Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-15
gus Angeles 9Jsrala.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A dense fog prevailed last night.
The Ancon arrived yesterday with
go passengers and 200 tons Of freight.
Go to S. c. Foy's pioneer saddlery
shop, II Los Angeles street, for every:
thing in his line.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows will be
instituted at Pomona next Saturday
evening.
A complaint was entered in Justice
Gray's Court yesterday against Juan
Ramirez, charging him with stealing
colt belonging to H. M. Johnston.
The Sheriff's party has returned
without finding any clue to the where
abouts of the man Lugo, who mur-
dered Sotelo.
Elder J. w. Webb delivered tenn
perance lecture at the Fort street
Methodist church last evening, which
was well attended.
We announce with regret the seri-
Gus illness of Mr.. J. d. Lynch, of the
LI@pf oooj WIN has ah oopesoh VI oJ PhoiN
fever.
Minnie Chauvin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Chauvin, died of diph-
liberia yesterday. She was fourteen
years of age, and one who was greatly
beloved by all who knew her.
Mr.. Chas. Brode is adding another
store to his brick block on Spring
street between First and Second.
When this is completed he will have
fine frontage.
John Osborne has been appointed
the regular baggage transfer agent of
the S. P. r. r. Co., and all other par
ties will be prohibited from soliciting
baggage on the cars, platforms or
wharf.
Albert Shepard Judson, young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Judson, died at
Santa Monica yesterday. This is the
second child lost by Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
son within q week, and we sincerely
sympathise with them in their terri
BILE aff1iction.
Mr.. G.. DucOmmun has one of the
most extensive and best assorted
stocks of fire works in the city. The
list includes fire crackers, Roman can
dies, Chinese lanterns, rockets, wheels
bombs etc. A full line of flags also on
hand.
The charge against Chinaman
whose name is All something, ac-
cused of stealing a gold watch and
chain belonging to Mrs. Lent, re-
mains on Justice Gray's docket in
stotu quo, as the prosecuting witness
fails to appear. A warrant has now
been issued for Mrs. Lent to bring her
into Court and secure her testimony.
We are requested to correct an error
which has crept into some of the pa
pers to the effect that the late Auditor
Chas. w. Gould was member of the
Mutual Aid Association. The mis-
take probably originated from the
fact that one of the members is NAM
ed Charles Goold, but he still lives.
Mrs. G. B. Jones will open select
school at her room in the High
School building next Monday for in
struction in the grammar and inter-
mediate branches. Mrs. Jones is a
teacher of recognized ability, and we
feel sure that our citizens will award
her fair proportion of their patron
age.
George Gillette, a young man FORM
erly engaged on the Evening Repub-
Hcdn is wanted, to answer the charge
of breaking open Mr.. Brosmer's trunk
and robbing it of its entire contents.
George was up not long since for
housebreaking but escaped sentence
for want of evidence to convict him.
He is slippery character and will
yet slide into the penitentiary.
Fl. A. Vacquier, the coffee and spice
manufacturer, is moving his works to
the roomy quarters corner of Fort and
Fourth streets. Mr. Vacquier has de-
veloped large trade by his untiring
industry, and has gone long way to-
wards establishing home manufac.
ture. The new establishment will be
run by steam, Mr.. Vacquier having
purchased the Baxter engine formerly
used in the HERALD office, and which
we found necessary to replace with
one of more power.
Mr.. Seymour, of the Grange Store,
appreciating the perplexities and
losses which our bee men have under
gone in shipping their honey product
to San Francisco. is using his best en-
deavors to open up a direct Eastern
market. He has already shipped sew
eral cases of honey to Chicago, Gin
cinnati, st. Louis and other cities
where the demand promises to be
good. We saw at his place yesterday
some of the finest comb ever produced
in Los Angeles county, and We feel
convinced that If he succeeds in plac-
ing such an article before the people
of the larger cities East of the Rocky
Mountains he will reap a rich reward.
C,,ooaeo tN tho anfornriao