Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-10
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the 22d inst, at his hotel at Ei Monte
Mr.. J. G. Jackson, the well known
lumber man, is at the Pico.
The postmaster don't expect any
mails before Monday.
The Santa Clara river is way up
and the stages are way behind.
Ducommun's rain gauge to Il NJ
yesterday showed a rainfall of 3.95
The rain for few hours Tuesday
night was the heaviest of the season
The Board of Supervisors were en-
gagged yesterday in making up the
jury list.
The jumping match between Yves.
ley and Lucas will take place on the
first fine day, at Agricultural Park.
The piles of the horse railroad bridge
to East Los Angeles are uninjured
They were we'll driven.
Mrs. S. III. Sheppard, the renowned
lady temperance lecturer, is located at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Galen Clark and wife, of Sacrament
to, are comfortably located at the
Grand Central Hotel
Madame Golama, the Moorish spir-
itual medium, is stopping at the Grand
Central Hotel. Room 2S, where she
can be consulted at all hours.
The Baptist social will be held this
evening at the house of E. H. Work
man, on Main street. All are cor
daily invited.
The pile-driving machine has gone
on voyege. 1t is probably some
where between San Pedro and San
Diego.
If you want good square meal for
two bits, go to Browns restaurant.
Everything that the market affords is
served up in first rate style.
AS one of the results of the heavy
rain Tuesday night the dam this side OF
San Fernando bridge was washed
away and six lengths of the bridge are
gone.
Mr.. Hodges, night foreman of the
carpenters at Shaft No. l, at the San
Fernando tunnel was caught by the
car and had several of his ribs broken.
He is now in town under medical care
and is doing well.
And now Peter Thompson comes to
the front, and to-day at II A. NJ. pre-
cisely will cut cheese, an immense
one, from the ranch of Don Ignacio
Iturbide Secompraoso. The faithful
are invited to attend.
Those carolinas and boquet cigars OF
Geo. Pridham's, at the Express Cigar
Store, are prime. We have tried them
and know. He receives them direct
from the importers by every steamer.
E. T. Wright, the surveyor, has just
finished neat map of the upper por-
ton of the lands of the Lake Vineyard
Association. 1t may be seen at the
Office of Wiley & Berry.
At the Express cigar store; next
door to Wells, Fargo's, can be found
the best cigars and tobacco in the city.
The brand called the boquet is to oul
taste the finest we have seen. Try t.
In Justice Gray's court yesterday the
case of Cohn VS.. Mrs. Meyers came to
conclusion. Mrs. Meyers was held
to bail in $500 to appear before the
Grand Jury and relate how she came
in possession of Cohn's vest, &c.
Mr.. Conrad Jacoby OF the Sued Cat
J'ornische Post is in San Bernardino.
He telegraphs to Mr.. LEM, his asso-
ciate editor, that he cannot come down
until Thursday on account of the
heavy rains.
Madame Solama, the celebrated Moor.
ish spiritual medium, is at the Grand
Central Hotel, room No. %. She may
be consulted for a few days in any
language desired.
Mr.. Scoville well known clarion et
player, has arrived at the United
States Hotel. He has been secured
for Reed & La Ransieur's band, and is
quite an acquisition.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will celebrate st. Patrick's Day with
great eclat. There will be a process
sion during the day and ball al
night in Turn-Verein Hall.
Pigeons are nuisance in the city
and the best way to get rid of them is
to sell them to Cameron, corner OF
Court and Spring, as he wants four
hundred before next Sunday.
No mails or express were received
in this city yesterday from any point
except Wilmington and Santa Mon
lea. The train of the S. p. r. r. from
Whitewater and Cotton did not arrive,
Neither did that from Anaheim ol
San Fernando.
L. Harris, Quincy Hall, so Main
street, is ready to furnish overcoats this
rainy weather at cost. His business
| and dress suits make their wearers the
envy of friends who pay large prices
| in San Francisco and get an inferior
article. Give him call for clothing
or gents furnishing goods.
There will be a special meeting OF
Los Angeles Chapter, No. S3, r. A. N
this Thursday evening, February 10th
at o'clock, at Masonic Hall for in
stallation of officers. A full atten
dance of appointees is particularly re-
quested. Sojourning companions in
| good standing are invited.
Mr.. J. B. Brown, an engineer of tht
San Fernando branch of the Southern
Pacific railway, after bringing hi