Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10
LOCAL BREVTTTES.

Labor conquers all things.n
DR.. Abora's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services. =
The broken car on the Main street
road has been repaired and is doing
service.
We noticed the "Mulligan Guards
out yesterday afternoon in Lathrop's
new hack.
Mrs. Alice J. Chase, of Anaheim,
has been granted a first class teachers
certificate by the State Board
There will be a union temperance
meeting at Good Templars' Hall this
evening.
The bark Panonia has arrived at
Wilmington with 5000 ties for the S.
p. r. r.
The water is turned on at Santa
Monica, and the Seventh street hy-
drants are running.
The steamer Orizaba leaves this
evening for San Francisco. Tie train
leaves for San Pedro at 4 p. NJ.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
163 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at So a S6l.
Mr.. w. Fl. J. Brooks and wife are
passengers by the Mohongo, which
left yesterday for San Pedro.
Mr. J. d. Bicknell left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning as delegate
to the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The bark Discovery has arrived at
Wilmington loaded with lumber for
Griffith, Lynch & Co.
Rev. A. F. White, of the Presbyte-
riap Church is now in Oakland at
tending the Synod of the Pacific.
Judge Sepulveda has returned from
the mountains and will open the Dis
trict Court Tomorrow morning.
Mr.. L. +. Spence, Cashier of the
Commercial Bank, will arrive from
San Diego tomorrow
Capt. Mcintyre of the bark Discov-
cry wasat the st. Charles Hotel yes
terday.
Mr.. Will. d. Gould is delegate to
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
now in session in San Francisco.
The regular convocaton Of Los An.
geles Chapter No. 33 r. A. M. will be
held on Monday evening next at 7:S0.
Gen. J. r. Mcconnell returned yes
terday from San Bernardino, where he
acted as counsel for Hall, the shootist
Rev, Charles Birdsall will occupy
the pulpit Of ST. Athanasius' church
at II A. NJ. and = p. NJ. Sunday-school
as usual,
The schooner Maggie Johnson, ar
rived at Wilmington, loaded with To-
comotives and material for the South
ern Pacfi Railroad.
The foundations of the San Pedro
street depot have been laid. To-mor.
row the upright framework will be
put in position.
The steamer Colima sailed for San
Francisco on Friday evening, having
| discharged her l.. a. and |. n. r.
freight.
Rev. III. l.. Thomas will preach in
| the Baptist church, Leck's hall, TO.
| day at IL A. NJ. Sunday school at hall
past 8.
Among the passengers arriving last
night by stage from San francisco
were Mrs. LanfrancO and NJ. Lam
| franco,
Mr.. A. Norton, the we'll known son
of M. Norton Esq, leaves this
afternoon on the Orizaba, for San
Francisco.
Judge Sepulveda will preside in the
District Court tomorrow from to II
A. NJ. after which Judge McNeely will
occupy the Judgment seat.
Mr.. d. Marten and Mr.. H. p. Mar
ten of New York city are in Los An.
geles examining our resources and ad.
vantages. They leave Tomorrow
morning for home.
In the Catholic Church directory
the following changes have been
made: First mass, A. NJ, Spanish
service; second mass, $50 A. NJ; thiro
mass, 10:30 A. NJ, English service.
The material for the extension Of
Main street railroad to the Agrieultu.
raj Park has arrived and the cars will
be running to that point before the
Fair opens,
1t is reported that the L. A. and I
R. r. will be opened to the public, in
formally, about the 18th inst. The
connection will be made with the
passengers of the Senator on the It'll
inst, the cars coming as far as Fig
ueroa and jefferson streets.