Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-07
tADr.D REPORT.
LOCAL BREXITIES.

Farmers at San Pasqual are busy
plowing.
The Mirror appeared as usual yester-
day.
Three haptsms are reported in the
Catholic Church last week.
Reeds string band furnished excel
lent music at the Terpsichorean ball.
Mr.. Welsh of Agricultural Park
leaves for San Francisco to-day.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
ll5S per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at S5a o. 81.
The station house at Pomona, on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, is nearly
finished.
Engineer Phelps, of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, leaves to-day to make
survey to the Colorado river.
Mr.. 7. ]. Caystile is out on crutches
after his recent serious accident, by
which he dislocated his knee.
DR.. Euphrat is about opening a real
estate emporium in the office of the st.
Charles hotel.
y new writing table has been added
to the office furniture of the Lafayette
Hotel for the use of their guests.
In answer to several country sub
scribers We will state that the Agri-
cultural Fair commences on Monday,
November Odd, and lasts six days.
The Identical is now conducted by
Ordenstein & Co., and they keep
| general assortment of cigars and to-
| caeco.
Mark Hopkins, Treasurer of the
Central Pacific Railroad, was at Te-
hachape yesterday on his way to this
city.
The stated convocation of Los Ange-
les Chapter No. 33, r. A. NJ, is called
for Monday evening at thalf-past seven
o'clock.
Bishop Mora reports the Cathedral
here to be eighteen feet wider and
twenty feet longer than the San Fran
cisco Cathedral.
Col. J. u. Crawford, of the Los An
geles and Independence Railroad, ar
rived home last night from San Fran
cisco.
Piepenburg's String Band will fur
nish music for the ball to be given by
the Bonita Base Ball Club at Santa
Monica on the 9th inst.
A horse fell into the sewer excava-
tion yesterday in front of the Mariposa
store, but was pulled out in an unin-
jured condition.
The Board of Directors of the Span
ish-American Benevolent Society will
hold their regular monthly meeting
in the Common Council chambers to-
day at 3 p. NJ.
We hear it rumored that an amend
ment to the City Charter is being pre-
pared creating the office of Police
Judge, in lieu of the present judicial
powers exercised by the Mayor.
Mr.. NJ. Keller has just erected red
wood wine vat of a capacity of $4,000
gallons. This will complete the fourth
large vat, the four holding $4,000 gall
Ions OF wine.
Two bridges Oh Lovers Lane, near
the Sisters Hospital, are in very bad
order The chain-gang should be sent
Immediately to put them in good re-
pair.
The City Brewery presented our
friends of the CrlJornische Post keg
of beer yesterday, and they had to in
vite in the Teutons of the HERALD TO
help them drink it,
The 10th of November is entrance
day for the Southern District Agricul-
tural Society Fair. The Secretary
will be at the Fashion parlors on that
day.
Mr.. G. Il. Chamberlain has sold his
property on Pico street and leaves
| next Wednesday for San Jose where
he will engage in the paint and oil
business.
a peripatetic engraver, vulgarly
called stencil cutter, has started
| shop between the HERALD Office and
| Post Office and does thriving busi-
ness.
Mr.. John L. Jackson, gentleman
we'll known in railroad circles, was
celebrating the birth of -, we'll,
in our excitement we forgot to inquire
the sex. We only give it as matter
of news to his friends.
I. Hauch, ,on Commercial street, near
Main, now occupies the entire store
formerly used by Brodrick q Carlin.
He keeps an elegant stock of cloths
and fits the human form divine to u
nicely.
1t don't need much capital to do
business in California. We know one
man who has made living and mar
ried pretty wife, his only capital be-
ing stove pipe hat and pair of eye
glasses.