Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-30
LOCAL BREyITIES.
Mr.. III. d. Barrows is rusticating a.
Woonsocket Rhode Island.

Woonsocket Rhode Island.
Gov. Stafford, of Arizona, left this
morning for San Francisco.
The steamer Senator will arrive at
San Pedro to-day.
English sauces and relishes to tickle
the palate at the Grange Store.
A new banner is being painted by
Mr.. Schroeder for the Thirty Fights.
A grand Democratic meeting will be
held on Saturday evening.
Sixteen cases of honey were shipped
yesterday to San Francisco.
A pocket book has been found and
left at this Office.
The safe for the Gold Bank arriv
yesterday and was put in position.
The Orizaba sailed yesterday, with
large passenger and freight list.
General Bidwell speaks at Anahelm
next Wednesday evening.
Twelve pipes of wine were shipped
yesterday by Bumiller Bros. of Puente
to San Francisco.
A bunch of keys has been found,
which the owner can have by calling
at this office.
Gen. Mcconnell left yesterday for
San Francisco to attend the Supreme
Court.
Prof. Steen gave several seances
yesterday in room at the Lafayette
Hotel.
The SchoOlmaster for this week is
out, brimfull of Interesting education
al matter.
DR.. E. A. Preuss and Henry Lem
inert have formed partnership in the
Philadelphia Brewery. 4.~
The Also Mills are shipping large
quantities of feed to San Francisco.
Yesterday they forwarded ia sacks.
H. Newmark & Co. shipped yester-
day to New York, via Panama, the
last instalIment of ,406 hides.
Officer Carlos Cruz arrested noto-
rlous woman yesterday on Los Ange-
les street for using abusive language.
Seventeen cases of honey from Ana
helm to Whistler & wilkins were
shipped yeste rday to San Francisco.
The Main Street Railroad Company
have adopted the plan of driving two
horses tandem to their cars.
We call attention to J. d. Patrick's
advertisement. He is agent for the
Steinway Piano at No. GO Spring
street.
A friend of ours received an order
from Ventura yesterday for So worth
of ice and the express charges on 1t
were $1l.
Mrs. Dubois, Miss Lucky, Mrs.
Miller, Miss Barrett and Miss Hall,
teachers in the city public schools,
will arrive to-day.
Charles E. Shillaber arrived at San
ta Monica on the steamer Los Angeles.
He has been appointed Superintend-
ent of the Santa Monica wharf.
A buggy containing man and
woman was considerably injured yes
terday, owing to the bad condition of
bridge on Ninth street, near the city
limits.
The depot Of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railroad will be located
at a point situated between Washing
ton, Sixth, Figueroa and Alameda
street, provided block of gro und and
the right of way are donated.
Twenty-eight men are busy digging
the trench which is intended to con-
vey water from the San Vicente
Monica. The trench is almost COM
pleted and the iron pipe will be laid
shortly.
Mr.. Ducommun is in London; Mr..
Hellman, in Prussia, and Mr.. Eugene
Meyer in Paris. They were alarmed
at first by the other papers here on
the Santa Monica question but per-
usal of the HERALD convinced them
that Los Angeles interests were we'll
protected.
tits suggested that it would be an
excellent idea for our city Fathers to
pass an ordinance providing for hitch
ing posts or iron rings fastened to the
sidewalks ut convenient distances
along our main streets. They have an
ordinance requiring the hitchng Of
horses, but provide nothing 10 hitch
to.
Yesterday large number of San
Diego politicians were in the city. Mr..
Hinchman,the Independent candidate
for State Senator in the counties of
San Bernardino and San Diego, Mr..
Bowers, Collector Of the Port of San
Diego; Capt. A. s. Grant, the candi-
date for County Clerk of San Diego,
and Major Chase.
Travellers Home.