Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-06
gus Angeles Aerala.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The steamer Los Angeles is due to-
day.
Considerable quantities of wool are
coming into the depot for shipment.
The Wilmington train took down
twenty-five cars of freight yesterday.
f. Carter and sister, of Tucson, are
at the Pico House.
Rev. |. S. Kalloch is coming on an
other visit to Southern California.
San Bernardino will be lighted
with gas in few days.
A fox hunt is on the tapis. Cameron
has twelve of thea animals necessary
for the sport.
We saw at Don Mateo Keller's the
other day, lemon which measured
133 inches in circumference.
DR.. Mckee may be found at Woll-
weber's drug store until he can locate
himself in permanent office.
For good and cheap clothing go to
the Important, under the Lafayette
hotel. They also keep on hand well
assorted stock of boots, shoes and hats.
Mr.. p. w. Doener is building nice
cottage on Signal Hill. Isn't that sus-
piclous conduct for bachelor?
Mr.. Dana c. Pearson, correspondent
of the Resources of California leaves
to-day for Ventura and the country
North.
Benjamin's new Combination drew
another good house last evening.
They all wanted to see the female
base ballists.
The Baptist meetings are increasing
in interest. Some eight or ten arose
for prayers last evening. There will
be services again this evening.
James Nobley is wanted by Mr..
VIM. Pridham, agent for WE. & Co.
of this city, who has valuable infor.
nation for him from his brother in
Montana.
Baptist services will be held every
evening during the week at the
German church, Spring street, by
Rev. S. S. Fisk, of Waukeegan, Illi-
nois.
For your clothing, boots, shoes and
hats, go to the Important, under the
Lafayette hotel the largest and cheap
est clothing house in Los Angeles.
Seymour has his fifty Ithica rakes
stacked up in the yard back of the
Grange Store. One or two of them
have been set up and they work like
charm. If you appreciate such things,
go and look at them.
Cameron has slaughtered four fine
young kids, and those who are partial
to this kind Of meat will find
an excellent opportunity to crafty
their tastes. The flesh is considered
very choice among epicures.
The upper Plaza is beginning to pre-
sent a seedy appearance. We believe
a man is hired by the Council to take
care of the parks, and he should be
reused up to sense of his duty by the
application of 9. sharp stick.
We were glad to see our friend
w. A. Matthews on the street
again yesterday. He has been con-
fined to his bed eleven weeks with the
broken leg. Matthews says he won't
go cavorting around on hand cars in
hurry.
S. Hellman's closing out auction
sale will com mence on Thursday at 7
A. NJ, be renewed in the evening at 7
o'clock, and be continued every day
till the clearing-out ID completed.
Nos. 50 Main and s Spring streets.
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VIM. Keith, long known in our city
as a plumber, and for some time in the
employ of Manning & McMenomy,
leaves to-day for Memphis, Tenn.
Keith is all excellent workman, and
withal whole-souled gentleman, and
we regret to lose him from our COM
munity.
1t is gratifying to the friends of
young Nick Richardson to know that
he came out of his late ordeal in the
Courts with flying colors. II will be
remembered that he was arrested on
the charge of robbery. The evidence
acquitted him very clearly, and the
jury, after being out about five min
utes, returned verdict of not guilty.
He was gentle youth of some fifty
summers, and requested Robinson the
famous Barber to remove the super
huous hair from his face, which with
considerable labor was done. He in.
formed the tonsorial artist that his
funds were all in Temple & Work
mans Bank, and his vest remains in
the shop as collateral. A few more
customers of that kind and Robinson
will open clothing store.
A very large lot of new straw hats
to be sold cheap at the Important, un-
der the Lafayette hotel.
G. T. Rogers, from Prescott, Arizo-
ma, is in town. Mr.. Rogers has gov
ernment contract for beef,and is look
ing at the cattle in this vicinity with
view of purchasing, if he can do as
well as in New Mexico, where he has
previously bought his beeves. 1t is a
good opportunity for our cattle raisers
to open up a new market. Mr.. r.
speaks in enthusiastic terms of Wells
q Co.'s Arizona and New Mexico eX-
press line of stages, by which he came.
We discovered the other morning on
Second street above Fort some suspi-