Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-16
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

he ieleSfapn line went uOWn again last
night.
A heavy fog covered Los Angeles yesterday
morning.
Mr.. VIII Tell, of Santa Monica, was in the
city yesterday. buying goods for his store
Gold closed yesterday at li2A per cent. pre-
| MUM. Currency sold here at s615@S71l
Mr.. Ed. Huber has shipped 10 boxes o or
anges to San Francisco via Santa Monica.
The steamer Orizaba leaves for san Fran
cisco tomorrow.
Francisco tomorrow.
The Star Oil Works will continue busi-
nes in the old stand on Spring street.
We are pleased to learn that Marshal Car
rillo's little daughter is recovering from her
severe attack of brain fever.
Mr.. Isaac Cohen telegraphs his brother,
that he was not injured by the explosion in
Bremer-haven.
The annual examination o the German
English school takes place Tomorrow, COM
mencing at 9 A. NJ.
Joe Breson and party of ten started yester-
day for Il hunt near Downey. They We're well
equipped with shot guns and demijohns.
The schooner Concordia arrived at Will
| mington yesterday, with lumber for the
Western Development Company.
Messrs. Page Gravel have manufactured
an elegant new wagon for the Occidental
Laundry. tits in Page & Gravel's best STYLE
The demand for land in East Los Angeles
is increasing and soon the horse car will con-
meet it with all parts of the city proper
DR.. Lucky will leave on Saturday night for
San Francisco to attend the meeting of II igh
School principals and to attend To other edu-
cational matters.
Two men were arrested yesterday at the st.
Charles saloon for disturbing the peace and
they will no doubt have the pleasure of an
introduction to Mayor Beaudry this morn
ing.
On Tuesday during the fog a thief entered
a house near Mayor Beaudry's hill reservoir
and stole four sacks of rice, two guns and s25
in silver, belonging to three Chinese labor
ers.
The building burned at San Bernardino
was fine two-story brick block, owned by
James f. Waters, and situated opposite
Stark's hotel. The fire originated in the cell
lar and made a clean sweep OF the premises.
Gov. Downey would, no doubt, like to at
tend the Inauguration ball F., but, us he was in
town last night, we think hts chance of join
In the mazy dance at Sacramento rather
slim. The telegraph yesterday was certainly
Mt fault in announcing that he would attend.
Mr.. N. II. Streeter, nephew OH. D. Parker,
of the celebrated Parker House Boston, is
stopping at the Pico. Mr.. Streeter is here for
the purpose of enjoying whatever Of good
there is in our balmy Winter climate, and we
| hope he will take it all in.
Professor LII Ransieur's regular weekly
| soree was largely attended on Tuesday even
| ing, and the music and calling We're up to the
metropolitan standard. These little enter
| tanments are quite recherche in character
and the Professor deserves great credit for
| inauSurating them.
| We hope the Council will pay no attention
to the protest against the opening of LOS An
| geles street but widen it in accordance with
the wishes of the tax payers. We have no i'll
| will against the Chinese but the unsightly
| purlieus known as Negro alley, should be
cleared out and Los Angeles street will then
be of some service as n business street.
According to the san Luis Obispo Tribune
Of Dec. llth, 1.-THE gay and festive Dingman,"
| who figured SO prominently in the Santa
Barbara Police Court last week. slept at the
| Cosmopolitan Hotel in San Luis ObispO OH
Wednesday night last and registered as Luis
Edwards, and left there on Thursday morn
| ing for Australia or elsewhere.
Among the recent shipments from the =
r. r. depot were bales of pelts, from H.
Woodson 200 sacks OF barley, from lIellman
| Haas & Co.; 2S} joints OF artesian pipe from
Barrows, Furrey & Co.; 1913 sacks of corn, from
Judd & Co.; 40 sacks Of feed from f. Germain
& Co.. 2caks of vine, from Bernard. In ad.
dition to the above there was large amount
of way freight Of miscellaneous character.
The benefit of Messrs. Butler and Russell
tonight at Turn-Verein Hall will be a gen.
erous testimonial to two deserving minstrels.
| These gentlemen are stars in the profession
| and will show the people OF Los Angeles to-
night that they can provide first class per
formance. A number OF our we'll known vo-
calists will assist them and the programme
will be highly entertaining.
Lewis Levin & Co. the popular book and
| music dealers, IA Spring street, have favored
the HERALD Office with the following new
sheet music: Autumn Winds" by f. B.
Phelps, "Out IN the Starlight" by Harry
Kennedy;"The Clang OF the Wooden Shoon.''
by s, L. Molloy; ~ Will Love Thee" by F.
Campana; and "Row Down Thine Ear" by
| Otto Tob.
The Park View Tract, laid out by Mayor
| ic nj
are easily accessible by Temple street and
| will soon be in the heart of our growing city.
Mayor Beaudry's enterprise is commendable
and he is meeting his just reward in speedy
sale of lots at good prices. He has recently
received a consignment OF 20,oD0 feet of pipe,
the freight on which cost over fifteen hun :
dred dollars.
Tomorrow there will be a public oral ex-
animation in the public schools of the city.
All persons are invited to attend these exerci.
ses Time: 9A. NJ. to IL NJ, and l p. NJ. to
P NJ. In the evening there will be an exhi.
hilton in Turn-Verein Hall, commencing at
7 o'clock. Price Of admission for adults 5t
cents; for children and pupils OF the schools
p cents Payment received at tho door.
The debate on the qualifications of teachers
| last n1enJ at the meeting oi the Do"ru Vi E1u
ucation developed the fact that competency
was the only point to be considered. While
all the members were favorable to Los An
seles first, and California next, yet location
would not be permitted to outweigh ability
The Board announced that the necessities o
our schools demanded first class teachers ant
no others need apply.
concert will be given at Turn-Verein Hal
next Sunday night by Daniel Reichel, thu
eminentl tlbasso-p -profund, assisted by a hos
| oflocol talent. Mr.. Reichel comes highl,