Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A fine building lot for sale at Kim
balPs, No. 10 Spring street.
A telegram for A. w. Brooke is at
the Western Union Office.
Fire clay is reported in large guam
titles at Anaheim.
A number of our teachers will take
their vacation in San Francisco.
Does your sewing machine run
heavy? Exchange for the Remington.
L. M. Rothschild, ESQ.,, left for San
Francisco last evening.
Hon. H. S. Brown, attorneyngor the
G. p. r. r., has made short visit to
this city.
A lodge of Good Templars' was or
ganized at Compton last night by State
Deputy Fitzpatrick.
Mr.. Sherwin, of the Starke House.
San Bernardino, was in the city yes
terday.
The schooner Western Home left
yesterday for the northern lumber re-
gions.
The Wheeler Exploring Expedition
make Los Angeles the initial point
for their operations.
Don Elipha, the noted bronco, was
at last accounts training in San Fran
cisco for the Fall races.
The grading on Main street in front
of Downey Block is almost completed
and the cutters and curbs are being
laid.
Jones & Noyes will sell large lot of
first-class wines and liquors in Area
dia block, on Thursday, June Sd, at II
A. NJ.
Capt. Smith, the till robber, was
brought before Judge Gray and bound
over for the action of the Grand Jury,
in default of $500 bonds.
County Clerk Potts is rejoicing in
the arrival of a ton of selected ore
from the Monumental mine, Ord dis
trict, on its way to San Francisco.
1t is estimated that one hundred
thousand sheep have left this county
for pastures green in Arizona and
other points, leaving good pasturage
for the remainder of the herds.
The railroad passenger business, ex-
cept on the arrival of steamers, has
been rather dull, showing that Los
Angeles retains most of the visitors
coming here.
Besides large amount of local
freight, 102 bales of wool were shipped
to Wilmington, where it will be
pressed by e. N. Mcdonald for trans
pOrtation East.
Daily subscribers on the residence
route of the HERALD will pay only T.
A. Templeton, our regular carrier,
who is now fully recovered and has
resumed his route.
Among the recent arrivals in Los
Angeles is Mr.. John @. Pierce, well
known engineer of Rochester, n. Y.
Mr.. Pierce may locate here and take
hand in the engineering schemes incl
dent to a new country.
The following are the retail sales of
the local papers over the counter of
Miss G. M. Turner's Emporium, in the
Postoffice building, for the month of
May: HERALD, 134; Express, IS; Star,
so.
All charter members of the new en-
gine company are requested to sign
the roll on or before p. NJ. Thursday.
1t will be found at the office OF the
Secretary, 81 Main street, g., N. & P.
s. S. Co.'s office.
Practical business men, with little
capital can do well by calling at Kim
balps, No. 10 Spring street, and ex-
amining his list. In another column
will be found two business chances for
men of small capital.
The accident of Sunday, noted in
our columns yesterday, has had fatal
result. Michael McGuirk, one of the
men thrown from the buggy, died yes-
eterday and will be buried to-day.
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late arrival in Los Angeles.
Lyons Brothers, of Alamitas ranch,
are building dip large enough to dip
four thousand sheep per day. The
Lyons in the sheep business is sure
sign that the millennium is approach
ing, when "the lion and the lamb
shall lie down together"
Next Saturday at IL A. NJ. the DEM
ocratic Country Central Committee
will meet in the District Court room
for the purpose of making preliminary
arrangements for the ensuing political
campaign III this State and county.
Every member of the committee is re-
quired to be present.
We had call yesterday from Rev.
P. D. Young, correspondent of the Gill
man, ILL.,, Saturday Star, who is MAX
ing tour of California. Mr.. Young
will make a careful examination of
our resources, and no doubt give more
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