Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Sunday school Mt II N.
Toys given away at the Golden Rule Ba-
zaar.
Hellman, Haas & Co. received u large lot of
| flour by the steamer OriZaba.
A social and dance will be given at the AM
aheim depot on Christmas eve.
A ball will be given at the school house
near Agricultural Park ON Christmas eve.
The steamer Ancon arrives from San Fran
cisco to-day.
Elder Hand breaches to-day in the Court
House for the Christian Church.
DIR. Lucky leaves tomorrow morning over
land for San Francisco.
The usual services will be held to-day at
the Congregational church.
Gold closed yesterday at 1891 per cent. pre-
mium Currency sold here at S71s@SS.
There was a light frost at daylight yester-
day morning.
Potato sacks, in quantities from 100 o D. Zoo
at bed rock prices, at the Grange store.
MS Hall, the railroad contractor, has gone
to San Francisco.
Mr.I. n. Van Nuys. of San Fernando ranch,
Is at tile IlcO House.
MrJ. Z. Lankershim has returned 10 his
winter quarters at the Pico House.
Mr. Louis WoiSkill has returned from san
Francisco
Two sneak thieves received fifteen days
from Mayer Beaudry yesterday.
The Congregational Church will have
Christmas festival at Good Temp lars Hall.
Target and game shooting to-day at Wash
ingtOn Gardens.
Mr.. A. Davis has bought the cigar stand of
Mr., :. Goldsmith
Judge Myron Norton had severe conges-
tive chill yesterday, but is now convalescent.
Mr.. Sacrste, of San Bernardino, is agent for
Page Gravels manufactures at that place.
The only way TO keep peace in the family,
is To buy goods at the Golden Rule Bazaar.
Mr. Levi is arranging his extensive collec-
tion of paintings for the sale at Ducommuns
Hall.
There is n request for Mayor Beaudry 10 ex-
tend the time for the sale OF his Park View
lots beyond The 10Th inst.
Mr. WIN. Slaney has bought the store of R.
| yesterday.
Mr. Jerome Cannon has obtained lease
| of the st. Charles Saloon for five years, and
will run the establishment in first-class style.
The schooner Sexena Thayr, Capt. Wheeler
| days from Hum bodt. arrived at Whining
| ton yesterday.
| The steamer Mohongo will leave to-day for
| san Francisco. Train leaves for San Pedro
| at 10 4. NJ, and for Santa Monica at 4:l5 p. NJ,
Mr.. C. j. Shepherd, manager of the Western
| Union Telegraph office, leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day on The Mohongo
Christmas festivals will be held at the Fort
| street Methodist church and the Episcopal
| church.
| The carpet emporium Of Lehman & Co., Is
| an ornament to the city, being the only ex-
| elusive carpet housein Southern California;
| Mrs. Parkers claim for additional pay for
| teaching aud pay fer acting rs jantor, was
rejected by the Board of Education yesterday.
There will be u wedding to-day on Also
| street, i'm which one ofthe most worthy young
| ladies of Los Angeles will take on her, the
vow sof marriage.
! Officer Cruz has two axes in his possession
| which he recovered from two thieves yester-
| day He will deliver them 10 the owner upon
| application.
The Holel des Princes was closed by the
| Sheriff yesterday This hotel never adver-
| tsed, hence its failure. We hope its sad fate
| will be IA solemn warning 10 other hotels.
| one of the Basques shot Mt Campo, San
| Diego county, arrived i'm Los Angeles yester-
| day and had his wounds dressed by DR..
Kurtz, assisted by DR.. Wise.
For the cheapest and best assortment of
toys and fancy articles in the city, go to the
Golden Rule Bazaar, No. Los Angeles street,
| between Commercial and Also.
The Board of Education will hereafter
make regular contract with all teachers, SO
that there will be no future claims for addi-
tional pay, beyond the agreed price.
sam Prayer yesterday received q stock of
| magnificent ready made ladies' dress
ing gowns which look to us as though they
were made expressly for rhoiday presents.
Golden Rule fancy articles-the children
cry for them, the girls all want them and ev-
| erybody is rushing to buy them.
The wheel OF construction car broke last
| x,
here and san Fernando. There was no dam
age to the train.
Mayor Beaudry advocates the appointment
of Police Judge to take charge OF the crimi-
| nal business now brought before the Mayor.
| The Office could be made esell-sustaining.
man named d. Taylor, abou. ten o'clock
last night, slipped on the step between the
Fashion saloon and Wolweber's and broke his
knee cap. He was carried to the Lafayette
Hotel, and DIR. Wise set it.
Our foreman, Mr.. Ben Stanard, is rejoicing
in the acquisition of tine Manton shot gun,
present from an Eastern relative. When
Ben goes out hunting we expect to heara good
report from that gun.
Among the receipts yesterday at the $. T.
r. r. depot from San Francisco were l3O0
packages for H. Newmark & Co.; and large
quantity of doors and sash for Wittelshoefer
Il Raphael.
Among the shipments yesterday from the
S. p r. II. depot were IL bales of
wool, and 20 bales of hay from Hellman,
Haas & Co.; II boxes fruit, f. Germain q
Co.; 80 sacks OF barley, $. franklin.
Mr.. Daniel Reichelwill give grand concert
to-night.at;TurnVerein Hall, assisted by local
talent Mr.. Reichel is basso profundo of
| considerable power and will give fine enter
tainment.
Auctioneer Moore on the corner OF Court
and Spring streets, will on Monday evening
sell q fine lot of books, albums etc. II you
want reliable work at less than wholesale
| rotac ha on hand Nanlay aVannQ.