Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-02
LOCAL BREVITIEE.
Our legal friend, Rothchild, has re
turned from San Francisco.


Gen. otoneman has returned from
the North. -
Three cars OF stock came in from
Downey yesterday morning.
The Tennesseeans Will give another
concert tonight.
The steamer Ancon will arrive to-
day from San Francisco.
The steamer Les Angeles left yester-
day for San Francisco.
The steamer from Panama arrived
at San Pedro yerterday.
DR.. Edward Trask is going to take
up his perm anent residence among us.
Browns restaurant served 400 meals
last Sunday.
The San Francisco mail arrived yes
terday at O'Clock.
James Gamble, President of the
Western Union telegraph, is stopping
at the Grand Central hotel.
We are glad to see our old friend E.
A. Preuss at home again with Helnze-
mans.
Messrs. Judd 4 CO. shipped 100
sacks of corn yesterday, and so sacks
day before yesterday.
The steamer Ancon, from San Fran
cisco, is due at San Pedro this morn
ing. She sails for San Diego this af-
ternoon.
The identical cigar store is being
removed, and the place will be fitted
up as a first-class saloon and kept by
one of the most popular men in town.
During the last few days several
tracts of land in the Westminster col
ony have been bought by visitors from
Maine and New Hampshire.
Col. Whiting, L. S. Commissioner,
has been at work for month on the
case of the United States VS. Temple,
Sanchez and others.
The rattle for the pictures "Yuca-
TAM and Wildwood" did not come
off last Saturday night, but will posi-
lively take place this evening ut =
o'clock at the Palace Saloon.
Colson, next door to J. z. Smith, No.
62 Also street, has some nice light ex-
press wagons and six-horse wagons
which he will sell very cheap. They
are his own manufacture and made of
the best material. Go and see them.
The Arizona and New Mexico Ex-
press Company have put upon their
line from Whitewater, the best coach
es and stock ever ran on the Pacific
coast. They are unequaled for service
and comfort.
Owing to the great increase of busi-
ness in the HERALD office lately the
steam engine has been found to be too
small to do the work, and new one
of ten horse power has been put in,
which works admirably.
Once more Main street is being dug
up. This time it is to let down the
pipe in front of Jacoby's store, to a
level with the bottom of the main
sewer, to run the water into that resep-
tacle.
The Occidental Chop House, next to
the Union Livery Stable, is one of the
neatest and best kept restaurants in
this city. Everything that the mark
ct affords is cooked and served up in
the most perfect manner, and at q
very reasonable price.
The mails and express going South
from this city now leave on the arri-
val of the train from the North. They
formerly left at 7:l5 A. NJ, but owing
to the bad condition of the roads, for
the present they will leave as stated,
on arrival of the train from the Tnn-
mel. sr
The attention of the Committee of
Public Works and Streets is respect
fully called to the dreadful condition
of Requena street, near the railroad
track. 1t is almost impossible, and
as it is one of the avenues to and from
the depot of the S. P. r. r. it should
be attended to at once.
Mrs. Starkey appeared before JUS
tice Trafford yesterday to answer to a
charge of disturbing the peace at
Washington Garden. A Jury was
summoned and all but five challenged
peremptorily or for cause. A new
venire was issued, returnable on FRI
day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to which date
the case was continued.
V. Ponet has a fine lot of pictures
and picture frames, and such beautiful
burial cases that one would almost
sacrifice a mother-in-law for the sake
of having one of them. Any one need
ing his services in that line can be as
sured of having things furnished ap-
propriately and reasonably.
The following are the Trustees elect
ed by the Spanish Benevolent Society
Sunday: JCKays, E F de Cells, Do
minga Garcia,'M Varela, T ] Carril-
| 10, Il. f Teodoli, Ramon Sotelo, + V
de Mondran, M S Arevalo, E Arzaga,
| Ygnacio Garcia. For Doctor, DR. ID b
Hoffman; for druggists, Dooner u So
| telo.
Don Mateo Keller has secured the
services of Mr.. Gustavus A. Coleman
as .book-keeper. Mr.. Coleman is a
young man who will be valuable adj
| dition to the business and social cir
cles of this city, being good looking
and energetic and full of vitality. We
predict that he will become exceed
ingly popular.
Mr.. E. A. Preuss, Jr., has returned
from San Francisco after buying an
elegant stock of drugs and fancy arti-