Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-13
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES

udy.
At present prices 100000 pounds of
Mission grapes cost 1915, or 81 so per
ton.
Mr.. j. G.. Jackson, the lumber deal
er, who is so we'll represented here by
Mr.. w. w. Robinson, is in the city.
Officer Twomey left last night for
Caliente to arrest Christopher, the ho-
te! robber.
We had the pleasure OF meeting yes
terday our old friend, Buster, of Dow
ney city.
Great interest was manifested by
our politicians last night in the result
of the Ohio election.
Anaheim Lodge of Good Templars
will hold festival on Saturday, the
2Sth inst.
Mr.. Waite, of the Downey Courier,
was in the city yesterday looking
we'll.
Mr.. Craigue, OF the firm of Lips,
Craigue & Co., has gone to San Fran
cisco on abusiness visit.
The schooner Eclipse, >with 10000
feet of lumber for Griffith, Lynch &
Co. has arrived ut Wilmington.
The sc chooner A. p. Jordan, with
ties for the S. p. r. r., has arrived at
Wilmington.
Mr.. Toflelmier, at his yard, has re-
ceived sixty tons Of coal from Sidney,
Australia, and 500 cords of wood from
the mountains.
Yesterday was another very warm
day, but the Ohio election being over
we may expect an abatement of the
intense heat.
Mr.. James Johnson, the well known
! sheep man of Santa Catalina Island,
will take cruise on the schooner Ned
Beal, to look for good sheep range.
Mayor Beaudry had a jury trial yes
terday morning, and a young man ac-
cused of making threats against officer
Twomey was acquitted.
Mr.. Herman Morris yesterday was
the happy recipient of watch chain
from the enterprising firm of Fisher &
Thatcher as mark of their esteem.
Mr.. T. G. Winderman, assayer of
Rumble & Gaertner, made an assay of
some ore brought from San Bernar-
dino county, which yielded S3,770.95
| per ton.
The social connected with the Bap-
| tist Church will be held at the resi-
dence of DR.. Burgess this evening,
near corner of Spring and Fourth, all
are invited.
Passengers for San Francisco by the
steamer Mohongo will leave the depot
for Wilmington by the 10:l5A. NJ. train;
for Santa Monica, the stage leaves at
2.30 p. NJ.
A party of about fifty men, women
and children from Junction City, Kan
sas, nnder command of A. w. Callen
are on the way overland to Prescott,
| Arizona.
Don Mateo Keller went out to Sam
ia Anita Ranch yesterday to see Lucky
Baldwin and tell him what he knows
about grape growing and wine max
ing.
DR.. Hall is convinced of the pros
perity of Los Angeles for he has been
ten days getting residence and is
still lahoring in vain to get place
suitable for an office.
Father J. Pujol, the Catholic priest
who was recently assaulted in Santa
Barbara, arrived in this city by Coast
Line stage yesterday morning. He is
almost recovered.
The hackmen are rejoicing over the
opening of the Los Angeles and Inde-
pendence Railroad to Pco and Jeffer-
son streets, as it dispenses with stag.
ing and gives each hackman chance
to turn an honest penny.
Mr.. Mcclellan, the G. N. & P. agent,
will have elegant quarters in the new
Commercial bank building. Mr.. Nc.
Lellan as an agent is always up with
the times and determined to have G.
N. & p. we'll represented.
A hat and lot of washing was stolen
the other day from saloon on Com.
mercal street, between Los Angeles
and Main streets. At first it was sup.
posed to be joke, but at last it was
| discovered to be u fact, the thief being
an old offender, who had just given
bonds on another charge. He left fol
San Fernando, and has not yet been
captured.
Among the shipments from the de-
pot yesterday were 10 sacks of corn
from w. II. Beall bales of wool from
Hellman, Haas & Co.; IA bales Of
wool from H. Newmark g. Co.; 40 SKIS
| of corn from Ii. Newnark & Co.;
cask of wine, barrel of wine, keg oil
wine, from E. Vache; l case of Chill
| peppers and tub of orange trees, all
for San Francisco.
We hope the L. A. & I. r. II. au-
thorities will give little excursion to
Santa Monica next Sunday morning,
to meet the passengers of the steamer
Senator. AS this is to be the inform
al Inauguration of the road to Santa
Monica we suggest the propriety of an
excursion to the City by the Sea,
Many of our citizens would. like to &c
down and would willingly pay fare
for trip by the first train to the new
landing place.
Messrs. Starbuck & Butler, the en-
terprising real estate dealers, are tc
have q comfortable room in the new
| hank buildipU This firm hava m, n do q