Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-06
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

1ne Remington sewing machine is
the most perfect of the Singer class.
The Mohongo sails to-day for San
Francisco.
The Ancon arrives tomorrow from
San Francisco.
Mr.. S. A. Tuttle is on his return to
Los Angeles.
A farmer near Los Angeles has forty
acres in canary seed.
Col. Hopkins of San Francisco is in
the city.
Rumble & Gaertner are making
some promising assays.
Gen. Alexander, of the U. S. engi-
neer corps, is at the st. Charles.
The Backman house was so crowded
yesterday that numbers of guests had
to be turned away. ass.,....
Mr.. Seymour, of the Grange store,
has returned from San Francisco with
large miscellaneous stock of goods.
Passengers for Santa Monica to-day
should go with Donaldson, the old
stager. ,,8a ald
Game is plentiful near Telnescal hot
Springs, twelve deer having been shot
recently by one party.
The unfortunate man who was run
over at the depot died Friday night at
the hospital. = f" .." a-
Vivian's benefit should be SUBJ
stantial one on Wednesday night at
Turn-Verein Hall.
Messrs, Cramp and Cloud of Phila-
delphia visited the Mission yesterday
and had an enjoyable trip. ~
Mayor Beaudry sentenced man
yesterday for assault and battery to
twenty days and an ordinary drunk to
ten days.
Caring & Smith, of the st. Charles
Restaurant, are applicants for the
Centennial Restaurant at Fairmount
Park, Philadelphia.
Arrangements have been made for
building a Prismoidal railway from
Wilson college to the wharf, at Will
mington.
The pipe-laying on Fort street, be-
tween Third and Fourth, is progress
ing, but it don't compare with the
pi pe-laying for county offices this
Fall.
The Occidental Laundry has new
partner, an experienced @laandress,
and now the firm is D. T. Mooney &
Co. We wish the new combination
continued prosperity.
Mr.. Mccoy, an Oregon detective, is
in the cixolooking after man named
Tuttle, who killed his partner, a Mr..
Benson, some time ago in Hillsboro,
Oregon. &&sE
Go to the st. Charles to-day for
your. Sunday dinner. 1t will be a
good square old English dinner, with
all the substantials and viands that
please the palate of the educated
| taste.
The following patents were received
at the United States Land Office yes
terday: Alfred A. Freeman, Daniel
Grady, Cornelius Jensen (2), Leonardo
Labory, Ole Nelson, Anthony e. Rus
sell, Alexander Smith and Desiderio
Vigil.
Yesterday we saw some splendid
cabinet and promenade photographs,
taken at the Cottage Gallery of Will
liams & Smith. They are doing work
| that cannot be surpassed in San Fran
cisco and the best of it is that their
| prices are very low.
The cactus has no charms for the
| young fellow who stove in his elegant
new plug hat on Spring street the
other night, and he suggests that the
owner of that hedge be invited to do a
lay a "side"walk in the middle of the
street past the premises, SO that pedes-
trians may not have their heads en-
dangered while perambulating in that
vicinity after dark.
We had the pleasure yesterday OF
| LIccbluS LII. LcFl IIOuSboIlJ u lchuiuS, {,
physician and for years Acting Mayor
of Leavenworth, Kansas, who has just
returned from Arizona and proposes
now to examine the resources of Los
| Angeles. DR.. Houston says Arizona
is second Nevada in promising mines
and also good grazing country, but
many years will be required to develop
it. We heartily welcome the Doctor
to Los Angeles, and hope he will as.
certain our prospects and cast his l0t
with US. .oaf. t;6 -.
The Southern Minstrels had large
audience last night, who were de.
lighted with the music and mirth OF
the programme. Emlin was immense
in Old Black Joe; Sprague, in Essence
of Ole Virginny, reminded us of Ar.
lington; in the double song and
dance, "Apple of my Eye,''
Mayfield & Emlin brought down
the house. Throughout 1T was
an unusually creditable performance
and we give the boys our hearties
concentrations. We are rejoiced thai
they received such rousing benefit
last night. 1t was reward of merit