Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-30

LOCAL BREVITIES.


Col. J. J. Warner is exhibiting some
fine Seeding peaches.
The San Bernardino Argus reports
the wool crop short in that locality.
San Bernardino has an apple weigh
ing 2l2 ounces.
Major McCrea left with the South
ern Pacific pay car yesterday.
The annual Inspected and muster
Of the Les Angeles Guards took plae g
last evening.
Messrs. w. II. Workman and Geo.
A. Tiffany returned to Los Angeles by
the Orizaba.
1t is reported that work will COM
mence on he San Pedro street depot
to-day.
The stores of our Jewish merchants
will be closed until Friday evening
at O'Clock, two full days.
Mr.. Ledyard, teller of Temple and
Workmau's Bauk will arrive from
San Fradcisco to-day. M
Invaids seeking health can consult
DR.. Aborn at the Backman House.
free of charge.
The notorious houses that have been
indicted, have secured attorneys and
will make determined fight.
All persons desiring to sell, buy or
rent should consult the wants and for
sale columns of the HERALD.
On the third day of November the
Pound-Master will sell at public sale
black horse taken up as II stray.
Mr.. F. p. +. Temple will arrive from
San Francisco tomorrow having sue
ceeded in his financial negotiations.
Col. Crawford paid the purchase
money for the San Pedro street depot
grounds to Mr.. Briswalter yesterday
morning.
DIR. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for free con-
sultatiOn.
Mayor Beaudry's Court was quiet
yesterday morning there being no
victims to receive their regular ra-
tions, 81 or five days.
Bishop Amat has published a
"Treatise on Matrimony,n which is
for sale at twelve and half cents
each.
George n. Armstrong, ESQ.,, of the
firm of Armstrong & Johnson, was
admitted to practice yesterday in our
courts, on motion of Judge Eastman.
Mr.. E. Turner and family are stop
ping at the st. Charles. They are re-
Gently from Peoria, ILL.,, and expect to
make Los Angeles their future home.
The Synagogue was crowded last
evening by our Jewish citizens, who
testified i'll the sincerest manner their
attachment to their ancient religion.
The San Pedro street and East Los
Angeles Railway is being prosecuted
with vigor. 1t is proposed to lay a
rail to accom- mmodate the l.. A. & I. r..
r.
There are thirty dead rats in Bath
street near the Public School. They
emit a smell that is sickening and are
n great annoyance to the school chill
dren. 1t is estimated that thirty dead
rats ale as annoying as one dead dog.
Mrs. l.. Wells is canvassing this
city for subscribers to "Five years in
the Territories "Knots united; or
Hidden Life ofAmerican Detectives -
and "John Paul." They are all popu-
lar works and we recommend those
who desire copies to patronize Mrs.
Wells.
Mr.. j, B. Hermann, of the firm OF
Hermann & Haynes, left this moru-
ing overland having been called to
San Francisco by telegram to attend
the fnneral of his mother Mrs. Susan
Herman who died to-day. Mrs. Her.
mann was the mother-in-law of HI.
McAllister the we'll known Attorney
at Law.
A son of Mr.. S. Hall, the railroad
contractor, killed a man named John
Giles, in a dispute about lanti claim
hear San Gorgonio pass, the other day
1t is hard to get at the facts and we
will await the action of the coroner,
before expressing any opinion. The
body of Giles the murdered man was
brought to San Bernardino on Tues
day night.
From Lewis levin & Co. Book and
Music dealers, Spring street, Agents
for the great music house of M. Gray,
San Francisco, we have received the
following new music: "On yonder
Rock" "Blue Eyes:" a beautiful song;
"The Encounter' and "How she flat
ters" a polka. Levin & Co. have an
immense quantity of sheet music
which they sell at the lowest rates. :
Yesterday evening Mr.. Todd and
wife were takinga ride and when 60
ing on to the bridge the horse got