Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-13
LOCAL BREVITEE.@. .
Gold is ll3.

yeSteludy.
The Mohongo leaves San Pedro for
San Francisco to-day.
Pools on the jumping match were
sold at the Fashion saloon last night
One lonely drunk graced the May
ors court yesterday.
The Council will hold q special
meeting tomorrow at o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. c. Herberger has removed his
furniture warerooms toRequena street.
See advertisement.
All of the boys in town are singing
"quack, quack, quack," but they
don't intend any reflection upon the
doctors.
Baptist Service will be held at the
German Church on Spring street at II
A. NJ. Subject of discourse-"W Where
to Find God.n
DR.. Stairway had saddle horse aid
equipments stolen from the street
where he had tied it, last Friday
night.
On one Of the doors at the Southern
Pacific depot they have this notice
posted: Everybody shuts this door
but you.n When you see that you are
supposed to shut the door also.
The Lenton-Ware Combination will
return and give an entertainment next
Thursday evening, it is thought for
the benefit of some benevolent insti-
tuition.
The Northern and Eastern mail will
close at IL a. NJ. to-day. Whether it
will go by steamer or by stage will be
decided this morning when Postmas-
ter Bent ascertains the state of the
roads.
The fishermen at Wilmington, when
in strain for nets and tackle, fish
with line upon which they fix some
two hundred hooks. A load of fish
was brought into town yesterday
which was caught in this way.
The Companions of Los Angeles
Chapter No. 39, r. A. NJ, are request
ed to attend the Stated Convocation,
Monday evening at . o'clock sharp.
Sojourning Companions in good
standing are cordially invited.
Don Mateo Keller is already OPEN
ing business through his Philadelphia
warehouse. Orders from New York
and other Eastern cities are sent there
to be filled. 1t is expected that the
first consignment of wine has arrived
at its destination by this time.
Mr.. A, L. Seeley, Superintendent of
the Wells Arizona and New Mexico
Express Company, came in from
Whitewater last evening and will
leave for San Diego tomorrow. He
reports the new line working admira-
bly,.
DR.. Stairway advcrtises his lost horse
this morning. The animal is bay
with white stripe in tho face, and had
on when taken an English bride and
California saddle. A handsome reward
will be paid for the return of the prop
erty to the owner.
Cameron has 1850 lbs. of clans,
cookies and other shell fish at his mar
ket, corner of Court and Spring streets.
He has also received fresh lot of
quail and other wild game. You can
purchase your wherewith for q good
Sunday dinner at CamerOn's.
Chas. S. Horsch, recently connected
with the New York Brewery leaves
to-day for San Francisco en- route to
France. His many friends wish him
bon voyage. We would not be sur
prised to hear that there is a girl in
the question.
One of the stages which carried
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express box was
stopped one day last week, the box
aSdemanded and received, and the
highwayman got what was in the box
nothing. He should at least have
received load Of buckshot for his
pains.
We saw at Don Mateo Keller's
warehouse yesterday five varieties of
Eucalyptus seed which comprise
several altogether unknown in this
section. They are named respective
ly, Robusta, Bi-Color, Globulous. Sup
posed to be the Blue Gum Gonicoca-
lx and Marguerite Jarah.
The Santa Monica Outlook speaks of
an orange from an orchard at the San
Gabriel Mission that measured four
teen inches in circumference. We
have seen orchards mile in circum-
hot Il nj
Well done, little orchard! What will
you do when you are fifteen inches in
circumference Next.
The hop at the Pico House will take
place on Thursday evening, February
18th. The Committee of Invitation
consists of Mr. C.Cabot, Mr.. r. S. Ba-
ker, Mr.. p. Beaudry, Capt. Hutch
inson, Mr.. II. j. Stewart, Mr. ID. Free
man, Gen. Geo. Stoneman, Mr.. j. ID.
Lynch, Mr.. J. b. Lankershim, Mr.. f.
f. de Cells, Mr.. S. c. Hough and Mr..
II. Mcclellan.
The Rev. VIM. II. Hill will preach
in the Episcopal Church, corner of
Temple and New High streets, to-day
Mt II o'clock. The holy communion
will be administered at the close of
the morning service, and the Sunday
School meets Immediately thereafter.
The second service, if any be held,
will be announced from the pulpit.
Seats free and all cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. Matthews, manager of Don Ma
teo Keller's extensive wine establish
ment, informs us. that he thinks there
is M danger to be apprehended from