Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Judge Sepulveda leaves for san Die.

So to-udy.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l5s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at So "a sc.
A party of thirty-five citizens of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, are expected
in Los Angeles at an early date.
Mr.. Charles Salari, of the st. Charles
Hotel, is recovering from his injuries
in the recent railroad accident.
The steamer Mohongo leaves San
Pedro and Santa Monica tomorrow
for San Francisco.
George Baker, about the first of the
month, will sport an elegant hack,
fresh from Lichtenberger's factory.
Miss McKim commences her duties
as teacher of the Westminster school
next Monday.
Three emigrant teams "Bound for
Arizona or BUST passed through town
yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Tiffany is in Ana
helm trying to organize II lodge of
Red Men.
The schooner Twilight, Captain
Whiting, from Cuffey's Cove, loaded
with railroad ties, has arrived at Will
mington.
The steamer MohongO arrived at
Wilmington late last evening, and
passengers were brought up on spe
cial train.
Messrs. l.. M. Foulke and Eugene l..
Sullivan, L. S. Railway Commission
ers, went down to Santa Monica yes
terday.
Los Angeles Ledge No. AZ f. and A.
M. will hold u special meeting at Ma
sonic hall this evening. ID. All Ma
sons in good standing are invited.
Col. Gray, chief Engineer of the S.
P. R. II. left yesterday morning for
San Fernando Tunnel. This morning
he leaves for San Francisco.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Mr.. M. Lloyd of Santa Bar
bara who is attending to some land
office business.
The Changers ofAnaheim, are about
organizing corporation for the pur-
pose Of building a store and hall near
the depot.
Col. Crocker has written to Super
intendent Hewitt that he is convinced
that trains from San Francisco will be
running into Les Angeles by July lst
1876.
The steamer MohOngo arrived yes
terday. Many o. her passengers got
off at Santa Monica and came up by
the Los Angeles and Independence
Railroad.
Yesterday morning Marshal Car
rillo arrested to Paisanos named Jose
Marir Saiez and Fra ncisco Piuch, the
former faightfully cut cbont the face.
the wounds were made by Piuch with
an iron club.
A Mr.. Hamilton, of Minneapolis
Minnesota, is in the city seeking a To-
cation for an artificial stone factory
He finds the sand here very well suit
ed to the work and will probably COM
mence manufacturing at an early date.
We understand that B. +. Thomp-
son ofthe firm ofThompson &Water-
man will soon issDe catalogue of his
fine varieties of Semi-tropical and
general Nursery Stock located on San
Pedro street.
The Anaheim Gazette says: The
Changers are about to organize cor
poration for the purpose of building q
store and hall near the depot. The
Committee will view a location and
report to the Grange on Saturday.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the Southern Pacific Railroad
depot were IS pipes of wine, from
Ilohler & Frohling; 134 sacks of feed,
from Hellman, Haas & Co.; 70 sacks
of corn, from H. Newmarll & Co.;
barrels of tallow, from w. II. Beall.
The Sheriff has seized on Hewitt's
new hack, OH the suit of I. ]. AS
kins, Hewitts former partner. The
hack is marked j. Hewitt, is of the
manufacture of Crane, Breed & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and will be sold on
Wednesday, Oct. 9th.
The citizens of San Juan Capistrano
are determined to ferret out the MUIR
derer of Robert Coffey, and are using
every means to discover the perpetra-
tor of the deed. A purse of one hun
dred dollars has been made up and
offered as a reward for the detection OF
the assassin.
We have received Louis Levin &
Co.'s circular and find all of the latest
publications in their list. We recon-
mend all in need of standard literature
to give them call. For Sunday
reading they have all the latest peri
odlcals and papers, as we'll as bound
books.
Quite a race occurred yesterday
from Cienega Station to the city, be-
tween the hacks and stages. We are
sorry to learn that J. j. Reynolds
broke thoroughbrace, but it did not
prevent him making good time. The
first hack to arrive in the city was
George Bakers, closely followed 10y
Wilson and Avise.
The Anaheim Gazette says: 1t is alb
solutely necessary that night watch.
man should be OH duty in Anaheim
The large number Of drunken loafers
who infest our streets at night render
pedestrianism dangerous pastime
while the family brawls that some.
times occur doth murder sleep ant
make an organized police force ne.