Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-31

GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr. r. @. Yapp, OF San Fernando, is at the
ST. Charles. a.re
Michael Reese has returned to San Fran
cisco.
The Los Angeles Real Estate Reporter for
January lst, 1875, is issued.
An assault and battery case is pending be-
fore Judge Gray.
cisco to-day.
The Los Angeles Social Club give a party
tonight at their rooms.
( The sale of the Eberle trees will take place
January 9th. 44fa &sf
Next Monday Is the last day to pay tsxes
without penalty.
Mayor Beaudry's Park View lots are selling
rapidly.
A salute of one hundred guns will be fired
at midnight In honor of the Centennial. .
Col. Peter Donahue was serenaded in San
Francisco last night.
Miss Major Pauline Cushman, a noted
Union spy during the late war, Il registered
at the Oriental.
largely attended yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Yesterday, before Judge Gray, the watch
thief case was continued, owing to the alb
sence of material witnesses.
The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock was caused by the burning out of
fiue at the st. Charles hotel.
The train for Santa Monica will leaye the
depot at So o'clock this morning, instead of
the usual hour, ga A. NJ.
The children OF the Congregational Sabbath
School, assisted by number OF amateurs,
will give a concert next Sunday evening.
The telegraph reports the wind blowing a
gale at San Diego, but In Los Angeles the
weather is as balmy as a tropical Summer
Owe.
Nick Richardson, the thievish hackman,
was committed by Judge Gray, in default of
81 600 bail, TO await the action of the Grand
Jury.
Mr. j. d. Dorian will be at his school-room
this afternoon TO receive the parents of new
pupils and make arrangements for the ensu-
lug quarters tuition.
Colonel Peter Donahue and family, of San
Francisco, who have been on visit to Japan
have returned home. Colonel Donahpe and
Governor Downey are brothers-in law.
The Grange store has one of the celebrated
champion deep tiller double gang plows. II Is
q beauty and will turn under stalks and 9TH
er fertilizers with the greatest ease.
The Thirty Flights meet at their engine
house in full uniform at l2 o'clock sharp to-
night They will then parade the streets
with torches to welcome in the New Year.
Thesteamer Ancon having been detained
at San Francisco, not being able to cross the
bar, owing to rough weather, will arrive at
San Pedro tomorrow instead OF to day.
Golden Rule Lodge No. l6O, l. 0. o. F.. Will
hold their regular meeting this evening at
their hall, In Downey Block at7h O'Clock.
full attendanceis rcquested,a as officers for the
ensuing term will be elected.
A new station has been established on the
Los Angeles and Independence railway,
called Vincente. 1t is near the new race
track which is shortly to be established at
Santa Monica.
Mr.. Frates, Superintendent Of the San Fer
nando Tunnel work is at the st. Charles.
Twenty-nine hundred feet ofthe Tunnel are
completed, leavin! about thrty-elght hum
dred still to be done.
The Grand Central Restaurant is doing a
splendid business in the oyster trade. Every
thing In the market served to order on the
European plan, which Is great convenience
to business men and the public.
The Turn.Verein will have a New Years
tree at their hall tonight. Doors open at 8
O'Clock, dancing commences at O'Clock, and
the New Years tree will be uncovered at 10
o'clock.
The Terpsichorean Social Club give New
Years eve soiree tonight at Stearns' hall. 1t
will be largely attended, and the young gem
tlemen, managers of the club, will spare no
efforts to please their guests.
Last evening Olive Lodge No. 2e, X of p,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: C. c., w. X. Scott; V. c., A. w. Potts;
r., N. s. Russell: R. of r. & s., ]. S. Tam; NJ.
of F., A. ]. Hamilton; NJ. OF E., I. ]. Duns-
moor. Ea1I8 ES
The ladies of the Congregational church
wish to express their thanks to Miss Binford,
who so ably assisted in getting up the tab
leaux; to Dunsmoor Bros to the Janissaries
OF Light; to the editors, and to all who helped
to make the Christmas entertainment pleas
ant and successful.
! The Veterans of the Mexican War of this
place will hold an important meeting at the
rooms of DIR. ]. ID. Dunlap, on the sth of Jam
uary. We understand that the Association
fran ha acf tn
joinin the Mexican Veteran Encampment at
Philadelphia during the Centennial.
Messrs. Barbee & Gates have sold H. NJ.
Johnston's homestead in East Los Angeles to
Mr.. A. B. Chapman, of the firm of Glassell,
Chapman & Smith, for sll 900, Mr.. Chapman
we are informed will remove to East Los
Angeles and Mr.. Johnston will Immediately
build an elegant residence. l1
Mrs, DIR. Geleich and Mrs. Capt. Moore have
been making charitable collection for the
benefit of the crazy woman so often noticed
in our columns. They raised q generous sum,
which will aid the poor unfortunate materi'
ally. These charitable ladies deserve great
credit for their efforts.
The patriotic citizens of Los Angeles are
going to celebrate the opening OF Inc Centeh
| nlal year by a grand jubilee. The firemen
military and police will have grand turn
| out at midnight, December Slst, and immedi
| ately after will welcome in January Ist. 1915
| Let II be general and enthusiastic
| Yesterday afternoon, as several ladies ant
gentlemen were taking equestrian exercise OF
| Figueroa street, saddle turned, throwing
the lady rider, to the ground, but Fortunately
\ without injury. The horse was soon captures
by her escort, the saddle safely secured ant
all rode of In gallant style. The lady, who
| met with the accident, deserves great cred
for her nerve, asshe did not show any of th