Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Barbara.
Judge O'Melveny has returned from
pleasant visit to San Francisco.
Miss Lucky was passenger for San
Francisco by the AncOn on Sunday.
Rev. d. A. Pearce left for San Fran
cisco on Sunday.
Mr.. r. D. Pitt on Sunday enjoyed a
pleasant visit to Anaheim, and reports
a fine growing crop.
Messrs. Estudillo and Klauber, of
San Diego, were in the city yesterday,
on the return from San Francisco.
The Ancon left Sunday night for
San Francisco with sixty-nine passen-
gers.
The brig Hesperian, Captain Ray,
left on Sunday for the Humboldt lum-
Der regions.
Los Angeles is favored with visit
from Hon. Ben. A. Southland, formerly
of the Seventh District Court.
A restaurateuro of Italian nationality
was robbed of $50 on Sunday night by
a countryman, who has since left
town.
Judge Gray was engaged yesterday
trying to right the wrongs of a Chinese
husband. A jury was demanded, and
we will give the facts tomorrow.
The steamer Orizaba arrived yester-
day from San Francisco with 40 pas
sengers and SO tons Of freight for Los
Angeles.
Hon. w. G. Hill, Chairman of the
San Diego Board of Supervisors, was
in the city yesterday, en- route to Te-
jon Pass.
Judge VIM. Douglas, one of the
most prominent citizens of Kansas
City, Mo-, is registered at the Back.
man House.
We had call yesterday from Mr.. F.
M. Spaulding, of the paper and sta
tionery warehouse of Spaulding & Co.,
San Francisco.
All visitors to the sea-shore should
stop at the Santa Monica Hotel and
enjoy the hospitality of John G. Nor
gan, the gentlemanly proprietor.
Mr.. Charles T. Park has erected
hydraulic ram on his homestead, near
Mr.. Workman's place, which is doing
good service. We congratulate Mr..
Park on the success Of his effort.
ARA Porter, ESQ.,, and wife, of Santa
Barbara, have concluded to pay Los
Angeles a visit. We hope they may
enjoy them selves during the few days
they will remain among us.
Mr.. I. A. Dunsmoor, Of Dmsmoor
Bros, arrived yesterday from San
Francisco, and says he is glad to re-
turn to the metropolis of Southern
California.
Don Pasquale and Norma had fine
audience last Saturday at Santa Bar
bara. The complimentary benefit to
Sig. Maria in this city promises to be
a great success.
The opening of First street, on which
the City Surveyor is now at work,
will be made uniform width of sixty
feet, and will cause the removal Of
number of buildings.
Col. j. J. Warner exhibits in his
office beautiful specimen of cactus,
in flower, known as the viznaya. The
flower is waxy in look, but exquisite
| in color.
We have procured a Dolly Warden
neck-tie for the Terpsichorean party
tomorrow night, and will be on hand.
| The trade in calico is reported brisk
by dry goods men.
All Royal Arch Masons will remem-
ber the special meeting of Los Angeles
| Chapter, No. 33, this evening at 1880
O'clock sharp, for work in the fifth and
and sixth degrees.
The Los Angeles Guards had a
pleasant time at the Arroyo Seco on
Sunday. A large crowd was in at
tendance and everything passed off in
an orderly manner.
Attention is directed to the sale to-
day of large lot of carriages, fixtures
and tools belonging to the late John
Collier and Mr.. Neidecken. NOyes
will explain the matter with his usual
perspicuity.
Mr.. Henry Dockweiler, who has re-
turned from his mines at Castle Dome,
had hard trip, but is enthusiastic
over the hospitality of Senor Redondo,
one of the great land owners of Ari-
/ zona.
| Rev. A. M. Campbell left on Sunday
for Georgia, being called East by the
sudden death of his brother. We re-
gret this interruption to his career ol
usefulness, but wish him a safe
| and speedy return.
| Members of the proposed new fire
company are requested to meet at the
Council Chamber this evening at 7:3(
sharp, instead of O'Clock as hereto.
fore announced. So says the Presi'
dent.
Smith, the till-tapper, was arrested
near the cemetery by Detective Har'
ris and special officer Parker. The
prisoner had been concealed in the
vineyards, but the vigilant Officers
had followed his trail close and nabbet
him as soon as he appeared.
The Tucson Citizen says: I" 1t has
been noticed by travellers that on the
principal roads leading to Arizona
Territory, immigrants are coming in
bringing, in most instances, some
stock. They appear to be industriou
people and viii undoubtedly make
good citizens"
Mayor Beaudry's court yesterday