Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-16
GOLD REPORT .
LOCAL BREVITIES.

is attending the Teachers Institute.
Did you feel the earthquake yes
terday? n r - - -
Grass is growing finely after the re-
0e"' i"'n' 81 & t} -
kilograms for F. NJ. Covert aud d
Keller at the Western Union office.
Mr.. G. Wells of Wells, Fargo & Co.
is at the ,Backman House. , ....zs ,.
Judge Willis, of. San Bernardino,
was in the city yesterday.
Bishop Kavanagh is in the city, n
guest of the Kimball Mansion. faT
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1143 per cent. premium. Currency sold
here ut S6 @ 81. a4.... aDa. =, =
Earthquake shocks were felt at San
Bernardino, Wilmington, Anaheim,
Spadra and Cotton yesterday.
The steamer Ancon will arrive at
Wilmington to-day with l05 passen-
gers from San Francisco.
The Temperance meeting on Sun
day evening was well attended, not
withstanding, the bad walking. 80
The NeO Italy will be issued to-
morrow. 1t is rich and interesting
number n s.5 le 's..',
The rain prevented q large atten-
dance at Washington Gardens, Sun
day. y @WsA Gsshlsiti sfBss
Mr.. Chapman, of Panamint, is in
the city. He reports mining matters
prosperous up in Tnyo county. a
The steamer Mohongo left yesterday
with twenty six passengers for San
Francisco tS''|
The new Postofiice sign is thing
of beauty. The artists are Mills &
Snyder, No. 100 Spring street. 1t is
carved in the wood and then gilded.
Nasal catarrh, deafness, ear, eye and
lungs, asthma, bronchitis successfully
treated by DR.. Aborn at the Backman
house.
Col. r. c. Hopkins, Of the Surveyor
Generals Office, arrived in the city
Yesterday and is the guest of Don
Mateo Keller.
Mr.. Seagar's PAGER, arrived on, the
Mohongo with Captain George A.
JohnsOn's bay stallion Regent and
two and three year old fiIlies.e
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement "For sale at Bargain" !"
Five hundred dollars willYpurchase a
good paying business. .,=.#.l...
There was no evening service on
Sunday at the Episcopal church on
account of the indisposition of Rev.
w. H. HILL -
The l. A & I Railway track will he
at the San Pedro street depot by the
last of this week and trains viii run to
the Fair,next week. i.z.is
Deputy County Clerk Owen, has re-
turned to duty, much to the delight of
the community in general and report
ers in particular.
~ Old cases af granulated lids, specks,
films, opacities of the cornea, weak,
sore or infiamed eyes are speedily cur
ed by DR.. AbOrn, even after they have
resisted other treatment. & ~ tft
Mr.. A. B. Johnson has, discovered a
silver ledge of great richness within
twenty miles ofthis city. 1t assays
over $3.50 silver to the ton, a little cop
per and ten per cent. OF lead.
Consumption curable by the system
of medical inhalation enjoined with
his local and constitutional treatment
as adopted by DR.. Aborn' now at the
Backman House. ..=..... ..##....
Rt. Rev. Jose M de Jesus Gonzales,
who died recently Of paraly sis was
over ~ years of age and had occupied
many prominent clerical positions
since 1927. s -4 ~
In the case of Abila VS.. Abila a re-
hearing has been granted by the Su-
preme Court, and the case stands for
argument next term. This case in
wolves the title to the Tajauta ranch.
Mr.. Whitlach, on his return from
the Charlotte mine, Will go down to
San Rafael, Lower California, to eX.
anime the Minerva, Trinidad and Preb-
10 lodes.
The rain gaugeat Mr.. 0. III. Bliss
house on Alameda street reached nine
ty-fve hundredths of aninch fall on
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing. -N.s.g~.s.
Avery perceptible shock Of an earth
quake was felt in this city yesterday
ut 2:3O p. M. Clocks i'm the jewelry
stores stopped, and many of our citi-
zens rushed into the. streets thinking
Gabriel was about blowing his horn.
Mr.. Sam. Rothschild, father ofMr.J.
M. Rothschild, the popular attorney,
is about to open branch of the San
Francisco Golden Rule Bazaar on Los
Angeles street, between Also and
Commercial streets.
There isa pool of stagnant water in
the gutter on the West side of Spring
street, between First and Second,
which should be removed, as it seri-
Ously endangers the health of the
neighborhood.s ,.rr uErs4fst
q Among the shipments yesterday
were 8 bales of wool from Hellman,
Haas & Co.; 20 sacks of meal, from
Also Mills; and so sacks of corn, from
Hellman, Haas & Co.; and large
amount of way freight.
"a The Goodenough horse shoeing es-
tablishment has changed hands, Mr..
s. White being. now the manager,
Judge Storer having retired. We wish
the new firm every success under its