Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-03
LOCAL BRSEVITIES.

Mr. James M. Ilernan OF san Diego
is in the city.
Mr.. Gaertner has gone to the Wins
ton mine.
The Eureka with cargo of lumber
arrived yesterday.
The Council, having no quorum last
evening, adjourned until tonight.
Don Juan Forster of San Diego was
at the st. Charles hotel yesterday.
Gold closed yesterday at 114i in New
York. Currency sold here at ST. @SS4.
The Ancon left yesterday for San
Francisco with a full passenger and
freight list.
We regret to hear that H. T. Hazard
ESQ.,, broke his buggy badly yesterday
by striking bad grade.
The Pound-master advertises dun
mare, all her feet white and white
head, to be sold September 9th.
Sheriff Alexander was in town yes
terday receiving the congratulations
of his friends over his success.
Prof. Bethe's concerts are interesting
many of our citizens, and promise to
be the novelty of the season.
The steamer Senator arrived yester-
day at Santa Monica with twenty-six
passengers and considerable freight.
Our business men are clamoring for
our banks to certify checks and let
them pass current as money.
Prof. Fischer's benefit tomorrow
night will be a flattering testimonial
to that gentleman.
Ralston's private fortune is large
and it is estimated his wife will re-
ceive $3,000,000.
The leaders of the Methodist Church
South, will give a social tonight at
Col. Peels residence.
There will be meeting of Los An
geles Lodge No. AZ, f. & A. M. to-
night for work in the second degree.
The running gear of the L. A. & l.
r.. r. locomotive Los Angeles, has
arrived.
The bark Hidalgo having discharged
her cargo of coal at Santa Monica,
sailed yesterday.
The Florence finished unloading
yesterday at Santa Monica and will
sail to-day.
Col. Crawford has instructions for
Senator Jones to have the Santa Mon
lea railroad in running order in thirty
days.
The Rev. Frank Nash, late minister
of the Presbyterian Church at San
Diego, is in Los Angeles, enroute to
his new charge.
Mr.. Kerens, of Kerens & Mitchell,
proprietors of the San Diego and Mes
silla stage line, was in the city yes
terday.
The Father Matthew Temperance
Society will hold their regular meet
ing next Sunday. There will be an
election of officers.
One hundred and fifty three sacks
of meal were shipped yesterday to Lit
tlefield, Webb & Co., San Francisco
by the Also mills.
1t looked like old times yesterday
to see Mr. Hawk, shipping clerk at
the S, p. r. r.. depot, back in the of
flee.
Mr.. Arthur Brown, superintendent
of bridges for the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railways is stopping
at the st. Charles hotel.
Mr.. Griffin has rented his store on
Commercial street near Main to a San
Francisco gentleman, who, will soon
open o fine stock of gents furnishing
goods.
Mayor Beaudry had no cases to try
yesterday morning, though it was the
day after election. Such a fact speaks
volumes for the good order of our city
and the efficiency of the police.
Mr.. S. Wylie of San Francisco is in
the city. He has been engaged in
mining in Southern California and
reports the outlook in that section
good.
DIR. Loew, Of the Wheeler expedition
has sent to Mr.. Gaertner beautiful
specimen of coal from the San Gabriel
mountains, Mr.. Gaertner has analiz-
ed the specimen and pronounces the
quality excellent.