Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-13
LOCAL BREVITIES,
Matinee this afternoon.

The mail arrived on time yesterda,
morning.
Engineer Crawford returned to tn,
city from San Francisco yesterday.
We We're visited by another heavy
fog last night.
About sevent. five gentlemen Wis
tied the Centinela ranch yesterday.
Vivian's company make their last
appearance at Turn-Verein Hall to.
night.
Mr.. J. G. Allen, highly respected
citizen, died of heart disease Thursday
The road-bed of the Spadra extension
will be graded through to San Bernar-
dino to-day. aat if
John Eaves, who embezzled horse
some time since, will work three
months in the chain-gang. ..
Rev. Mr.. Loop will preach in the
Church of our Savior at San Gabriel
Mission Tomorrow at l0:30A. NJ.
A crowd of fexpectant school children
thronged the Postoffice yesterday af-
ternoOn. looking for the first install
ment of valentines.
Coryel, the man who played it on
the Anaheimers for considerable sums
not long since was arrested at River
side yesterday.
Messrs. Rogers & Potosky will not
open their stGrotto,n in the basement
of DucOmmun's bnlding until next
Tuesday evening.
A decree of divorce was granted by
the District Court yesterday in the
case of Clement VS.. Clement. Two
more souls made happy!
Williams & Smith at the Cottage
Photographic Gallery, makes spe-
cialty of taking lovers pictures to
carry next the heart. Locks of hair
also furnished on order. ~
The Senator arrived at Wilmington
late Thursday night, bringing ninety
passengers and two hundred and fifty
tons of freight. The passengers came
up on yesterday mornings train.
Messrs. w. HI. Martin and o. L.
Abbott, connected with the manage
ment of the Centinela Colony, are in
the city to attend the sale which
comes off next Monday.
The members of Shominac Tribe,
No. so, Improved Order of Red Men,
are ordered to meet at their hall at 10
A. M. to-day to attend the funeral of
their late brother, ]. G. Allen.
The books of the Centinela Land
Company will be closed at noon on
Monday next, the 18th inst. Persons
desiring stock must subscribe before
that time.
Mr.. ]. B. Harris, Superintendent of
construction of the Southern Pacific
road, returned from San BernardinO
yesterday and went to San Fernando
to look after the railroad interests at
that place.
General Baldwin and DIR. Crawford
have purchased the eligible site on
Main street, opposite the Pico House,
and contemplate building a fine block
there in the Spring.
A runaway horse with long RATA
tied to his neck, made brilliant dash
through Joe Breson's saloon yesterday
and out of the hall in the rear. He
took it straight.
Dantelle and Moulton, the two SAN
culinary darkies who played at razors
the other day, will be brought up be-
fore Justice Gray this morning for
preliminary examination.
Our hook and ladder truck was
shippel to Wilmington yesterday to
be made use of hereafter in that place.
The new Babcock truck and extin-
gtiislYers Purchased by the Council
will arrive in about week.
The Los Angeles Guards will have
grand parade on Washington's
Birthday in which they will be joined
by the Thirty-eights. An invitation
is extended to all civic societies to join
i'm the procestion. In the evening
ball will be given in the armory-
Stearns' Hall.
A lad who was driving heavy
track-roller at the race course Thurs
day, fell from his seat and was run
over. He sustained serious injuries
in the back, but it is thought they
will prove not fatal. DR.. Stairway was
summoned and administered the nee
essary medical treatment.
A woman who lives on Fort street
was arraigned before Justice Gray
yesterday for disturbing the peace and
quiet of her neighborhoOd. The trial
was held with closed doors, as it de-
veloped some points not edifying to
ears polite. The woman was found
guilty of the charge and sentence will
be passed at 10 O'clock this morning.
This is the way they make up their
'.personalu column in the Idaho
Avalanche: 1--WE have publicly brand
ed Kelly, editor and proprietor Of the
Statesman, as liar and a thief, yea,
and infinitely worse. We are pre-
pared to stand by our statements.
Kelly inaugurated this personal war
fare, and let him take the cOnse-
quences. He dare not come to Silver
City, and we shall be in Boise City at
no distant dayp This has the right
ring. 1t means business.
We were yesterday shown curios-
ity in the shape of an orange-lemon
or lemon-orange picked from the orch
ard of Don Matio Keller. Doubtless
when the fruit was green, some indi-
vidual experimentally inclined, had
cut wedge from the orange, taking
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