Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
LOCAL ESREVITIE,%.

in the shade yesterday.
Ex-Stste Senator Mccoy was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. II. ID. Barrows was at Montreal,
Canada, at last accounts.
The l. A X R X Co. will have a
handsome depot at Santa Monica.
a number Of buildings are in prog
ress ON Also street near Alameda.
a fine aspaltum pavement has been
laid i'm front of the Commercial Bank.
The wagon road TO the timber on the
San Jacinto mountains is rapidly be-
ing completed.
Forty cents IL hundred for grapes is
the rate established by the wine ma
kers.
We saw some Fl pc lines at NJ. Kel-
ler's store yesterday which were as
large az lemons.
The Day of Atonement will be cele-
brated by our Jewish residents with
great soemnity.
Mr.. j. G.. Jackson and Lucky Bald
win leave San Francisco to-day on the
OriZaba for Los Angeles.
Mrs. L. Marks has elegant furnished
rooms to rent OH Wilmingtons street,
near Commercial.
Remember the ball of the Janissa-
ries of Light at Downey on the 18th
inst.
Lips, Craigue & Co. received 81
barrels of whisky on Monday instead
of 20 as We printed it.
The steamer Senator, from San Fran
cisco, arrived yesterday at Santa
Monica and San Pedro.
A reception will be given to Mr..
Hickey, the new pastor, tonight at
the Fort street NJ. 4. church.
DR.. Stanway has returned from San
Francisco, where he examined over
two hundred applicants for pensions.
Among the arrivals at the Grand
Hotel San Francisco we note that of
Prof. Chas. n. Steen.
None fthe courts were IN session
yesterday except Mayor Beaudry's,
which has no terms and no vacations.
There has been protest filed
against the proposed widening of San
Pedro street.
Capt. Larson of the schooner Sparrow,
now lying at Santa Monica, was in
Los Angeles yesterday.
A very delightful surprise party was
given to Misses Nellie and Mamie
White last evening by their numerous
young friends.
Mr.. David Silverman, the well
known jeweler of San Francisco, took
a trip to Anaheim yesterday and will
return on Friday.
The crossing at Spring and Frank
lin streets, just by the Jail, will be
very bad in wet weather. The city
should fix it.
Mr.. Louis Polaski's many friends
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering under skillful medical treat
ment in Paris.
Capt. Nordberg of the bark Ros-
we'll Sprague was in the city yester-
day. His vessel leaves Wilmington
perhaps to-day.
Perpich, at the Occidental Chop
House, is winning golden opinions by
his elegant bill of fare. Give him a
call at any hour, day or night, and
you will be well served.
Fouyteen bars of bullion, valued at
S32, 900 from the Ivanpah mine, owned
by Mcfarland Bros, were br ought in
to-day and shipped to San Francisco
by w. +. & Co. Oh the Ancon.
The controversy between the Val
entine scrip location, eX re Henry
Charles, and the applicant for the
town site of San Juan Capistrano has
been amicably adjusted, much to the
satisfaction Of the land Office officials
Mrs. Polaski and her two daughters
the Misses. Annie and Augusta Polas-
ka arrived from San Francisco yes
terday on the steamer Senator. A
host of friends greeted them on their
return from their six weeks visit to
the metropolis.
A lady about embarking on the
Wilmington train yesterday was sud-
denly taken with a bleeding at the
nose and for over an hour it was bleed.
ing profusely. A number of ladies
gave her every attention as it was
feared she would bleed to death.
The pepper trees in certain localities
are becoming nuisance, because the
owners allow the branches to grow so
low as to rake the hats and bonnets
of pedestrians. A few minutes work
would abate this nuisance, and we
| again call on the owners of pepper
| trees to trim them.
The Orphans Fair will be held in
Turn-Verein Hall on October 19, 20
and 81. From the preparations the
ladies have been making we antici-
pate great success. No charity Is so
worthy as the Orphan Asylum and we
| have no doubt ourcitizens will respond
literally to this appealfor aid.