Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

youi SoouS.
The steamer Mohongo sails to-mor-
row.
The Ancon is the next steamer from
San Francisco.
They say all the candidates in Kern
county are called Kernels.
The want column of the HERALD Of
fers great advantages to advertisers.
Mr.. E. Fischer received "a kegs of
Chicago beer yesterday.
J. Del Carme was hung at San Die
go yesterday.
Mr.. David Silverman with fine
stock of jewelry is at room 20, Back
man House.
It's getting to be almost disgrace
to be Cashier nowadays, but it's
very profitable.
Last Tuesday morning at an early
hour Riverside had hard rain for
two hours.
Messrs. Dotter & Bradley have just
finished their contract for furnishing
the Lafayette Hotel.
Mr.. J. w. Welch, of Agricultural
Park. has engaged Prof. Steiner and
his balloon for the Fair week.
Two immense 5000 gallon wine tanks
were shipped to "Lucky" Baldwin's
Santa Anita ranch yesterday.
The sale of seats in the Synagogue
takes place tomorrow between ten
and twelve o'clock.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of middle-aged lady who de-
sires employment as house-keeper.
Gold in New York yesterday was
l164 per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at S52 and sold at 81.
Mr.. Ellis, our new County Surveyor
is laying out, half a mile East of the
Orange school house, cemetery of ten
acres.
The steamer Mohongo did not dis
charge her Los Angeles freight on
Thursday; but will do so on her return
from San Diego.
Rev r. F. Houts, late of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, has associated himself
with the M. E. Conference of CalifOr-
MIA, and will soon be assigned to duty.
Don Mateo Keller had his crusher
at work yesterday all day. The pro-
duct yesterday amounted to about
three thousand gallons when taken
out of the troughs.
DR.. Hall, of Junction City, Kansas.
who spent several months here last
Spring, is on his way back with his
family, to become q permanent resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
Two of our hacks are enterprising.
They meet the train coming in from
San Bernardino, every morning, one
hack taking each side and engaging
the passengers through the windows,
as the train moves up to the depot.
The following is the list of exports
from the Anaheim Railroad Depot for
the month of August: Wine, ll,3O5 lbs
Grain, 1854, $50 lbs, Wool, II, 083 lbs;
Stock, 5000 lbs; Honey, 10,630 Tbs;
Merchandise, 81, GA lbs.
In the handicap race yesterday a t
Sacramento, between Ballot Box and
Irene Harding, single dash of two
miles, the former earring 10 pounds
and the latter 106 pounds, Irene won
in $3.50.
The Philadelphia Brewery is doing
large busines at home and abroad.
With the improvements now finished
it is one of the most complete brewer
les on the coast. Messrs. Lenmert
& Schwarz deserve success.
The Gazette says that proposition
has been made by the Gold Bank of
Los Angeles to establish branch at
Anaheim-the bank to furnish $780,
600 and the citizens $4,000. The prop
osition is viewed with favor.
The Pacific conference, M. E.
Church South, will be held at San Jose
on the 18th of October, and the Los
Angeles conference of the same church
at Los Nietos on the 9th of October,
Bishop Hubbard H. Kavanaugh pre-
siding.
Ourlegal friend, Charles G.. Johnson,
on Thursday night gave an elegant
little entertainment at his rooms.
Music from Prof. Schad, Mad. Franzi-
nj, Signor Maria and others enlivened
the occasion. We regret that we
could not be present.
Among the receipts of freight yes
terday at Los Angeles were 16 white
oak wine casks for M. Keller. II
casks of coal for II. Newmark & Co.,
10 bales of tobacco for B. Freeman; 4s
casks of wine from Workman Bros.
ranch to Bumiller Bros; "a kegs OF
Chicago beer to E. Fischer.
Officer Twomey killed dog yester-
day, which was suspected Of being hy-
drophobic. The symptom most dan.
gerous, was that he always howled in
passing a whisky shop. He didn't
like the water in the grog.
We understand that Professor Steen.
while in a mesmeric state, gave re-
markable test in regard to some lost
property. The consultation was held
at his room in the United States Hotel
and the property was found as he de-
scribed it.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the s. P. r. R. depot was AZ bales
of sheep skins from H. Newmark & Co.
to San Francisco; 700 dry hides from