Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-27
GOLD REPORT
LOCAL BREVITIES,

INST, Tor the ensuing year.
The schooner I. B. Lunt, Captain
Mckinney, from Navarro river, has
arrived.
DIR. Collier has built u handsome
cottage on the hill, opposite First
street.
A general meeting of Los Angeles
Lodge No. 35, I, o. o. f., will be held
tonight.
The Conference of the M. +. church
South commences to-day in Los Me
tos, Bishop Kavanaugh presiding.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1853 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at SO "a S74.
Turn Verein Hall has been leased
for the Fair week by Hermann, the
magician.
DIR. Thompson, late OF South Haven
Michigan, has located in San Ber-
nardinO.
1t is expected that the Cathedral
will be finished and occupied by st.
Mary's day in December.
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, +. and
A. NJ, hold a special meeting tonight
for work in ID. All Master Masons
in good standing are invited. .I.
The schooner Pacific, Captain Mat
thewson, from Salmon creek, has ar
rived, loaded with ties for the South
ern Pacific railroad company. ST.
Mr.. Herman Morris has sold his
his interest in the Farmers store at
Downey, to C. S. Levy & Co., and will
hereafter stay in this city.
Among the receipts at the Southern
Pacific depot yesterday from the an
chorage were 73 stoves for NJ. w.
Childs, the we'll known dealer on Los
Angeles street.
Mr.. S. c. Foy has returned from San
Francisco with o most elegant stock
of lap robes and blankets. He takes
pleasure in showing these goods to his
customers. E 81
Judge O'Melveny has granted a
final discharge of the special admins
in the estate of Neil McSwain. An
order directing citation to issue in
the estate of Victoria S Soulens was
filed.
Tomorrow nj ght the Old Folks
concert will be largely attended. Many
tickets have already been sold and
we advise the holders to go at once
and secure good seats. The pro-
gramme is of the choicest character.
Mr.. John Banks has bought half
ipterest in the barber shop on Com
mercial street, where the steam hair
brush will hereafter run In fine style.
Every thing first class and high
toned establishment throughout
Among the recent changes in busi-
ness, We learn that Mr.. "A. 7. Hawley
has purchased the interest of Mr. Mo-
ses in the well known real estate firm
Of Moses & Hawley. Under the new
management we predict lively time
in real estate matters.
Two men hired team hast Thurs
day of Delos Campbell and forgot to
return it. One of them named Yep
eda has been arrested at San Buena
Ventura and officer Harris is at San
ia Barbara after the other one, Il man
named Davis.
Late on Monday night three Mexi-
cans went into a Chinese restaurant
on Niger alley and took lunch,
which they refused to pay for and
drew revoly ers on the proprietor One
of them, in trying to escape, was cap
tured by Officer Charles and put in
Jail.
The ball of Shominac Tribe, /. .. r.
M. to night will be grand affair.
The managers are prominent members
of the order and will leave no effort
untried to make it the ball of the sea-
son. Good music, refined company
and an elegant supper will be the Or
der.
The store of San Prayer was crowd
ed all day yesterday with ladies who
were deligh;edly examining the mag
niicent stock of ladies underwear and
children's ready made clothing which
arrived on Monday. Sans cash
sales yesterday must have reached
| fifty thousand dollars. f5#F. fs1s
In the Supreme Court at Sacrament
to Thursday, No. Asp, Stairway VS..
Rubio, was ordered upon the calendar
for argument. In 1854, Ferguson VS..
Los Angeles City Water Company,
the judgment and order were reversed,
and the cause was remanded. and with
instructions to render judgment pur-
suant to complaint.
Sister Scholastica informs us that
since the receipts of the Orphans
Fair were published, the following
amounts have been received:
Mrs. Gov. Downey's table............. sl0000
Mrs. Ponet-sales s........................ 10 rs
stand ..................... 1900
| Miss McCarty yticketS.............. ... $40
Keceipts reported brforc............., ,552. 10
Total l,I62 40
In visit to Page 4 Gravers car
riage works yesterday we found some
elegant vehicles on hand. They had
just shipped to Mr.. Downey, of Will
mington, a fine top buggy and were
manufacturing for Mr.. Mooney a
three quarter Goldsmith Maid top
buggy. DR.. Shorb's phaeton is nearly
| finished and will make quite q sensa-
tion when it appears.
On hearing the news of the Virginia