Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Rev. VIM. III. Hill has lost black
breast-pin, gold mounted.
The steamer Mohongo left yesterday
at 4 P. NJ. for San Francisco.
Next Wednesday Prof. Fischer has
a benefit at Anaheim. All our prom
inent amateurs are billed to assist.
Gold in New York yesterday was
1l6a per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at 85 and sold at 81.
Congress Hall is doing an immense
business in oysters as we'll as liquors
and cigars.
Three bears were killed the other
night at Tejunga Cation while steal
ing honey.
Mr.. David Silverman, the jeweler,
is stopping at room No. 20 Backman
House.
Mr.. S. w. Craigue, of the enterpris-
ing firm of Lips 81 Craigue, has gone
to San Diego.
A divorce suit is about to be institut-
ed by parties we'll known in Los An
geles.
Noyes and Gard sold pools last night
at the Fashion Saloon. Irene Hard
ing was second.
Mr.. Levi Starbuck, of the firm of
Starbuck & Butler is expected home
daily with his bride.
In our report of shipments yester-
day we reported only 124 dry hides
| when it should have been 924.
Messrs. Rumble & Gaertner have
started the survey of the Lake Vine
yard Tract.
Two or three furnished rooms to
rent In first class locality, address
"An this office.
The Baptist Society realized small
sum by the social at Mr.. E. H. Work
mans.
The Illustrated Santa Barbara Press
contains a good engraving of Mr.. F. p.
f. Temple, County Treasurer elect.
The case of FELTON, VS. Justice ct al,
occupied the District Court all day
yesterday.
The City Council had no meeting
last night. They adjourned until
next Thursday night.
The completion of the front brick
wall of the Cathedral has improved
ha oft hI,tl II tv,,r ,calx
We hear that the Fort street M.
E. Church intends buying $4,000 or
| gan for the uew church.
Officer Funk discovered an insane
Indian yesterday in Kohler's lane and
had him promptly removed to the city
| Jail.
Mr.. S. G. Smith, late one of the
proprietors of the st. Charles Restau-
rant, left yesterday for San Diego.
| He will return by the next steamer.
Miles Bros. of Auaheim exhibit an
ear of corn II inches long Z inches
in circumference and containing 1860
kernels of corn.
Mrs. Hammond invites our fashion,
ables to inspect her elegant millinery
stock on Spring street opposite Tenn
pie Block.
John E. Jackson, agent of the S. P.
r. R. Co., notifies consignees that
they must present shipping receipts
hereafter when demanding goods.
Drunk men were scarce yesterday.
This fact speaks volumes for the SO.
briefly of our Spe enish population, who
were celebrating their Independence
Day.
Mr.. E. Greenbaum notifies the pub
lie that he has sold his interest in the
| White House to Mr.. Strowbridge, who
will conduct it hereafter. The new
proprietor comes highly recommended.
The steamer Mohongo will sail for
| San Francisco from San Pedro on Sun
day instead of Saturday, as advertis-
ed. Train leaves here at 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ.
Our friend Colonel J. J. Ayres Of the
Express went up to San Francisco
some days ago, and from a letter to
his paper we learn that he has visited
the Turkish baths and interviewed
Senator Jones.
City Marshal Carrillo's saddle and
bride were much admired yesterday.
They were heavily mounted with sill
yer, and reminded us of the good old
times, when silver was SO plenty that
bullets were made of it and saddles
and brides ornamented with it.
Judge Myron Norton of this city is
justly indignant that Ross Browne,
in his recent communication to the
San Francisco Netcs Letter, classed him
as among the early settlers of Califor-
mia who were now in the "cold, cold
ground"
Immigration TO Southern California
has recommended, and the new-com-
ers are now arriving. AS soon as the
California Bank re-opens, the, pros
pect of this section will be greater
than it ever was.