Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The cheapest and best advertising
medium Is the HERALD.
Everybody examines the advertising
columns of the HERALD.
The steamer Senator leaves to-day
for San Francisco.
The steamer Orizaba leaves for San
Diego tomorrow.
No. Engine Company have drill
this evening.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
l14s per cent. premium. Currency sold
here at s5a @ 81.
Notify the public through the HER
AID of your wants and you will be
answered.
Ex-Postmaster Stone, Of San Fran
cisco is in the city looking as young
and hale as of yore.
There Is a sweetspotato hanging in
front Of Harper & Coulters hardware
store which weighs fourteen pounds.
The Congregational social will be
at o'clock. All are invited.
Mr.. Russell, proprietor of the Santa
Barbara Tnder, is in this city attend
ing to an important land suit.
Wade & Lapier have finished the
$400 bridge over the Rosa de Castella
creek, near Five Mile House.
The Bonita Base Ball Club ball last
night at Santa Monica was u gay af-
fair. tf#.H
The track of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railway is now within
half u mile of the tobacco warehouse.
Mr. e. +. Harper, of the firm of
Coulter d Harper. was celebrating the
birth of II ten pound son yesterday.
The brig Hesperian, Captain Ray,
arrived yesterday from Eureka, with
lumber for Griffith, Lynch & Co.
The Cathedral is approaching conf
pietion, and will be consecrated next
month. fE
We hear that Rev. !. S. Kalloch and
wife celebrate their silver wedding in
san Francisco on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Thomas Mahoney, the San
Francisco partner of NJ. Keller, ar
rived in the city via Telegraph Stage
Line late last night.
A grand reception will be given to-
night at Fischer's Saloon, corner of
Main and Second streets. Imported
beer and other delicacies.
Mr.. Il. b. Wade started for San Juan
Capistrano this morning to commence
work on the bridge over Desechos
. creek.
Capt. w. Il. Sayward, of Riverside,
is stopping at the st. Charles Holel
He reports Riverside prosperous and
fast filling up with hew corners.
Captain Swales, partner of Mr..
Cuyas, in the Pico House, is passen-
ger by the Orizaba, which will arrive
here tomorrow.
The Young America Club will give
a soirec at 1eck's Hall ON Friday
night. The affair is, under good man
agement, Hugo Morris being promi-
nent in arranging the details.
Mr.. M. Keller reports that his casks
are nearly all filled, and notifies all
| vineyardists that they must bring in
their grapes this week or he will not
buy.
There will be wedding at a prom
inent residence on Main street, near
Second, to-day. The parties are well
known, and will leave on the steamer
Senator for San Francisco.
Mr.. Payne has photographed Dofia
Eulalia Perez CULLEN, now living at
| the Old Mission, who claims to have
had six children before the foundation
Of the Old Mission was laid in III.
There will be special meeting of
Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, r. A. NJ,
at Masonic Hall Tomorrow Thurs
day evening, ut o'clock, for work in
| the 4th and 9th ID.
Mr., Thomas Whyte of the house of
Il. Bax &c Co. San Francisco took q
business trip to Anaheim yesterday
On his return he will proceed to San
Bernardino.
The ladies of the Fort street NJ. f.
Church, will hold social this evening
at the residence of Mr.. Haas, on the
West side of Main street, beyond
Washington. A general invitation is
extended.
The officers of the unfortunate steam
er Pacific were we'll known in Los An
geles, Capt. Howell and Purser Hite
being particularly popular here. Capt.
Howell was a brother-in-law of jeff.
| Davis. N N
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of an extraordinary sale of
pianos and organs at Jones & Noyes'
auction store OH December goth. This
is one of the best opportunities ever
offered to those who need u tirst-class
piano or organ. asak#t4s p
Among the shipments yesterday
were bales of goat skins, from Kali
fischer & Co.; 6 bales of wool, from
Hellman, Haas & Co.; 33 sacks of
beans, from G. f. & Co.; cask of
wine, from A. Pelanconi & Co.; 30
kegs of beer, from the Philadelphia
Brewery. ........ '..-...,.
The City of Paris has 'ornamented
its show windows in magnificent
manner. We are sure when the la