Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.


The steamer Ancon from San Fran
cisco will arrive tomorrow.
The Turner'S give an entertainment
next Monday evening.
The Denin-Sawtelle troupe left Sun
day morning for San Bernardino.
The steamer Mohongo, from San
Francisco, arrived on Sunday.
The railroad employees had hard work
on Sunday receiving freight.
Rev. I. S. Kalloch left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning at 3 o'clock.
Twenty-Five cases of new honey
were shipped TO San Francisco yester-
day.
Governor Downey arrived at the
Lick House, San Francisco, last Thurs
day.
Next Monday evening the st. Pat
rick Benevolent Society give a ball
at Stearn's Hall.
Mr.. J. M. Rothchild's parents, two
brothers and sister, from Louisville,
arrived by the Mohongo.
Deputy Sheriff Prader of Kern
county left this morning with two
prisoners.
Capt. Sayward, of Riverside, left
the st. Charles Hotel for home yester-
day morning.
Information is wanted at the Post
office of Sam McClatchy, formerly of
this county.
Mrs. A. l.. Spicer will please call for
q telegram at the Western Union Tel
egraph office, Main street.
The supply yard of the Southern
Pacific Railroad was moved yesterday
from Spadra to Cotton.
Nj. Devilers, who has laid out a
pleasant garden on Also street, will
open it next Sunday.
The track of the L. A. g. I. r. r. is
rapidly being graded to the Agricul-
tural Park.
Mayor Beaudry yesterday sent four
men to the chain gang, and discharged
two.
Rev. DIR. Stone, of San Francisco,
will be here next Sunday. He has the
reputation of being the finest pulpit
orator on the coast.
Sam Prayer has received large and
elegant stock of ladies' dress goods and
ladies' underwear, which he will sell
at very low figures.
On Sunday morning Rev. I. S. Kali
loch received telegram from Santa
Barbara, asking him to lecture, but he
was forced to decline it, with his re-
grets.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Will d.
Gould received the hearty congratula-
tions of their host of friends for their
future happiness. May their yoke be
easy and their burden light.
Sunday afternoon, Lieutenant
Wheeler and the officers of his expe-
dition, were sumptuously entertained
at Gen. StOneman's mansion, San
Gabriel Mission.
Three hundred and three letters
comprise the advertised list of Los
Angeles. This shows that we get the
most of the travel. San Diego, in its
last list, had twenty letters, and Santa
Barbara thirty.
Miss Reiffarth's benefit tonight
should be made substantial testimo-
nial to her efforts to build up in Los
Angeles taste for the higher musical
productions. Tickets for sale at Lew
in's.
The Father Matthew Society held
an earnest meeting Sunday night at
Stearns' Hall. They agreed to turn
out in force Wednesday night to at
tend the meeting of the State Temper
ance Alliance at Templar Hall.
Fung Tie, an eminent Chinese mu-
sician, is to be here in about a month,
to give one performance. He was ed
ucated at the Government Normal
School Of Music at Canton, and per-
forms well.
The track was to be laid on the S.
p. r.. r. as far as Cotton last evening.
BY the Fourth of July, freight and
passenger trains will be run to that
point, virtually connecting us with
San BernardinO.
We have received the wedding cake
from Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, but being
married can't dream on it. We turned
it over to the most romantic young
unmarried man of the establishment,
and he is to go to bed early and try his
luck
J. w. A. Wright, Lecturer of the
State Grange of California, has accept
ed the position of Superintendent of
Agencies for the Southern California
Mutual Aid Association, of this City,
and will Immediately take the field in
| its behalf.
The San Diego World speaks as fol-
lows on the water supply of that city:
"Generally speaking, San Diego river
| is not success, as a river. 1t has a
| good deal of "sand in its craw," but
yet it "dries up'' very quickly, while
the scarcity of water makes it scarcely
worth dam.
We are informed that the School
Census Marshal is drawing his labors
to q close and will probably have his
report finished by tomorrow evening.
Meanwhile, If any families have been
omitted in the census taking, they
will confer favor by reporting to the
| Marshal at his office.
Our young friend, Mr.. Frederick
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