Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The steamer Mohongo will arrive to.

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! The distribution of prizes at the Sis
ters' School takes place tomorrow.
The bark Atalanta arrived yesterday
at the Anchorage.
The local freight business at the de.
pot was lively yesterday.
Mr.. d. Fitzpatrick, the temperance
orator, is at Santa Barbara.
DR.. Lucky has returned from at.
tendance on teachers institute al
Ventura.
Mr.. M. 8. Hall, the railroad con.
tractor has returned from San Fran.
CISCO.
Excursion tickets to the Orange fes.
tival for sale at the cars on Friday
evening.
Major Toberman has sold out his In.
terest in the Gold Bank to the San
Diego directors.
Mr.. F. r. Slaughter left yesterday
for San Francisco. We expect to well
come him back In about ten days.
Mr.. Seth White will please call for
telegram at the Western Uuion Tele-
graph Office.
Mr.. s. H. Mott Of Los Angeles was
registered at the Cosmopolitan, San
Francisco, on Friday last.
Mr.. F. Green of this city was at the
Russ House, San Francisco, last Sat-
urday.
George Pridham, Coast Line Agent,
having returned, officiates with his
usual urbanity.
The steamer Kalorama arrived yes
terday from San Francisco with go
tons of freight.
The Orizaba sailed for San Francis
co yesterday with 400 tons Of freight
and IS passengers from Los Angeles.
Turn-Verein Hall was crowded on
Sunday night to witness the dramatic
entertainment.
About 100 couple tripped the light
fantastic on Saturday night at the
opening of the Santa Monica Hotel.
The Commencement exercises of ST..
Vincent's College will begin to-day at
Mr.. w. w. Foot, son of ex-senator
Foot and brother-in-law of VIM.
Stewart of Oakland, is in the city.
A grand wolf hunt will take place
next Saturday at Centinela Rancho.
The fun will commence at 2:30 P. NJ.
Mr.. A. w. Potts declines to serve as
Grand Marshal on the Fourth of July,
and Mr.. H. M. Mitchell declines a re-
appointment.
Donaldson lost q memorandum hook
between the PostOffice and Wells,
Fargo g. Co.'s office. Please return to
this office.
The testimony in the case of the pro-
testor of the Boca de Santa Monica
was all taken yesterday, and the evil
dence will be sent to the Surveyor
Generals office forthwith.
The grading of Alameda street is
making good progress and it will soon
be fine drive, when the railroad
track is not occupied by the running
trains.
The steamer Mohongo, arriving to-
day, will bring Miss Denim and q full
theatrical company, who will appear
on Thursday night in Camille at Mer-
ced Theatre.
The bayonet cactus has proved q
success in making paper. About q
ton Of it is on the way to the Philadel-
phia Ledger Mills at Elkton, Mary
land.
Mr.. Geo. M. Norton, Jr., one Of tie
San Diego delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, passed through the
city yesterday on his way to San Fran
cisco.
DR.. w. F. Griswold, late of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, the inventor of new
tooth-plugging machine, was elected
q member of the California State
Dental Association last Friday.
City Surveyor Kelleher was busy
yesterday giving the new grade OF
Fort street. To-day he will commence
boring In the river, having all the
machinery ready.
Kysor & Matthews have made two
elevations of the Anaheim Hotel; one
with Mansard roof and one without.
The Mansard makes q beautiful ap-
pearance, and we hope 1t will be
adopted by the company.
General Mansfield left yesterday fol
San Francisco, OH the Orizaba. We
have begun to look on General eians'
field as permanent resident of Los
Angeles and a valuable citizen. We
eagerly anticipate his early return.
Burlingame, on old San Pedro
Ranch, has just completed IA inch
! artesian we'll. He bored 20 feet anC
the stream rises inches above the tor
of pipe. This is by far the largest well
in the valley and is great encourage
ment to settlers who contemplate Dor.
ing for water. T43
Merced Theatre has been CLEANED
and placed in fine order for the Denim
Sawtelle troupe, who make their debu
on Thursday night. Mr.. Sawte!ls
proposes to make an extra effort TO
the comfort of the audience. Secur'
your seats early.
Louis L. Greentree, the celebrated
shirt-maker of San Francisco, Is in thu
city and stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel. Parties wishing custom made
shirts to order can rest assured of
| perfect fit, at store prices. Gentlemen
| leaving orders at the st. Charles will