Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-17
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Races at the Park to-day.

Roam Chailie, from LOgansp0rt, In
diana, will be in the races to-day.
The Orizaba arrives to-day, with so
passengers and 800 tons of freight.
Hon. Tom Fitch is camping out at
Santa Monica.
Messrs. Beaudry and Lord were large
purchasers at Santa Monica yesterday.
The Senator sails for San Francisco
to-day.
The Orizaba is due at Wilmington
this morning.
Mr.. A. S. Adds our aforetime towns
man is taking views about Kernville.
Judge Sepulveda will open Court in
Santa Barbara on Monday.
Fourteen carloads of ties were dis
patched to Cotton yesterday.
| Prof. Schumacher of Chill was in
specting Santa Monica on Thursday.
Mr.. J. N. Van Nuys of the San Fer
nando ranch is in the city.
Mr.. j. z. Smith has lost locket. A
liberal reward will be paid for it's re-
turn to this Office.
| A dead Chinaman from San Fernan-
do arrived yesterday. We did not in
terview him.
Oil has been struck in San Fernando
Tunnel and endangers the safety of
the workmen.
Yesterday noon Mr.. A. B. Zollinger
was thrown from his horse and re-
ceived a severe kick in the right leg.
II Inn r,jt al 30 L. 4; 4
children in dancing will meet at Leck's
Hall this afternoon at O'clock.
Supt. Hewitt is so far recovered
from his late illness as to be once
more seen at the Railroad Depot.
Senator C. Maclay and M. McRae of
San Fernando are ut the st. Charles
Hotel.
Three "prairie schooners loaded
with wool discharged their freight ut
the depot yesterday.
The steamer Salvador sailed at P,
NJ. on Thursday from Santa Monica for
San Francisco.
1t is reported that mica lode, with
a vein six feet wide, has been discov-
cred near the Charlotte mine.
The number of pnk-tlnted noses to
be seen on the street is somewhat
astonishing. Santa Monica did it.
The upper tens of San Francisco are
taking to matrimony with "nO cards,
no cake and no NONSENSE" Good.
Fisher has fresh lot of Chicago
beer on tap at his soloon, OH corner of
Main and Second streets.
The case of the city against White
sides ct al, will be decided in the
County Court to-day.
Mr.. F. L. Vandenburg, General Su-
perintendent of the Atlantic and Pa
citic Telegraph Company, is in the
city.
The project Of converting the old
depot building into market house as
soon as vacated is being fav0rably dis
cussed.
One of Hewitt's horses, attached to
the Pico House stage, fell dead on its
way back from Santa Monica yester-
day.
John Lambert was arrested by Mar
shal Carrillo yesterday as the supposed
incendiary of Kegan's stable, but dis
charged for want Of evidence.
A young lady wishes sewing to do
at home or in pivate family, at mod
crate compensation. See advertise
ment.
Darling, am growing DID," Eve
rybody sings it, and few thousand
whistle it for change. It's getting
worse than the 'Mad Butcher"
Mr.. E. A. Edwards, County Treas
of Ventura county, formerly agent of
the Pacific Mail Steamship line, is at
the ST. Charles.
We had the pleasure of meeting,
yesterday, Mr.. John Delaney, an old
newspaper man OF San Diego, who is
visiting our city.
A man is wanted to take charge of
hotel at Pomona. Apply at once at
the office of the Los Angeles Immi-
grafton and Land Cooperative Assoc
clation, No. Spring street.
We had a call last evening from Mr..
Jno. P. H. Wentworth, editor of the
Resources of California, who has
done yOeman service for Southern
California.
A dispute is waxing warm between
the two fire companies as to which
put the first water on the fire of
Thursday night. Hose business is it,
anyhow?
An alarm of fire was sounded about
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. 1t was
occasioned by some burning hay at
| the place of Thursday nights fire. The
| engines were not taken out.
San Francisco Chronicle Qoquitur)
"Santa monica has steam fire en-
gine.n Wilmington Enterprise-That
is a mistake! It's a windmill; and it's
| name is Tom Fitch.
Carrie Phillips, the youthful soiled
dove who was arrested by Officer
Toomy the other day, was placed in
! charge of the Sisters at the hospital
and has consented to take the steamer
to-day for her home in Marysvile.
Miss Mollie Binford, one of Los An
geles' most accomplished musicians
and amiable young ladies', leaves to-
day OH the Senator for San Francisco,
where she proposes to reside hereafter.
Lang Wang, all artful Celestial ran
away from San Diego the other day,
leaving two or three sorrowful credit
ors to the tune of $3.50. He was ar
| rasted here hut the habeas corpils