Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-20
gos Angeles Asrald.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Gold opened in New York yesterday
morning at 1l3.
Nine carloads of ties were sent to
the front yesterday.
The steamer Los Angeles sailed for
San Francisco yesterday.
The Ancon is due from San Fran
cisco to-day.
The AncOn will sail for San Fran
cisco Saturday.
Mr.. Potts sale of lots has been post
poned until next Tuesday.
See advertisement of store room on
Also street for rent. A good chance
for some one starting in business.
Mr.. G. Leming, Recorder of the San
Fernando oil district, was In the city
yesterday.
The steamer San Luis is due to-day
with lot of ties for the Southern Pa
cific road.
Don Mateo Keller has one hundred
casks of wine at the depot awaiting
shipment TO his Philadelphia house.
The fine horse and buggy of S. Led
yard were sold yesterday at consta-
ble's sale for $2l0.
Auction sale of lots in East Los An
geles to-day. Thirty-nine lots will be
disposed of. The sale commences at
lO A. NJ.
Reports from the Soledad ..and San
Fernando region say that matters are
prosperous in that section, The pros
poets for oil are said to be improving.
Dunsmoor Brothers are closing out
their entire stock of crockery and
glassware at cost to make room for
toys and fancy goods. apr2Otf
Frank House, formerly conductor
of the Cotton branch of the S. P. r.
r., left yesterday for San Francisco
overland. He will take up his resi-
dence in that city.
DR.. Ellis of Anaheim and an Indian
boy were the only parties who sus-
tanned injuries by the upsetting of
the Telegraph stage near Lyons sta
ton.
Among his other eccentricities of
genius Cameron isquite dog fancier.
He has several fine New Foundland
and blooded pups which he wishes to
sell.
"My dear, my ever faithful friend,
Seymour: Ihave just eaten roll of
your gilt-edged butter, and it has
helped my true inwardness"
BEECHER.
BY all means don't purchase your
clothing before calling on the Import
ant, under the Lafayette Hotel, where
prices and goods will surely make it
an inducement to purchasers. Inn
portant.
Several of the residents of the San
Fernando region were in the city yes
terday, settling their land titles.
Among the rest we note our friend
Mr.. M. Brophy.
E. G. Glii,en has just received a
large invoice of the popular New Will
son sewing machines. Parties wish
ing to purchase will now have their
choice from a full stock.
Chapman of the Santa Monica hotel
was in the city yesterday looking as
fresh as night blooming cereus. The
new addition to the hotel is nearly
completed.
We learn that the Telegraph stage
driven by Sam. Harper upset near
Lyons Station the other day. Two
of the passengers were injured some
what, and the rest badly frightened.
We did not learn the particulars of the
affair.
There is no reason why the death
rate should decrease in Los Angeles
this Summer. We saw a large truck
load of coffins brought from the depot
yesterday, and We have every reason
to believe that the supply will be
kept up.
Sheriff Alexander yesterday re-
ceived telegram from Lyons Sta
ton asking him to send Constable
up there with three pairs of handouts
| From this lacOnic message we con
| clude that there has been some troub
lie in the camp.
We would advise all our readers tC
call on the Important, under the La
| fayette Hotel, and examine their i'm
mense stock of clothing, boots ant
hats, which they sell at an astonish
ing low price.
Mr.. T. Jeff. White returned home
yesterday among the Ancon's passen
gers. He went to San Francisco tt
testify in the trial of Curtis and Tar
box. Mr.. White is elated over the re-
suit of the trial and believes that the
| conviction upon one count OF the in
| dictment will be carried to the highe
court and probably reversed.
DR.. Dunno has shown us lettel
from Mr.. Alex Nicoll, formerly {
wealthy wooden mill owner in Irelant
who is now resident of Chicago. HI
writes to the Doctor for information
concerning this country and has
strong inclination to come here ant
locate. We hope we shall have the
pleasure of meeting him in Los An
geles one of these days.
We have received from the Musi
publishing house of M. Gray (Lewil
| & Co. agents) some fine vocal and in
strumental pieces just out. Among
them, we note the song and choru
"Sing to me those Songs of Old'' ant
Beautiful Blue Bells;" the latter
one of w. H. Dellhauty's latest pro
ductions. Also, Fifty Grand Fin