Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Broad Age, No. 2 is out.

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A number of vessels are past due al
San Pedro.
Mr.. George B. Davis has arrived in
San Francisco.
Gold was l5b per cent premium yes
terday and greenbacks S6@S74.
Take Donaldson's stages for flying
trip to Santa Monica to-day.
The gentleman who lost bundle OF
silk will please call at this Office
The steamer Ancon leaves for San
Francisco to-day.
Col. Baker and Mr.. Pritchard are
coming home by the Senator.
DR.. Haskell, with his Marionettes,
appear at Santa Monica tonight.
San Francisco visitors will find a
first class hotel at the st. Charles.
Ten pianos, marked Sherman &
Hyde, were at the depot yesterday.
Hellman, Haas & Co. received yes
terday 200 sacks of new barley.
Mr.. M. Keller leaves to-day to look
after his San Francisco wine depot. A
pleasant journey.
Supt. e. L. Hewitt, of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, has been confined to
his bed for two days.
The steamer Senator will arrive at
Santa Monica this morning and the
Los Angeles at noon.
The driver of the beer wagon of the
Philadelphia Brewry died very sud-
denly yesterday morning.
Miss Fanny Morgan Phelps and Sis
ter gave musical entertainment on
Tuesday night AT the Cape House.
We are informed that Mr.. Vincent
Ryan and Miss Laura Raynor have
joined their fortunes for life.
1t is rumored that q girl from
neighboring town has eloped with a
circus man.
The paper made from Los Angeles
bayonet cactus is mentioned highly in
Philadelphia newspaper circles.
Gonzales, the champion tumbler of
John Wilson's circus, paid his fine of
$40 like man yesterday morning for
being drunk and disorderly.
Eight barrels of Roses brandy for
Iowa and 10000 pounds of asphaltum
for San Francisco, were shipped yes
terday.
The contract for building the Vega
Honda bridge, at Temples Crossing,
was awarded to T. B. Wade yester-
day.
A laborer fell from step-ladder yes
terday in the Lafayette Hotel and re-
ceived some painful but not serious
cuts.
Los Angeles sent 100000 oranges
to San Francisco during the past sea-
son. One orchard in this vicinity fur
nisbed 100000.
Noyes, the auctioneer, takes his own
team to-day to Santa Monica, and he
will be full team himself when he
opens up Oh those lots.
The steamer Pacific is at San Pedro
discharging railroad iron for the S. p.
r. r. The schooner Una left yester.
day for San Francisco.
The steamer Salvador at Santa
Monice is ready shotted to fire salute
on the arrival OF the steamer Senator,
with the eXcursionists to-day.
We are informed that this trip of
the Ancon, will be her last for some
time, as she is going into dry dock for
repairs.
John J. Reynolds stage for Santa
Monica leaves the st. Charles hotel at
six o'clock this morning. He is ma
king two round trips per day.
J. M. Donaldson will run four stages
to-day to Santa Monica. Intending
passengers should be at the United
States Hotel promptly at Z, 7:3O and
$3.50 this morning.
The Presbyterian Church at Will
mington will give a concert at that
city tomorrow night. 1t will no
doubt be high order of entertain
ment, musicaIly and vocally.
This evening the Presbyterian
Church will have Moonlight Festi-
val in the spacious grounds of Captain
Clark, on Fort street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
Among the receipts at the depot
yesterday from the last steamer were
240 barrels and 254 boxes of sugar, in
all 100000 pounds, marked for H.
Newmark g. Co., Los Angeles.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Manager Smith,
of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
line, has lost fine canary. The finder
will be rewarded on its return to her
at 9he Backman.
We had the pleasure of meeting yes
terday at the st. Charles, Messrs. Jos.
r. Holmes and Charles w. Holmes of
Boston, who are making the tour of
our county.
Mr.. r. Dickerson, late of Ventura,
has matched his bay mare Maggie to
go mile heats, best three in five, to
harness and to rule, on Saturday, the
18th inst, for stake of two hundred
dollars.
Mr.. Smith, of the firm of Williams
& Smith, of the Cottage Gallery, took
l25 pictures at Los Nietos on Tuesday.
The subjects of this extensive work
were the scholars of Mr.. Butterfield's
school.
Manager Smith, of the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company, has re-