Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! AoCAA b liz E v LILIES.
Sheriff Rowland IS out px-gather-
ing. -
The Congregational Church social
took place last evening.
We are informed that Mr.. Bonesteei
isquite i'll.
The District Court and Board of SUI
pervisors will meet on Monday.
Judge Hayes leaves to-day for San
Diego after two months visit.
The steamer Senator leaves for san
Francisco to-day.
The steamer Orizaba arrived from
San Francisco to day.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
ll6s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at o52 "a 81.
The interior of the Commercial
Bank is assuming an elegant banking
appearance.
The schooner Humboldt. Capt. Kus-
tie, from Cuffey's Cave, has arrived
at Wilmington.
Passengers for the steamer Senator.
leave here at 1915 A. NJ. for San Pc
dro, and at p. NJ. for Santa Monica.
Hon. r. c. Mccormick, Delegate to
Congress from Arizona, and wife are
ut the Pico House. au
The steamer Mohongo arrived at
Santa Monica and San Pedro loaded
with combustibles.
Mr.. Charles Brode received large
invoice of groceries yesterday from
San Francisco.
The Chinese held a meeting last
night to raise subscriptions to con-
longer.
Mr.. Elmer w Holmes Of Riverside,
left this morning for San Francisco, to
meet his family who have just arrived
from Massachusetts,.
Messrs. Grebe & Gross, of the Cosmo-
polilan saloon, Temple Block. are do
ing heavy business in lunches and
oysters.
Messrs. Barbee g. Gates and Mr.. H.
Mcclellan will be in their elegant Of
fees, over the Commercial Bank by
November first.
Mr.. M. Keller has just put out his
posters all over Los Angeles, Compton
Wilmington and Florence. That is
real advertising.
There were three cases before the
Mayor yesterday morning. They were
of the usual character-blear-eyed
drunks &c. f......
Deputy Sheriff Harris returned from
Santa Barbara yesterday morning
with one of the men who stole Camp
bell's two horse team.
The train from San Fernando yes.
terday morning did not bring any
stage passengers in, rs the stage fail
Ell to connect.
The State Investment Insurance
Company has not suffered severely by
the Virginia fire as will be seen by
advertisement in this mornings pa
per.
The night before last during the Sc
we're sand storm the Coast Line Stage
coming from Santa Barbara lost Its
way and for two hours was off the
road.
Mr.. Henry Baer, formerly in the
picture department OF Wohlers q
Neitzke, will shortly open an estab
lishment Of his own. We admire his
enterprise.
Sam. Prayer, since the enlargement
of his firm, is devoting tremendous
energy to his business. He has an
immense stock which he Is displaying
elegantly.
Levin & Co. have just received a
stock of new and popular novels
Among them we notice "Parkwater''
and "Victoria," two first class novels
just out of press.
1t is reported that Henry LIST. John
and A. Heimann nave taken the Pal.
ace Hotel in Anaheim which will be
run as first class house. and will
open on the 1st of November.
officer Thomas yesterday evening
arrested two Mexicans who were fight.
ing In Chinatown. From one of the
men he took two edged dirk, with
an eight inch blade. 1t was u mur.
| derOuS lOOkino Vea oOn
Mr.. NJ. Keller has just finished his
first contracts for grapes and has com
menced crushing on his second con-
tracts. We are pleased to learn thai
he has still few casks lett for grape
juice. 31t.t
inducements are being made to the
Main street railroad company to ex.
tend their track on beyond Washing
ton street about one and half miles
Thiswould give the company straight
track nearly or quite three and a hal
miles in length.
Among the shipments yesterday
were so sacks of feed from Hellman
Haas & Co..; bales of wool and 32:
dry hides from H. Newmark & Co.
I so sacks of meal from Also mills; 32t
dry hides from Kalisher & Co.; 5 pipe.
of wine from Bernard.
Jose Morillo, notorious desperado
was arrested by officer Cruz yesterday
morning on Los Angeles street. back
of the United States Hotel, for threat
ming to kill man. The sooner thi!
man is sent to San Quentin, the bet.