Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
GOLD REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 4
Gold, ll31s
MISUNDERSTANDING, S71a; selling, Ss.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Senator arrived yesterday after
noon at $3.50.
Cameron's fish stand has been pho
tographed.
The steamer Ancon was aground
twenty-four hours at San Diego.
The Turn-Verein give a grand mas
Querade next Saturday night
The Lenton and Ware Troupe is at
the Pico House.
The Arizona stage arrived Friday,
four days from Tucson.
Macy, Wilson & Co. have the finest
livery rigsin town.
A pigeon shooting match between
Wiley and Lowe, takes place at Santa
Monica next Sunday.
Kevane, Belts & Co. are first-class
collectors. They do business in style
and get money from the hardest cases.
1t is the severest labor to lie in bed
and think of the hard work you have
to do.
Next Friday night the Terpsichore-
an Social Club give Valentine party
at Stearns' Hail.
Turn-Verein Hall is q profitable
piece of property just now, as it is oc-
cupied almost nightly at fair figure.
We saw an orange yesterday that
measured fourteen inches in circum-
ference. 1t was brought from the San
Gabriel Mission orchard.
Officer Harris won Yucatan, the fa-
nous oil painting, at Joe Williams
saloon, for Sheriff Rowland. 1t will
make nice parlor ornament.
The Novelty Theatre has new star
which adds greatly to the attractions
of that place OF amusement. Change
Of bill nightly.
The Lenton-Ware Troupe appear at
Turn-Verein Hall next Monday night.
Secure your seat at Lewin's early, as
there will undoubtedly be a grand
rush.
The weather has been warmer lately
and buggy riding is coming into
vogue again. The place to hire a
team, single or double, is at Mr.. Port
er's stable, corner of Fort and Fourth
streets.
Page & Gravel are turning out some
elegant work in buggies, carriages and
wagons. For artistic design and fin
;eh <,r 20 - OF rap 9TH nd ralio hi1itv n n
vehicle, their work can be implicitly
relied on.
Get your Sunday rig at the Fashion
Stables. This well known establish
ment furnishes the best turn-outs, as
low as some of the poorest can be OBJ
tanned for. These stables keep only
good stock.
Charles f. Vanderhof and w. H.
Burdette, two prominent Brooklyn
gentlemen, are at the Grand Central
hotel. DR.. Trask, and Judge Barron,
of Salt Lake, are still enjoying its hos
pitalities, and Fisher waileth because
his hotel is not large enough, and re-
fuseth to be comforted.
Mr.. w. M. Williams proposes to or
ganize a jack-rabbit hunt to come of
at Artesia this week. He says that
the country is Over-run with the long
cared varmints,n and, with well
formed party on horseback and pack
of grayhounds, there will be plenty
of fun in the chase.
1t took the Marshal, two "cops"
and one pair of teamsters to get load
of wood over the walk just below the
Water Company's office, on CONNER
cial street. The propelling power
worked upon by the aforementioned
was four bronco mules. Free show,
with large attendance.
If your clothes are shabby, go to L..
Harris, so Main street, Quincy Hall,
and buy a nice suit so that you
may appear creditably at church to-
morrow. Harris can suit all figures,
all pockets, all tastes. His stock of
clothing and gents furnishing goods
is of the best quality.
Trinity M. e. Church South, Spring
street, between First and Second.
Rev. A. M. Campbell, Pastor. Preach
ing every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. and 7:l5
p. NJ, and class meeting at 10 A. NJ.
| Sunday School at 12k p. NJ. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at
7:15 p. NJ; Seats free. All cordially
invited.
The Rev. VIM. HI. Hill will preach
in the Episcopal church, corner OF
Temple and New High streets, to-day
at IL o'clock. The celebration of the
Holy Communion will be postponed
for one week. Sunday School at 129
There will be no evening services.
Seats free and all are cordially invited
| to attend.