Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The Orizaba is due from San Fran
cisco Friday.
The steamer train now leaves the
depot at 3:45 p. NJ, instead of 1915 A.
NJ, as heretofore.
1t is reported that work is to be COM
menced Immediately on the hotel at
Santa Monica.
The City of Peking left San Pedro
yesterday morning, taking 2,O34 dry
hides and l, 100 sacks of ore.
We are glad to see that Officer Cruz
has resumed his position on the police
force, having fully recovered from his
recent wound.
Officer Benefits found a new baby
carriage on Spring street, in front of
the Dollar store last night. The prop
erty awaits an owner at this Office.
The work on the new depot is being
pushed vigorously ahead. II is under
the supervision of Mr.. Jno. Heaton,
who takes general charge of all
buildings for the road
Our evening cOtemporary seems to
doubt that there are ten editors in the
city. We make it ten and half,
counting in the fraction on the Er-
press.
The work Of demoiishing the old
building adjoining Chauvin's, on Main
street was commenced yesterday. This
is preparatory to commencing the
construction of a new bank building.
"a couple of girlsn sends us some
verses entitled "An Old Maids La
ment." Girls, it won't do. Some
thing might happen to John, Henry
and Charlie, and then where would
you be one of these days.?
Williams & Smith, of the Cottage
Photograph Gallery, captured very
fine view of the Masonic procession,
the church building, and the crowd,
yesterday. The features of nearly all
in the procession are clear and dis
tinct.
The lots in the Woolen Mill Tract
are to be sold at auction on the I'd ard
Sd proximo. They are among the de-
sirable building lots Of the city, and
will sell rapidly. IF you want a fine
lot be OH hand the first day of the
sale, and you will secure it at reasona-
BILE figures.
There are now but thirty lots to be
had in East Los Angeles on the in
stalment plan. They are in close
proximity to the railroad machine
shops, and are very desirable property.
1t is astonishing how property has
advanced in that part of the city.
The entertainment of the Wheeler
troupe was well attended last night
and gave the usual satisfaction. The
engagement of the company in the
city has been closed for the present
but will doubtless be resumed
shortly.
Mr.. Geo. B. Davis, on account of his
continued Hincrs, has decided to close
out his nursery, and will sell what ho
has on hand at sacrafice. See adver-
includes, besides Northern fruit and
ornamental trees, a large number Of
silver naples, which make the finest
shade trees known.
Jacob Hiberlie, better known as
"Rattlesnake Jack,n who lives in the
vicinity of San Fernando, was ar
raigned in Judge Gray's Court yester-
day on the charge of killing his
neighbours cattle. He was very unruly
and obstinate, refusing to plead either
guilty or not guilty, or give bonds for
his appearance for trial. He was
finally remanded to Jail and taken
there, although it required three or
four policemen to execute the feat.
He will now come up for trial not
only on the original charge but for
contempt Of court and for resisting an
officer.
Religious services were held last
Sabbath at San Pasqual, Rev. A. f.
White, of this city, and Rev. DIR. G.
Haley, of Newark, N. j., officiating.
A society was formed, to be called the
Pasadina Presbyterian Church. Off
GERS of the church are to be installed
April 4th. Considerable interest was
manifested in the new church enter
prise, and about eight hundred dollars
was contributed for a church edifice.
Over one hundred dollars have been
sent to buy books, etc, Rev. u. /,