Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
John Reynolds has q new hack.

The schooner Una will leave for San
Francisco to-day.
Santa Monica bath house is in good
order.
A grand Sunday dinner at the st.
Charles.
The barkentine Atalanta sailed on
Friday for Fort Gamble.
The steamer Mohongo leaves to-day
for San Francisco.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
line will be completed to San Fran
cisco by the 18th inst.
Mr.. Requena's new block, on Los
Angeles street, was receiving a finish
ing touch of plaster yesterday.
John Mayer, charged with assault
on A. II. Hawiey with deadly intent,
was released yesterday on 81, 800 bail.
The steamer Salvador, of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Line sails to-day from
Santa Monica for San Francisco.
The Weekly Mirror of the 10th has
made its appearance, and is up to the
usual standard.
The steamer Salvador is still at the
Santa Monica wharf unloading rail-
road iron at the rate of two hundred
tons per day.
The Semi-Tropicdl Farmer, dated
July 10th, has appeared and sets forth
in an admirable manner the agricul-
tural advantages of this section.
There will be temperance lecture
this evening at Good Templars' Hall
by DR.. w. II. Lucky. Most of the
churches will be closed on that eve
ming. All are invited.
Mr.. M. H. Kimball has a curiosity
at his place on New High street, in
the shape of young orange tree in
full bloom. AT this season of the year
orange blossoms are quite unusual.
Orange Lodge, I. o. B. b., will hold
regular meeting this evening at 7:3O
o'clock at their hall. The installation
of officers will take place, and full
attendance is requested.
Mr.. John Benner requests us to say
that he is much obliged to the Express
for giving him an unruly mustang.
Mr.. Benner does not own mustang,
good, bad or Indifferent.
In the Mayors Court, yesterday, a
hackman was fined $40 for running
over pedestrian, and two drunks re-
ceived the usual temperance dose of
$40.
Last evening DR.. Chevallier, while
driving along in buggy yesterday,
accidentally drove over his dog,
beautiful setter, and SO badly injured
it that it will die.
The delegate election of the Peoples
Independent Party, will be held on
Saturday, the Oath inst, and there
will be grand mass ratification meet
ing on the following Wednesday, Ju-
ly 2Sth.
The st. Charles Hotel had the honor
of receiving the first passengers from
Pacific Mail steamer Salvador by the
way of Santa Monica 1t looks like
business to see direct arrival from
New York by the Pacific Mail line.
Among the shipments to San Fran
cisco yesterday were 944 sacks of new
rye to Hellman, Haas & Co., one car
of asphaltum and one of wool. Mr..
Rose shipped 10 barrels of wine to
Iowa.
The steamer Senator will sail from
San Francisco to-day for Santa Moni-
ca. She will bring a large number of
passengers, many of whom will come
here tor the special purpose of bidding
at the great Santa Monica sale. Sena-
tor Jones will be one Of the number.
Don Mateo Keller has imported
from the States $4,000 white oak
slaves and lot of new oak barrels.
He also has 200 new wine pipes on the
way from San Francisco. All this be-
tokens great activity in the Los Ange-
les wine trade.
Geo. Christopher, charged with fraud
ulently obtaining money from Temple
&Workman on a draft on SanFrancisco,
was captured at San Fernando and put
in Jail yesterday. He says it is all
right; that the firm owe him. The
firm say he is swindler.
A runaway occurred yesterday OH
Spring street, eliminating in grand
collision in front of the Post Office, in
which Gil Jones' wagon was somewhat
smashed, an awning post at the
butcher shop was knocked down and q
cart-horse and saddle-horse ran away
towards Santa Monica.
Smith has gone off quietly and been
married to the lady of his choice. 1t
was very unkind in him, not letting
us know about it, but we now present
our congratulations We hope no
Smith but the right one will send
around any cake or wine. We don't
want to be overwhelmed by numerous
attentions.
Rev. ID. F. Mcfarland, for seven
years a Presbyterian Missionary in
Santa Fe, New Mexico, now of San
Diego, and acting as agent for the CAL
ifornia Bible Society, will preach this
morning at IL o'clock in Leck's Hall,
on Main street, and present the Bible
Cause. All are most cordially invited
to attend. 8ls-
From Mr.. Geo. b. Reiman, with
Bradley & Rulofson, we have received
another large package of photographs
of ofcelebrities, taken by that unequaled
art establishment. These portraits
are like all taken by Bradley q Rulof-
son-the finest in the world for
both finish and execution. EVERYBODY