Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-28
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Brode's block is finished.

Mrs. Lanfranco will arrive by to-
days stage from Caliente.
Perry, Woodworth & Co., nave q
lumber yard in Cotton.
DR.. Hobbs will preach at Orange,
next Lords day.
County Assessor Alvord, of Santa
Barbara, is in the city.
Eectioneering is brisk. For cheap
votes apply to Judge Thompson on.
Information is wanted of N. Schneid-
er. Leave word at the post-office.
Los Angeles is not effected by the
Bank of California failure.
Don Marcus Foster, of Los Flores,
was in the city yesterday
w. G. Ralston had his life insured
for 100000.
Santa Ana was aroused last night by
the Democratic speeches of Ganahl
and other orators.
City Clerk Kremer, returned yester-
day from his canvass of the county, in
which he has made hosts of friends.
Jose G. Estudillo, the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer, is ex-
pected in Los Angeles to-day.
Los Angeles Grange, No. SO will
give a Harvest Feast to-day, at Grange
Hall.
Anaheim is exercised over the loca-
tion of a notorious house next to the
church.
Rev. A. M. Campell of the M. E.
Church, South, has arrived in San
Francisco.
A good cook wanted for first-class
post. Call at this office. No China
man need apply.
Gold in New York yesterday was
13s per cent premium. Greenbacks
bought at S71 and sold at S83.
Remember the Turn-Verein picnic
tomorrow for the benefit of the Hos
pital Fund, at Washington Gardens.
The auction sale of books last night
at Main and Arcadia, was we'll attend
ed. Capt. Moore, the auctiOneer, sells
them without reserve.
the steamer Los Angeles from San
Fraecisco, will arrive at Santa Monica
early this morning, and leave on the
return trip at 10 AM.
Mr.. H. L. Barnett, of Barnett Bros.
arrived yesterday from San Francisco
with a splendid stock of cigars and
smoking articles.
In the Christian Church, Elder G..
r. Hand will preach an II A. NJ. and
7:30 P. NJ. August Goth, at the Court
House. All are respectfully invited.
Judge Thompson will speak tonight.
We hope he will explain where those
cheap votes can be obtained. His In
dependent friends need them.
The first monthly meeting of the
teachers ofthis city was held at 2 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. They brought
their reports and submitted them to
the Superintendent.
Turkeys, chickens, quails, and every
other haveable luxury is served up
daily at the Barnum Restaurant. En-
chiladas served every Sunday for din
ner.
We learn by the San Bernardino
Guardian, that Capt. Sayward, of
Riverside, is employing eighty men
on his canal enterprise, and that the
work is progressing favorably.
The rattle at the Senate tonight
will be lively affair. All the expe-
reinced dice manipulators will be pres
ent to try their luck for Joe Breson's
celebrated PAGER.
In our travels yesterday every other
man we met said he had expected the
failure of the Bank of California for
some time. Hindsight is just as good
as foresight if you don't have any
money in the bank.
George Francis Train is said to have
predicted the failure of the Bank of
California some years ago, but as he
has also prophesied the shaking of
thrones, the liberation of Ireland and
the reign of Woodruff, we can hardly
credit him with any prescience.
The confirmation of Rev. Mr.. Edel-
mans son takes place this morning in
the Synagogue at 10 o'clock. A recep-
tion will be given from 2 to 9 P. M. at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edel-
man. No printed invitations are re-
quired at the confirmation jim the Syn
agogue.
Among the shipments yesterday
were three barrels of wine from John
Moran to New Jersey and New York;
four pipes of wine for New York; one
barrel of whiskey to Cotton, 100
sacks of meal to Littlefield, Webb &
Co., of San Francisco; 100 joints of
artesian pipe to Norwalk.
Mr.. H. T. Payne, photographer, yes
terday exhibited to US some fine large
Photographic views of the residence of
ex-Mayor Toberman, and Judge Nj
chols. The subjects are as fine as can
be found in the city, and Mr.. Payne
has handled them with that exquisite
taste for which he has attained an en-
viable reputation.
Vahle, the Ballona wife murderer,
was sentenced to ten years in the PEN
itentiary. He received his sentence
without any manifestation of feeling,
no doubt glad that his precious neck
had escaped the hangman's moose.
Wife murder will likely become a
popular amusement to designing hus-
ha nds TT ia safer than horse stealing