Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Seed-sowers and seed-drills, ut the
Grange Store at lowest rates.
Public school motto for this week,
'tBe Obedient." ID .
The Mirror appeared as usual yes
terday.
The public schools will resume their
sessions tomorrow.
Mr.. John Henicke is about starting
q brewery at Santa Monica.
Mr.. G. r. Rinaldi, of San Fernando,
is at the st. Charles.
Don Mateo Keller returned yester-
dry from Malaga ranch.
State Treasurer Jose G. Estudillo is
at the st. Charles.
The steamer MohOngO, from San
Francisco, will arrive tomorrow.
The steamer Orizaba will arrive at
San Pedro early this morning.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1l44 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at S6 (dI 81.
Mr.. Ducommun reports the total
rain fall up to noon yesterday to be
$40 inches.
Mrs. G. Prayer and Mr.. /. Duns-
moor are passengers by the Mohongo
which left San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. H. Williams, of Santa
Monica, was registered at the st.
Charles yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba leaves for San
Diego to-day. Train leaves the depot
at 1O:l5 A. NJ.
Among the receipts at the depot
yesterday was one car of potatoes for
the Grange store.
Mr.. George Furman is around the
street as of yore, but is not quite strong
enough for work.
With fair weather the l.. A. Il l. r.
r. track will be laid to the San Pedro
street depot by tonight.
s Judge Witherby, Frank Stone, Mi
guel Aguirre and Robert Kelly, of San
Diego, arrived in the city yesterday.
The street railway force was at work
yesterday ballasting up the track on
Fort street.
Professor Hermann, #. Mcguire Jr.
anu George Chipman are at the Pico
House. ss.
Mr.. p. WiIdman, of the Exchange
Hotel, Wilmington, is at the st.
Charles.
. Mr.. w. III. Norway, of Santa Bar
bara, the we'll known surveyor, is at
the st. Charles.
Hon. John M. Satterwhite, Senator
from San BernardinO county, is at the
st. Charles, EN- route to the Capitol.
Rev. Bishop Kavanaugh, of Louis
vile, Ky, will preach at Trinity
church, Spring street, to-day at ii
A. NJ.
General Kimball, present Surveyor
General of Utah, has purchased Mr..
Berry's place in the San Gabriel Or
ange Grove Association Tract.
The sale of Mayor Beaudry's hill
lots at Jones. & Noyes' auction store
did not take place yesterday, but was
postponed for two weeks.
At this time ION Saturday at S p. NJ. y
the weather is clear and there is every
prospect that the races will commence
on Monday.
A newspaper carrier mired on Main
street yesterday morning. He was
pulled out by one of his delinquent
subscribers.
The steamer Senator leaves for San
Francisco to-day. Train leaves fol
San Pedro at 10:l5A A. NJ, and Reynolds
stages leave for Santa Monica at
p. M.
Among the shipments. from the de.
pot yesterday we're 2l2 sacks of meal
| for San Francisco from the AlisC
mills. In addition to this a large
amount of way freight was shipped.
Thomas Mcguire, jr., and George
Chipman, who came down from the
city with Hermann, called at the
HERALD Office yesterday, looking as
large as life and fully as natural.
Miss Barrett, on account of ill healtl
having resigned her position as schoo
teacher, Mrs. Emma Means has beer
appointed to the vacancy for the
term.
The city pays part of the salary o
an Assistant Jailor ard feeds the chair
gang, yet none of our crossings art
kept clean by the captain of the chair
gang.
4 Mr.. Smith, the milk dealer, miret
in front of the French Consups house
OH Main street yesterday. And there
are six Councilmen going out Of Office
OF course none of them care to be elec
ted.