Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

to-day.
The st. Charles saloon is open all
night.
Go to the Grange Store for superior
Peach Blow Potatoes just received
from Ell Monte.
Mr.. f. w. Thatcher has mounted
several elegant canoes, which will at
tract general attention.
A number of the guests of the Grand
Central had picnic at San Gabriel
yesterday.
Remember the masquerade at Turn
Veaein Hall OH the 18th instant.
The Dramatic section of the Turn
Verein is preparing for a grand per-
formance.
Col. jeff White has raised some ele-
CANT oranges and some of them are on
exhibition at the Fashion saloon.
The brig Tanner is at Wilmington
with lumber for Perry, Woodwork &
Co.
The Fashion sal6on still lives with
a'first class lunch daily from leven to
two o'clock.
Thos. G. Dougherty, & Co. have
removed from No. 40 Spring street
and will be found hereafter on Temple
street, above Spring.
The Water Company has received
10000 feet of % inch pipe, and will
lay it on Alameda, Main and First
streets.
Itwillbe seen by an advertisement
published this morning that Piper's
great Opera Company will soon be
here.
The beautiful tropical song-bird,
Addie Miller, is entertaining the visi-
tors at the Novelty Theatre. Her
voice is splendid.
Fisher has applied for letters Of ad-
ministration on the estate of the man
| who steals the HERALD from the files
of the Grand Central.
The City Park is being cleaned up
handsomely, and to-day we learnt is
in the care of F. Tamiet for one year,
who we feel confident will keep it in
order so long as it is in his hands.
w. J. Howell, prominent citizen
and extensive dealer in hardware and
agricultural implements for many
years in Des Moines, Iowa, is, with
his daughter stopping at the Grand
Central hotel.
The train from the tunnel with the
Northern and Eastern mails arrived
yesterday about 10 A. NJ, which is do
ing remarkably we'll considering the
many obstacles the stages encounter
in the way of snow drifts, fallen trees,
boulders, &C., in the road.
In the statement of the affairs OF
Temple g. Workman's bank, S Roth
childs appears to have overdrawn ST..
561 60. This is incorrect. He hat
checked out that amount and his de
posits were S4,350 92, leaving the over
draft only $2lO 6S.
The fog which enveloped the city
last night about five o'clock, came il
upon our people so quickly from the
Southeast that many supposed it to b'
a rain storm approaching. For time
even the lights in the store Window
could not be seen at distance of hal
block.
The high ties that were thrown a
the rattle of the pictures at the Palac
Saloon night before last, were throw
off Yesterday at noon and Mr.. Davis
of San Gorgonia, was the winner, b
throwing 80. He presented the pictur
to 10 Williams. The low ties will b
thrown to-day. The lunch was supert
1t is said that beautiful mirag
was visible from the hills in the South
western part of the city yesterda
morning. Looking towards SAINT
J, Monica there was dimly marked tn
outlines of o city in the clouds. w
believe that these phenomena occu
but rarely in this section.
Mr.. w. Pridham goes out to White
water on Saturday to attend to the IL
eating of the agency of Wells, Fargo
!, Co. at that point. AS soon as this
done the office in this city will be abl
to receive for transportation package
and express matter of all kinds
a any point in Arizona.
We saw magnificent buggy yeste
day in the possession of our geni
friend D. II. Mooney. 1t was mani
factured by Page & Gravel of cours
as all of the crack jobs are done an
= we think twill take the shine off an,
thing we have seen of it's kind. III
buggy cost $3.50. Page & Gravel ma
feel proud of this specimen OF the
handiwork.
A very enjoyable affair occurred la
evening at the residence of DIR. \
Whistler, on San Pedro street, in Il
marriage of his daughter, Mrs. vi
ginia Owens, to Mr.. J. w. Davis,
the Rev. Geo. S. Hickey. We belle
the present residence of the new
ed married couple will be at the house
Rev. J. r. Tansey, on Bunker IL
avenue. We extend the happy couI
our congratulations, and hope the
VOYAGE on the matrimonial sea m
be one of uninterrupted pleasure.
The Congregational Church Soc
II held at Deacon Bents, Wednesd
evening, was entertained by t
Misses Chase with some very fine
cal and instrumental music, and
> whole affair was q complete succe
=, We observed some of our leading la
yers and real estate men present,
parently renewing their youth q