Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Democratic County Convention
takes place tomorrow.
The second story of the Gold Bank
is being erected.
Mr.. F. P. F. Temple has returned
from Santa Barbara. ..=..a. ~
The Sisters School opens on Mon
day, August 10Th.
The Good Templars had pleasant
social last night.
The Thirty Fights have a meeting
tomorrow night. .--#.
The Mohongo will arrive to-day
from San Francisco. a.aal
Twelve hundred passengers went
over the Main street horse railway
Sunday.
The suits arising from the Juan Sc
pulveda case are on trial before Justice
Gray.
Judge Brunson and Mr.. Stanford
left for San Francisco by Telegraph
stage this morning. ~ -
Gov. Downey will speak i'm several
places in Southern California during
the canvass.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company open an office at Cotton to-
day. =
One of Hewitt's hacks had the pole
broken on Sunday last by too short a
| turn.
Gold opened and closed at 12s prem
ium in New York yesterday. Green
backs ranged here from o7!@S9.
The Kalorama will arrive at Santa
Monica to-day with twentyseven tons
of freight.
Worlds Relief cures neuralgia in
five minutes. It can be procured at
Heinzeman's drug store. v
Our old friend J. G. Morgan was
elected delegate to the Democratic
County Convention from Santa Mon
lea.
Mrs. Barbara Eltzroth, rs years old,
desires the aid of the charitable to
reach her son In Douglas county, Ore
gon.
George Furman lost collar button
on Sunday. The finder can return it
to the depot and will receive his
thanks.
DR.. Mcbride has appointed Heintz-
man, druggist, agent for this city and
Southern California for the sale of his
Worlds Relief, or Concentrated Tea.
Mr.. Stephen M. White, the Inde-
pendent candidate tor District Attor-
ney, returned to Los Angeles Sunday
from Santa Cruz. .... ....s
Joshua Hewitt, having got new
trial, is out on $4,000 bail. He will
have new hitch at it two weeks from
next Monday.
Mr.. J. c. Cheney, General Superin-
tendent of the Telegraph Stage Line,
and Mr.. M. V. Nichols, one of the pro-
prietors, left this morning for San
Francisco after short sOjOurn here.
DR.. McBride's Worlds Relief, or
Concentrated Tea, cures rheumatism
in one day. Cures headache and
toothache in one minute. Can be pro-
cured at Heinzeman's drug store.
Mr.. A. Denker of the United States
Hotel, left this morning for Caliente
by the Telegraph Stage Line, to look
after his mining interests in that vi
cinity. tsss'~
Four miles of grading toward the
Merced ranch have been completed on
the other side of the Los Angeles river
by the Los Angeles and Independence
Railroad.
A pile of boxes in the rear of the
Masonic Hall were discovered o be on
fire last night about eight o'clock. 1t
is not known whether the fire was ac-
cidental or the work of an incendiary.
On Sunday Mr.. VIM. Mayer, while
driving Mr.. Osborne's buggy, met
with an accident, breaking the buggy
and throwing himself out. He escaped
with few bruises.
The Fort street NJ. E. Church makes
fine appearance, and when COM
pleted will be the best proportioned
and most commodious Protestant
Church in Los Angeles.
Col. E. M. Sanford, of Old Los Me
tos, called on us yesterday. The dele
gates from that precinct are E. Pole
rano, Z. Peasants and Col. E. M. Sam
ford. t'@
DR.. ]. J. Mcbride, the great Worlds
Relief man, can be consulted at the
st. Charles Hotel a few days longer.
He tells your disease without asking
questions. Office hours from A. NJ.
| to p. NJ.
The Newspaper Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce held a meet
| ing recently and are about to arrange
! for the issue of an exhaustive PAM
phlet treating of the resources and adj
vantages of our county.
The Los Angeles Postmaster has
been instructed to charge ten cents in
stead of eight for the registration fee
for letters. 1t now costs thirteen cents
| to register and post letter between
any of the offices in the United States.
By dispatches TO Mr.. T. H. Ma
thews, manager of M.Kellers business,
we learn that Don Mateo has fully re-
covered from his recent severe illness.
The title to the Rancho Topango Mali
bri has been finally declared In his fa-
vor.