Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-05-23
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Prof. Fischer has returned from o
concert tour to San BernardinO.
The Mohongo arrives from San
Francisco to-day.
The city lots sold yesterday averaged
$2l1 80.
The Orizaba leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day.
The Victor sewing machine is the
most perfect of the Howe class.
The powder magazine scheme is for
gotten.
Col. Anthony, the victim of the late
editorial fight in Leavenworth, Kan
sas, was insured for $4,000.
A force of laborers are engaged grad
ing the East side of Main street, North
of Temple Block.
DIR. Winston arrived yesterday from
the Winston Mine, bringing some rich
specimens of chloride of silver.
A lot of new Wilson sewing ma
chimes for rent at A. M. James sewing
machine depot, 60 Spring street.
The Weekly Mirror for last week is
issued, and in it you can see reflected
the business of the county.
The Maria Troupe are billed for next
Tuesday night at Santa Barbara. We
commend the talented ladies and gen.
tlemen of the troupe to our neighbors.
Messrs. Vivian and Arevalo, and
Madame Muse, will give their enter
tainment at Orange on Thursday, 9th
inst.
Our citizen soldiery, the Los An
geles Guards, go into camp next Sat-
urday and Sunday for target practice
and drill.
Under Sheriff Mitchell returned
yesterday from an unsuccessful trip
after horse-thieves. Better luck next
time.
Messrs. Dotter & Bradley have arisen
out of the ashes already, and can now
be found in the North half of Caswell
& Ellis store.
We learn that Mr.. Perry, of the firm
of Perry, Woodwork e. Co., will soon
erect a fine residence East of the river,
on commanding site adjoining
Brooklyn heights.
Judge O'Melveny starts to-day for
San Francisco by the Orizaba and will
return overland with his daughter,
VINO is about graduating at Mills Sem
mary.
Mr.. s. A. Tuttle, Purchasing and
Supply Agent of the Los Angeles and
Independence railway, leaves for San
Francisco to-day on the Orizaba, to be
absent two weeks.
The picnic of the Fort street Meth
odist church was largely attended yes
terday, and the party returned early
in the evening highly delighted with
their rusticatiOn.
We have seen sample of potato
oats grown near Artesia. For size of
stalk and length of head, it is Won
derful production but as to its value
we cannot say much.
The first number of the Semi Tropi-
cal Farmer has appeared, and makes
a good impression. With this addi-
tion to our news and dvertising me-
diums it wOnld seem that the list of
papers would be complete.
The Los Angeles Schoolmaster, No.
4, has been laid on our table, and
keeps up the literary character of its
three predecessors. 1t should be in
the hands of all interested in educa-
ton.
In another column will be found the
announcement of F. H. Mellus for
Constable.s 1t should have been in
yesterday, but we were so busy an
nouncing his baby that we omitted
the less important fact.
A novelty bill of fare will be pre-
sented at dinner to-day in the st.
Charles. All the delicacies of the sea-
son served in way that will fill epi-
cureans with envy. Call at the st.
Charles and get dinner that will
tempt the most fastidious appetite.
The French Society is of a benevo-
lent nature and the profits of to-day's
picnic at the Arroyo Seco will be ap-
piled to the relief and assistance of
needy men. We know they will have
a lively time, innocent amusements
and healthy sports being the order Of
the day.
School Census Marshals are appoint
ed according to subdi ision Is, section
1917, School Law, by School Trustees
on or before the first day of June, and
the Trustees are to notify the Superin-
tendents thereof. Blank reports are
at the Superintendent's office for dis
tributiOn.
Mr.. Charles Mclean sold yesterday
to Mr.. French of the San Joaquin
ranch, his two houses on Turner street,
near Alameda, for ST, 800. 1t is good
investment for Mr.. French, as the
property pays about 264 per cent. gross
and nets over 20 per cent.
A cold chill ran over us yesterday
on perusal of an invitation to attend
tho Calico Marty r. read. NGpntlp-