Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Trains are all running Oh time.
The Mohongo sailed yesterday.

The Mohongo sailed yesterday.
The Senator arrived yesterday at
San Pedro.
The schooner Mary Russ is at San
Pedro.
You can get gilt-edge butter at the
Grange store.
Westley and Lncas will jump at Ag-
ricultural Park next Tuesday.
A partial eclipse of the moon was
distinctly visible last night.
Two drunks and misdemeanor
were before the Mayor yesterday.
Prof. Schad proposes to give Con-
cert soon. Considerable amateur tai
ent has been volunteered.
Seymour at the Grange store has the
agency for the new patent equalizing
spring wagon. Go and see it.
Don Mateo Keller yesterday sent
away 175 boxes Of oranges, bound for
Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Chandler jerks, q noted ChicG-
goan is visiting the city. lie has his
headquarters at the White House.
Dr. Ownes has removed from tie
Grand Central Ho'el to Fort street
two doors South of Filth street, East
side.
The Important, under the Lafayette
hotel, carries the largest and best Sc
lccted stock South Of San Francisco.
to april
Tie terminus station on de South
ern Pacific road has been removed
from VIII tewater TO Seven Palms
seven miles nearer the Colorado.
The sparring match last night was
won by Chas. Gallagher in twenty
one rounds-Gailag CHER taking thirteen
counts 10 eight for Teddy smith.
Bla ok dresssuits at the Important
for $30, worth sic. Go there and eX-
anime them. 10 april
Tie Board Of Fiucation met last
evening and transacted the usual rou
tine business. They also approved the
action of the referees in the case of
DR.. Lucky.
Mr.. Isaac Cohen has purchased the
store of Heyman & George at Ana
helm, and will conduct Il general bus
iness. He will be assisted by his two
younger brothers.
G. Brode, on Spring street, near
Turn Verein Hall keeps constantly on
hand fine lot of groceries. You will
always find at Brode's, the first
goods and lowest prices.
l.. Roeder, at his extensive carriage
works on Spring street near First, does
all wagon and carriage work in Il first
class manner. He keeps q fine stock
constantly on hand.
Constable Rose will sell ont the Oc.
cidal Chop House at auction on Sat
urday. If he makes as good an auc-
ti0neer as he does constable the pro-
perty will bring a good price
The schooner Aurora arrived at San
Pedro "Wednesday, bringing a locomo-
tive for the Southern Pacific road
The engine is Of the MeQueon build,
from Schenectady works, and weighs
forty tons.
For your clothing go to the Impor.
tant, under the Lafayette hotel where
you can find the largest and cheapest
stock in the city. to april"
Page & Gravel have consignment
of the celebrated Harrison wagons, fer
which they are agents, on the road
and will soon have them OH sale at
their shop. Meanwhile they are sup
plying the farmers with wagons of
their own manufacture.
Mr.. G. N. Wells, Superintendent of
the Arizona and New Mexico Express
Company is in town, and from him
we learn that the Company's stages
are now making the distance between
Whitewater and Tucson in four days
and three hours, and between Prescott
and Whitewater in three days. Tho
line Is doing steadily Increasing
business.
A case of assault and battery was
tried in Judge Gray's court yesterday,
in which two well fnown citizens fig
ured as principals. y jury was en-
paneled, and after hearing the testi-
mony and what the lawyers bad to
say about it, retired to see if they
could agree upon a verdict. While
the Jury were thus engaged the COM
plainant and defendant met in the
passage outside the court room and
had set-to with their fists. As one
of them was under bonGs to keep the
peace there is a prospect of further lit
igation and perhaps of more displays
of the "manly art"
In May of last year the Council ae-
cepted the proposition OF Nj. c. Des.
noyers and the Sisters of Charity for
the opening of Ann street. from Ala
media to Chavis. A proposition was
made to the effect that the land was
to be donated by Desnoyers and the
Sisters, and that the city would con.
struct bridge over the zania, The
land YVES given in good faith, and the
Sisters have at considerable expense
moved their fence to the line. On the
part of the city nothing has been done
toward fulfilling the agreement. Thi;
street is an Important one, as it is-oi
will be when the Council conclude to
do their part-the only cross street
leading from Alameda to Chavis
street, and the only cross street lead
ing East from Alameda in the vicini
tY of the new depat. This neglect o