Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Our streets need lighting.

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There was shower at Pasquai at G
A. NJ. yesterday.
Mr.. a. J. Kraszynski of Andrew
station is at the St. Charles.
Mr. George Furman is convalescing
but willn be at work for some time.
The Senator arrived at Santa Moni-
ca yesterday at 10 A. ". and at San
PeirO at y p. NJ.
Mr.. Louis Wolfskill returned from
San Francisco, via steamer Senator,
yesterday.
Mr. Titus arrived by the Senator
yesterday from San Francisco, with
Echora.
Public School motto for the week
commencing Nov. lst, "Be honest in
all things.n
The steamer Ancon took ninety four
passengers to San Francisco yester.
day.
We are pleased to learn that the
Red Men realized u handso me sum
from their ball.
a brisk wind blew all day yester-
day, and the possessers of pin- back
| skirts considered themselves fortu-
nate.
The brig Josephine and bark Caro-
line Reed have arrived ut Wilmington
with lumber for the Western Develop
ment Company.
The regular soc:able of the Congre-
gational church will take place at the
church this evening. A cordial invi-
| tati0n is extended 10 all.
Hadj Ham amo and his son, Willie, left
for San Francisco Oh the steamer yes
terday. They will return to give per-
tormances during the Fair week.
Supt. Geo. II. Peck publishes in the
Schooimaster II programme of the
Teachers Institute to be held in this
c,ty Nov. l5, l6, II, l8 and 10.
The schooner Uncle Sam. arrived at
Santa Monica yesterday with ties for
the Los Angeles aud Independence
Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Carey cell
ebrated their silver wedding on We'd
nesday night. 1t was attended by q
large number of friends.
The contractor on the Main street
sewer has bridged the sewer in front of
Confidence Company's house, SO that
| the engine can he taken out in case of
| fire.
Mendel Meyer of the Vienna Ex-
position store has returned from San
Francisco and has dropped into his
old way OF slaughterng goods. He
says he is selling cheaper than ever.
Messrs. Lips, Craigue & Co. got
their huge Bourbon whisky signs into
position yesterday. These three plate
glass signs cost $i75 each or $525 for
the three.
The hoodlums of our city arc pre-
pairing for the Winter campaign when
toggy nights and unlighted streets
will give them an opportunity of all
sorts of rascality.
We understand that our Marshal is
about to notify the attaches of no.
torious houses, who have no visible
means of support, that they must
leave town and stay away. Good!
Sam. Prayer has junior partner in
his dry goods store. He was born on
Wednesday night and has already
had considerable voice in Sam. Pra-
gers establishment.
Mr.. James Vance prominent citi-
zen of Yreka, Siskiyou county, paid
our city visit yesterday and pronun-
ces it ahead of any other place in the
State outside Of San Francisco.
The little barefooted boy that ar
rived at Sam. Prager's house We'd
nes,lay evening has put him In WON
delful good humor and if we wanted
TO buy splendid goods at bed rock
prices, We should go TO SANS store
to-day.
Gen. Mansfield offers to property
owners, some of the best insurance
companies in the United States. These
staunch institutions have st ,oJ the
test of the destructive fires in Port
land, Boston AMI Chicago paying ev-
cry dollar and still having their capi-
tai unimpaired. Los Angeles proper
ty owners should call at Mansfield's
Insurance office, over the County
Bank.
Among the latest shipments from
the s. P. Il. R. depot were 60 dry hiles
from A Heller; 62 sacks of barley,
bales of wool, and ZOO hides, from II.
Newmark & Co.; 427 sacks of meal,
from Also Mills; 50 sacks of feeG, from
Hellman, Haas d Co.; 10 pipes of
wine, from Bumiller Bros; pipes of
wine, from Kohler d Frohling; l3
cases of wine, from NJ. Keller; So sacks
of walnuts, frcm Vasallo.
The organization of Craw ford, Hook
and Ladder Company, No. of Santa
Monica, took place ON Wednesday
evening, October 9th and the follow
ing officers were elected. J. C. Nor
gan President, S. B. Adams Secretary,
w. Beach Treasurer, Harry Dupuy
Foreman, John Mott, 1st Assistant,
Johnny boyle III Assistant, Crawford
II. IL. 5. Co. and Bonita Base Bal
Club intend holding their first annu-
al ball at Santa Monica Hotel on No
vember 5 h evening, The Los Ange-
les b. b. club and Los Angeles Fire
department are cordially invitedto at
tend.