Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Strawberries in limited quantities
are seen daily at our fruit stands.
Judge McNealy arrived from San
Diego on the steamer Ancol.
A grand pigeon shooting match will
take place to-day at Santa Monica.
The steamer Ancon left for San
Francisco yesterday.
The Dollar Store is doing an extern
sive business in the toy line.
Several interesting communications
are laid over for want of space.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
lag per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at SO "a 81.
The steamer Senator arrived at San
Pedro about eight o'clock last even
ing.
There was lively wedding in So
nora last night, with a dance after
wards.
A man, who should know better,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
turning his family out of doors.
Officer Thomas had under his
surveillance yesterday girl who had
run away from San Bernardino.
The extensive collection of fine jew
elry at Thatcher's is attracting the
attention of the general public.
The public school motto for this
week commencing tomorrow is "Re-
member the Golden Rule.n
Mr.. Edward O'Leary of San Diego
has been appointed assistant in the
State Treasurer's Office.
Judge Ben Hayes has returned to
the city and may be foind at the La
fayette Hotel.
Over 100000 feet of lumber have
been sawed at the mills in the San
Jacinto Mountains.
Mr.. w. f. Levick left yesterday for
his heme in Philadelphia, after So
journ of several months in our midst.
The Band of Hope meets this after
noon at Good Templars' Hall at o.
clock. A cordial Invitation is extend
ed to all.
For want of quorum the Council
adjourned last night until Monday af-
ternoon ut 2 o'clock to dispose of un-
finished business.
The ''City of Paris" Store was
crowded yesterday with people maxi
ing their purchases for the coming
holidays.
Mr.. /. V. Wollard left for San Fran
cisco yesterday on the steamer Ancon.
A host of friends said good bye at the
depot. ........ ....
The schooner Cora, Capt. Wheeler,
from Caspar Creek, arrived on Friday
night with a cargo of lumber for J. G..
Jackson. ..,..
The Messrs. Tim Boege, Luedke, Fl.
Boege and others are about erecting a
new hotel on Centre street, Anaheim.
1t will cost $1,000,
The German Dramatic Section of
the Turn-Verein, will give grand
performance tonight at Turn-Verein
Hall.
The steamship City Of Panama has
a number of cars for the L A & r II.
She will land them at Santa Monica
to-day.
Mr.. Waldron, tie. enterprising pro-
prietor of Washington Gardens, offers
great attractions to his patrons to-
day. The Golden Menagarie and O
splendid performance besides.
The Palace Saloon has been reno
waited, repainted, vanished and pol
ished until it shines like looking
glass, or we might say like one of Joe.
Williams champagne glasses.
The petrfied stump found by Mr..
Scott during the survey of the San
Fernando and Santa Monica road,
divides the honors with Dingman's
shoes at the st. Charles saloon.
On Friday evening the beautiful
residence of Mr.. Phillips of Spadra
was lit up with gas supplied by 9
Union Gas Machine which is now Civ
ing every satisfaction.
Officer Thomas lost his revolver last
night. 1t is a five-shooter, and had
one barrel empty. A favor will b'
conferred on deserving officer by its
return to this Office.
The Rev. VIM. II. Hill will preach
in the Episcopal Church to-day at l.
and 7:15 o'clock. Sunday School a
1890. Subject of the evening lecture
1.-THE Place of Departed Spirits,
Seats free, and all cordially invited.
The present Board of Education viii
hold its last meeting of the term mex
Tuesday evening. All parties having
claims against the Board are requested
to present them to Mr.. Kremer, tn