Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Gold was III yesterday. Greenbacks
S5@S8c.
Honey is arriving in large quanti-
| ties.
San Bernardino wants railroad to
Cotton.
Judge Lindley, of Monte Vista,
made us a pleasant call yesterday.
The water pipe to Boyle Heights,
was laid across the river yesterday.
Charles Brode's block has reached
the second story.
Information is wanted of Mrs. Nancy
e. Berry, by Mrs. Jane Robinson,
Petaluma.
A letter for J. d. Hedrick, Los An
geles, is held for postage at Sacra-
mentO.
Col. Crawford, of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railway, left for San
Francisco this morning.
A social entertainment will be given
at I'll 3 house of DR.. Brown, No. 100
Main street, this evening.
A correspondent Of the Overland is
in Los Angeles seeking material for q
letter to that periodical.
Next Saturday trotting race will
take place at Agricultural Park-nlile
heats, best three in five.
The Huzzar Cavalry meets at the
City Surveyors office on Saturday
night.
Workmen are busy cleaning the
Main street railway for the early
opening OF that road to travel.
Two dwelling houses are being built
on the West side of Spring street, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
Charles E. Miles, foreman of the
Thirty Fights, is one of the Ancon's
passengers.
Yesterday apricots were worth 25
cents a pound, peaches rs cents a half
dozen, and tomatoes 25 cents a pound.
The San Bernardino advertiser,
No. IA, has just been issued, making
a fine appearance.
Mr.. Joseph D. Lynch, of the Er-
press, leaves for San Francisco this
morning by the Telegraph Stage
Line.
The Sauret Troupe left yesterday for
Anaheim. They will return to Los
Angeles this morning, and appear in
San Bernardino next.
Mr.. Thomas J. Davies of Mission
Valley, San Diego county, arrived in
this city yesterday and will make a
short stay.
1t is estimated by intelligent farm
ers that the cost of raising sheep, hogs
and cattle in this county is less
than half the cost in the older States.
Judge Storey of San Diego has taken
up his residence permanently in Los
Angeles, and is domiciled at the Kim
ball Mansion.
The Ancon left San Francisco yes
terday with one hundred passengers
for Los Angeles, twenty for Santa Bar
bara and eleven for San Diego.
John Casedy, an operator who was
for some time at the depot in this city,
committed suicide recently in Oak
land.
Twenty-nine letters were advertise
at San Diego last Saturday, and three
hundred and three at Los Angeles.
Straws show.
Mr.. John Hayes, a correspondent Of
the Overland, is examining our re.
sources for the purpose of writing up
the county for that periodical.
A surprise party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Benjamin, on Mon
day night, to Miss Lydia Anker by
Miss Laven thai and Others
We have received the Statistician
for June, which is full of it's usual in
formation for Californians. Published
by L. P. McCarty, San Francisco.
Jones & Noyes advertise in another
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furniture. Everything complete for
housekeeping.
The turn-table for the NJ ain street
railway has been located at the
junction of Main and Spring streets,
opposite Temple & Workman's build
ing.
+ new stage line has been established
by the Telegraph Stage Company, be-
tween Lyon Station and Ventura.
Stages leave Lyon for Ventura at A.
NJ, returning at p. NJ.
Jackley's Circus is highly recon-
mended by the up-country papers. 1t
is equipped with fine horses and first
class actors. 1t will undoubtedly draw
a great crowd.
We had a call yesterday from Mr..
B. H. Twombley of Compton, who re-
ports the crops in that locality magni-
ficent. He says the corn crop was
never excelled in the Missouri Valley.
The average number of arrivals here
is one hundred and fifty per day; de.
partures, fifty; leaving one hundred
daily to be added to the population of
this and neighboring sections.