| trials, the matter will probably rest
here, and may Hewitt have more
humane successor in the hack busi-
ness.
The public school will not be closed
to-day. We agree with the teachers
that it is much better lor the children
to be in school than on the streets,
when so thronged as they will be to-
| day Let all Darents endorse the ac-