Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| francisco.
Grand opening ball at Santa Monica
next Saturday night.
The San Francisco Hibernia Savings
Bank is assessed at $4,000, 0,l47.
Mr.. Gaertner went out yesterday to
| inspect the Charlotte mine.
The butchers have arranged to Join
the parade on the 4th of July.
Mr.. Wolfenstein's show case was
robbed of a number of pictures.
Mr.. Signoret is about erecting a fine
three-story building on the northeast
corner of Main and Arcadia streets.
"There's millions in it."
The s. P. r. r. track was twenty
miles beyond Spadra ON Saturday
night.
Spadra rejoiced in free fight on
Sunday afternoon, in which two re-
volvers were fired without damage.
Next Friday evening an instrument
tai and vocal concert will be given at
Turn-Verein hall by the Sauret troupe.
The schooner Active, Captain E. Ja-
cobs, from San Francisco, has arrived
at San Pedro.
Sixty-two barrels of whisky were
shipped yesterday for the small coast
points above and below.
'.There's millions in It,"
The brig Tanner, from Humboldt,
and the bark Enoch Talbot have sailed
for San Francisco.
Gilded Age tonight at Merced the
atre.
The schooner Columbia has arrived,
with lumber for theWestern Develop
ment Company.
La Croaiica appears with fine pic
torial head, illustrating the past, pres
ent and future of California.
"There's millions in it,"
The odometers Of the Wheeler Expe-
dition were brought into Los Angeles
on Sunday night.
Gilded Age tonight at Mereed the
atre.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr.
J. Barricklow of Kansas, who is stop
ping at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Noyes held an auction last evening.
He disposed of u fine art gallery which
he has been collecting for some time
past.
The Mayor dished 1t up for q number
Of drunks yesterday morning, and
they are now doing duty in the chain
gang.
Yesterday, among other freight there
was shipped to Wilmington $50 dry
hides, eight bales Of pelts and 38 cases
honey.
"There's millions in it,"
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81,
meets this evening. An important
meeting will be held, and a full at
tendance Is requested.
Gilded Age tonight at Merced the
atre.
The San Diego and way mail will
hereafter close at the postoffice at 7:l5
P. N, This change Is made necessary
by change of schedule time On the
railroad.
A Panama steamer will stop at the
Santa Monica wharf on the lat Of July
and discharge five hundred tons of
railway iron for the Los Angeles and
Independence Railway.
Malcolm and McNally now have
their pleasure yacht ready at New
Santa Monica, anchored near the
wharf. 1t is twenty-eight feet long
and eight feet in the beam.
Miss Lille Clapp, aged twelve years,
received a severe cut on the chin on
Saturday evening by falling from the
joist of Brode's new building on Spring
street.
"There's millions In It,"
Mr.. r. K. Woodruff, of the U. s.
Secret Service, died on Sunday of ty-
phoid fever, at the U. s. Hotel. His
illness was brief and death unexpected.
He leaves wife in Chicago.
Gilded Age tonight at Merced the
atre.
A German Count drives the odome-
ter wagon for the Wheeler Expedi-
ton. He does not do it for pay, as
every month he receives remittance
from Germany through the German
Consul at San Francisco. He has lots
of fun, though.
The posters say "There's millions
In it.
Rev. I. s. KallOch arrives to-day
from San Diego, and will spend a few
days examining Los Angeles and her
surroundings. He received hearty
welcome In San Diego, the pastors of
the various churches holding union
meeting in the evening which he ad-
| dressed in an eloquent lecture.
Persons having received invitations
to attend the Masonic banquet and So
cial on the Oath inst, together with
all Masons, are requested to call on
Constant Meyer, at the City of Paris,
or on J. M. Bassett, at the HERALD
office, and secure their tickets.
| "There's millions in it,"
A drunk man was arrested on Sun
| day night for pulling dow u an idiot off