Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-15

The Mdhongo arrives at San Pedro
at 6 A, NJ. tomorrow, and leaves for
San Diego on arrival OF the a p. NJ.
for here.
Sixty-six arrivals are registered at
the hotels as follows: Backman
House, s, ST. Charles, II, Lafayette, IL
and United States, 29.
Travel overland is light nowadays.
Our cloudless skies and bright moon
render street lamps unnecessary in
the city.
The S. S. Senator sails for San Fran
cisco to-day through time 46 hours.
Steamer trains leaves r. r. depot at
10:15 A. NJ. Stages for Santa Monica
leave at 2:30 P. NJ. Steamer leaves
Santa Monica at 6 P. N.
Col. Jackson, the new Superinten-
dent of the L. a. and L. r. r., is TAX
ing hold of matters in way to indi-
cate that the road will soon be COM
pleted to this city.
Zoe ZelIa's letter from Santa Moni-
ca Canon published in yesterdays
HERALD has all the freshness and the
crispness of the balmy breezes which
flow through that famous seaside re-
sort.
The Government telegraph lines in
Arizonia are being thoroughly repair
ed and put in perfect running order.
Lieutenant Read, Superintendent, in
tends to build the connecting line
East through New Mexico as soon as
possible.
Bridgeport Conn. has spiritualis-
tic medium who will prove a valuable
addition to his circle of facquaintances.
He materializes the spirits to such
perfection that they decorate the ta-
BILE with rare flowers and supply ice
cream and cigars to those present.
Attention is invited to the new mil
lihery store opened on Spring street,
opposite Temples Bank by Miss
Hammond. Besides the latest and
most elegant styles of female habili-
ments, Miss H. will keep on hand
| choice assortment of pattern work.
The wholesale cigar establishment
of Barnett Bros, No. 15 Spring street
is one of the recent signs of growth of
our city. A large trade is already
| coming in to the house, induced by
| enterprise and the sale of the best ar
| ticle in the market.
Wednesday, the 10th inst, is the an
| niversary of Mexican Independence
and the occasion will be celebrated in
this city by various parties and balls.
The modistes OF the city are all busily
| engaged in making gorgeous costumes
for the beautiful sefioritos who will
meet to do honor to the day.
While endeavoring to catch the run
away team of Mr.. Bauer, Mr.. A. N.
Hamilton was thrown from his horse
! and barely escaped being kicked to
death. His foot was caught in the
stirrup, and the kicking Of the horse
tore his pantaloons nearly off him.
We are glad the noble fellow was not
injured while in the act of saving per-
sons from death.
1t seems that sTrene Harding" was
seriously injured at the State Fair
grounds, day before yesterday. Last
evening Noyes received q despatch
from Sacramento, signed by Durfee and
Jonathan, informing him that Irene
and Ballot Rox will run single hand
ed on Friday. Noyes and Gard will
sell pools on all the Los Angeles horses
at the State Fair.
The City Water Company has deter
mined to lay % inch main from the
reservoir through the Plaza and down
Los Angeles street. The iron pipe to
be used for the purpose has been order
ed by the company. and as soon as It Is Is
delivered 1t will be laid down. 10000
linear feet Of pipe has been contracted
for at 9a cents per foot, and 1t is to be
delivered on or before the 1st of April
next.
An invitation surmounted with a
delicate hand, one finger of which is
receiving the wedding ring, comes to
us again. Mr.. w. Fisk Daley and
Miss. f. Gertrude Friend. Reception
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gilday, Also street, Wednes-
day September 18th 1875 at s P. NJ. If
we cannot be among those who hasts
en- to congratulate the happy couple
we shall be with them in spirit.
Therewas strong effort by the ele.
ments to get up rain yesterday.
The dark storm bearing clouds march.
ed up from the sea marshalliug them
selves in threatning array. The wary
began to hunt up their umbrellas
and prick up their ears to catch the
sound of rolling thunder. 1t was how
ever false alarm and wound up with
very slight sprinkle, not equal in
moistening power to a fourth class
dew. Better luck next time.
We succumb. We yield. In short,
we give it up. When the telegraph
began sometime ago to inform us that
Westervelt did not ride on the cars on
July 9Th, with boy resembling Char
lie Ross, we were inclined to disbelieve
the report, and hold on to our convic-
ton that he did take the ride. But
we cannot resist the effect of the dali
ly assertion of the telegraph for so
many weeks, and therefore yield. You
| naadn,t ronaat tho fact anv moro Mr.