Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Capt. w. T. Sayward and Rev. /. s.
Kalloch went to Riverside yesterday.
The Orizaba leaves to-day for San
Francisco.
The Dcnin-Sawtelle Troupe are going
to San BernardinO.
Work on the Fort street Methodist
church has commenced.
The Union Club will be inaugurated
tonight as club house.
A prismoidal railway In Texas is
said to be thirty miles long.
Mr.. E. Parish can get dispatch at
the Western Union Office.
The San Fernando oil well is 17O feet
deep.
The grape crop promises to be inn
mense.
The fresh fish market is lively just
now. Fisherman's luck is good luck.
Five cars of brea were shipped to
San Francisco yesterday.
Sheriff Hunsaker, of San Diego, was
in the city yesterday.
Fishing at Santa Monica wharf is
good.
Mr.. Kimball, on Spring street, has
ceffee seed for distribution.
In the Bon Ton Saloon, Mr.. Pum-
phrey takes Mr.. Charles Meyers in
terest.
Mr.. E. Fisher opens an ale and beer
house at the corner of Main and Sec-
ond streets this evening.
Attention is directed to Grand Mar
shal Stoneman's advertisement of the
Fourth of July celebration.
The grading of Fort street, in ragged
.detachments,s still continues. When is
this partial grading to cease?
Preaching tomorrow in Turn.Verein
Hall by Rev. I. S. Kalloch. All are
invited.
The firemen Will have a torchlight
procession tonight, after which they
will attend the theatre in body.
The new engine was visited yester-
ined it carefully.
An examination of our hotel arri-
walls will convince stranger that this
is live town.
Two cars of Australian gum trees
were booked for San Diego at the de-
pot yesterday.
San Diego papers publish column
advertisement for the celebration of
the 4th Of July.
The Grange Store is selling large
quantities of boots and shoes, with
supplies arriving by every steamer.
The driver of the odometer of the
Wheeler Expedition is u nephew of
Count Won Moltke of Prussia.
The barkentine Constitution, Cap
tain Bishop, arrived yesterday from
Seattle with coal for the railroad.
Mr.. Brunk killed California lioness
in Arroyo Seco on Thursday last. 1t
measured seven feet from tip to tip.
We had a call last evening from
Professor Saxon, of the Ballona, who
reports his school in a fiourishing
condition.
This office returns thanks to Mr.. E.
de Cells for generous supply of ante
lope, which is part of the spoils of his
two weeks hunt in the mountains.
The San Diego train leaves now at
$3.50 A. M. instead of 4:30 P. M. Trav-
ellers should note the change to avoid
delays.
Mr.. John Rowell, of Providence, R.
l., leaves on the Orizaba to-day for
Santa Barbara, but we expect soon
again to see his cheerful face.
The sidewalk on the West side Of
Main street, in front of Temple Block,
is being lowered about two feet. This
brings the walk to the level of the
street.
We understand our three breweries
the Philadelphia, New York and
City-are going to parade on the 4th
of July, with King Gambrinus mount
GU OA q huSO Soon Va OOCA
When the telegraph gives list of
over one hundred passengers for Los
Angeles by coast steamer. San Diego
gets about twenty and Santa Barbara
about dozen.
A load of rock from the Charlotte
Mine at the office of Rumble & Gaert-
ner assays remarkably we'll. We un-
derstand the prospects of this mine are
unusually favorable.
The young men who appropriated a
new hat and left his old one at Odd
Fellows hall, is asked to claim his
property at this office, or it will be
advertised.
A Spaniard and Chinaman had q
difficulty in Negro Alley yesterday, in
which the latter received severe cut
over the forehead. The Mayor will
investigate this morning.
Owners of real estate should consult
Terrant & Pierre and ascertain how
cheap they lay asphaltum pavements.
These pavements never wear out and
are much better to walk over than
brick, stone or plank.
Marshal Carrillo, last night about 7
o'clock, arrested a man who was abus-
ing Chinaman on Los Angeles street.
When arrested, he had knife drawn
which the Marshal promptly wrested
from him.
| We have received from Messrs. A.
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