Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
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Inc Benjamin COmDlnatlOn OITtf
superior bill for to-night's performance
Go and see them at Merced Theatre.
Mr.. Seymour, of the Grange Store,
wants six tons of Mexican pink beans.
Farmers will please take notice.
There is an immense rush for those
gang plows with Moline bottoms at
the Grange Store.
Twenty-One cOnveyanceS were reg
istered yesterday, aggregrating near
ly $780, 600 IN value.
Judge Sepulveda left yesterday for
Santa Barbara to try some cases in
which Judge Fawcett is interested.
Officers Ryan and Thomas yes er-
day arrested man named James AL
len for threatening to kill.
Two men were arrested last even
ing by officer Cruz for fighting in
front Of Merced Theatre.
DR.. Kurtz and Mr.. Alfred James,
hold over as members of the Board of
Education
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
l4s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at Sc 60 81.
Los Angeles Lodge, No. 33, r. A. M.
will hold the annual election of Off
GERS, Monday night at 1880 O'Clock.
One hundred and twenty-five horses
have been bought of Don Juan Fora-
ter for the Wells line ofstages to New
Mexico.
The concrete ditch and reservoir of
the Lake Vineyard Association are
finished and the tract will soon be
subdivided and put in the market.
The Turn-Verein German Dramat-
ic Section will give grand theatrical
performance tomorrow night at Turn
Halle,
Officer Thomas has arrested man
named Jesus Lopez for horse stealing
and he will have a hearing next Tues
day.
Visitors In Los Angeles should visit
the Symposium Saloon, near the Pico
House. 1t has the finest stock of liq-
uors in the city.
Tie soiree of the II. S. c. last night
at Stearns' Hall was well attended and
an elegant affair. The music by
La Ransieur u Reeds band could
not be eXcelled,
Prof. Arrevalo requests us to con-
tradict the statement that he intends
leaving the city for month. He
will be gone on little iauut of a
week.
Prof. Havell's stock Of organs and
pianos will be sold OH the 20th instant
by Jones and Noyes. 1t is q great OPP
portunity for obtaining choice instru-
ments.
The Quarterly Concert of the Bap-
tist Sunday School will be given at
the German church OH Spring street,
next Sunday evening. "A cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Seats free.
Attention is directed to the advel-
tisement of the American Bakery, in
dIlOtileT toluhHH. lhio WSii NiiONh u
ba akery does its work in the best East
ern style and all its productions are
first cles~.
The Santa Monica Hotel has been
leased to Air. >. w. Craigue, of the
firm of Lips & Craigue, for three years.
Mr.. Craigue had the control of the
Horton House, San Diego, for years,
and knows how to keep a hotel.
The ladies and others interested in
the Sunday School Of st, Athanaslus's
Church, are requested to meet the
Rector at The Church this afternoon
at o'clock, to make arrangements for
the Christmas tree for the children,
The attention of our readers Is di.
rected to the advertisement of Mr.. f.
Tamiet, Landscape Gardener. Mr.,
Tamiet is a gentleman Of experience
and excellent taste in his business and
is worthy the patronage of those who
have homes to beautify.
Merced Theatre had fair audience
last night, and the Benjamin Comb.
nation did better than usual. Miss
Pearl Courtland tonight has benefit
and we believe it will be bumper
Go early and get front seat, as an un'
usually attractive bill is presented
Alfred Moore, the auctioneer, has
his regular Saturday auction sale to-
day, and he will close out an immense
quantity of goods. He sells almost
everything i'm the line of earthly pos
sessions from piano to q baby's rat
tie; horses, boot-iacks and grindstones
corks, tacks aud dictionaries.
Engineer Charles Crawford and his
party have returned after successfully
locating the San Fernando and SAINTS
Monica wagon road. The road Is
miles through the San Vicente hill:
and its total length from San Fernan
do plains to Santa Monica is fourteen
| miles.
We regret to hear Of the death o
Mr.. J. b. Resley. late Of Iowa. The
deceased was son of DR.. j. Resley, o
lie Grand, Iowa, and came here for hi
health, but the disease had too strong
II hold on him and he died at San Ga
briel. His afflicted father will takt
the remains to 0aklandfo for interment
by to-day's steamer.
Judge De Long is busy answerin.
correspondence in regard to this 10
cality. His eff6rts in Kansas wer
instrumental in giving the delude'
Kansan an accurate idea of the oil
mate and capabilities of this section
He has mailed 1000 pamphlets to al
parts of the United States and the.
must have favorable effect in direct
inc immig ration to this section.