Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The weather was dark and lowering
yesterday.
Hermann, the magician, arrives to-
day by the Senator.
A fine lot of garden seeds at the
Grange Store. .
General Phineas Banning was re-
ported in San Francisco last Monday.
The Schoolanaster has appeared full
of its usual array of good things
Don f. P. Forster's horses are in
stalled at Agricultural Park. tsi' /
Confidence Engine Company No. 2.
had meeting last night. aesloH
Mr.. Ernest Neitzke was rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter y yesterday.
The steamer Ancon left for San
Diego yesterday.
Mr.. Upton, of Duarte, was in the
city yesterday. #3a.. @
Mr.. A. Georglana, Of San Francisco,
left yesterday for Cucamongo to look
after his interests there. ifi4t
The train for the steamer Ancon for
San Francisco leaves tomorrow at 3
p. NJ. tr 5##sft
Mushrooms are showing themselves
by the millions ON the hills since the
recent rains.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l44 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at sc a. 81.
The stagnant pool in the gutter OH
Spring street between Second and
Third has been scraped out.
A pure article of alfalfa seed in large
or small quantities can be had at the
Grange Store.
Judge Storer, formerly of the Good
enough Horse Shoeing Company,
leaves in few days for San Diego.
Remember the grand entertainment
to be given by Hermann on Saturday
night ut Turn-Verein hail.
A franchise to the East Los Angeles
horse railroad will probably be issued
tonight. ca ggat
Mr.. S. Carey Evans, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, is on his way to Los Angeles
to settle. He is a man of means.
Mr.. Thatcher, the we'll known jew
eler, has made some elegant badges
for the Agricultural Society.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports
that Temple & Workman's bank will
reopen in a few days.
A Louisville colony of fifty persons
is either coming to Los Angeles or
San Bernardino county.
Occur de Lion Commandry No. 8
X. r.. will hold its stated conclave
at Masonic Hall this evening.
The fare for the round trip to Agri-
cultural Park via Los Angeles and In
dependence Railroad will be fifty
cents. ss .tj.t#
Fischer, the agent for Chicago beer,
must be doing a fine business, as he
shipped back thirty empty kegs yes
terday.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunlap has
returned from Independence and Dar-
win. He reports some rock that yield
ed $4,000 to the ton.
Mr.. VIM. Jacobs, of the firm of A..
Lusk & Co., San Francisco, has made
arrangements for considerable share
of the orange crop of this valley.
M. Muldoon and wife arrived in San
Francisco last Saturday night. He is
MuldOon, the solid man, that we hear
so much about. - '''.tfs's ~
This evening at 1880 o'clock there
will be a meeting of the Directors of
the Brooklyn Land and Building
Company, ut the Secretary's Office.
Mr.. Barron, of Santa Monica, in
tends to leave soon for New York to
buy or hire two steamers to run be-
tween San Francisco and Santa Mon
lea.
Turn-Verein hall has been re-fitted
for the dramatic entertainment of to-
night. It is neat and comfortable, and
will undoubtedly be crowded with the
lovers of the drama.
The NeaO Italy for November has
appeared and is brimful of interesting
facts about Southern California. 1t is
a valuable immigration document,
and should be widely circulated.
There will be meeting at 7:30 to-
night in VOLTS Saloon of the members
of old Los Angeles Company No. l..
Business of Importance will be trans
acted and o full attendance is re-
quested. sssfi an
Mr.. Victor Beaudry Beaudry, broth
er of Mayor Beaudry, who has been
on visit to friends and relations in
Canada, is among the passengers who
arrived by the Telegraph stage this
morning. l'f 8
Joe Breson's Senate saloon keeps up
its old popularity, and no doubt dur
ing Fair week will be crowded with
visitors. Joe Breson knows how to
keep a saloon, and will regale his Gus,
toners with elegant lunches and
prime liquors.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the Southern Pacific Railroad
depot were 20 empty beer kegs from
T.. Fischer, 3 barrels of wine from A.
Pelanconi, Is packages Of wine and
brandy from M. Keller, 10 kegs of
beer from the New York Brewery, IL
sacks of sweet potatoes from A. F..
Kercheval. "a at7f
, , The Yuma Sentinel of last Saturday
says that "Mr. Charles Ayers, from