Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-20
GOLD REI'tbR'E.
LOCAL SREVITIES.

me STEAMER OrlZaDa leaves lOf San
Francisco to-day.
Nine cars of coal arrived Tuesday
for the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Seven cars of freight were received
from Wilmington Tuesday.
Mr.. Reginald Nuttall is on trip to
San Francisco overland.
Col. Hewitt, Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, returned
from the front yesterday morning.
Mr.. III. w. Butler left for San Fran
cisco yerterday morning via Telegraph
Stage Line.
Messrs. Hellman, Haas & Co. re-
ceived three car loads of merchandise
from the Orizaba.
Don Mateo Keller received a car
load of bottling machinery and stock
from San Francisco yesterday.
Messrs. Jones & Noyes have few
of the. Levy pictures left which they
will sell very low at private sale.
Revival meetings are being held
nightly at the Fort street M. E.
church.
We are pleased to see Councilman
Sotelo convalescent after his severe
illness.
Los Angeles viii. be lively next week
with Esther. the Jubilee singers and
Chinese New Year.
Mr. J.. J. Gosper, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, is at the Cape House, intend
ing to pass the winter in Los Angeles.
Mrs. e. l.. Watson will lecture in
Good Templars' Hall on Friday even
ing at half past seven:
A stated cohclave of Occur de Lion
Commandry No. 8, will be held at
the Asylum this evening at half past
seven O'clock.
Mr.. w. J. Herring, Superintendent
of Herring's Express, of San Fran
cisco, paid visit to San Bernardino
Tuesday.
Gus Turner, refreshment boss at the
Novelty Theatre, wins the good Opin-
ion of the boys by the activity with
which he circulates around. .a..
The survey of the Los Bolsas Ranch
has been rejected by the Surveyor
General, who recommends that new
survey be ordered.
Is Mr.. r. l.. Watson, whom the
Santa Monica Outlook refers to as trav-
cling agent of the San Francisco
Chronicle, the same person who was
known in this city as Mr.. Christopher?
DR.. Owens is making some very sue
cessful cures of Catarrh with his spe-
cific Homeopathic remedies. Those
suffering from that disease will do
we'll to give him call.
T.. A. Preuss opens the store for
merly occupied by Newbauer, on
Spring street, in a short time. He
goes up tomorrow to San Francisco
for goods. o bill
Workmen are busy enlarging the
Pico House dining-room. During the
continuance of the work the guests
will be accommodated in the smaller
rooms.
J. c. Cheney, proprietor of the Tel
egraph Stage Line, leaves this morn
ing for Ogden to meet his wife's
brother, an invalid who is coming
here for the benefit of his health.
The Active Base Ball Club was or
ganized last evening and the follow
ing officers elected President, HI. NAL
lard; Secretary, A. ArnyX; Captain,
M. III. Mills; Treasurer, M. Chick.
Don Mateo Keller's manager, Mr..
Matthews, has 20 pipes of wine ready
for shipment by Panama to Philadel-
phia. The remainder of the proposed
shipment will be ready in a few days.
The jury in the case of Alfred Rob-
inson VS.. N. Palmer and others failed
to agree and were discharged. They
stood eleven for the defendant and one
for the plaintiff. A new jury in the
same case will be empaneled to-day.
Among the last shipments from the
Southern Pacific depot were 81 boxes
of oranges, from G. II. Park & Bro.
1O3 sacks of corn, from Also Mills; 30
boxes of oranges from E. Meyer & Co.;
800 dry hides from III. Newmark & Co.
Mr.. J. A. Anderson, prominent
and wealthy citizen of Lima, Ind.,.
with his wife and daughter, is domi-
ciled at the Cape House. We trust
Mr.. Anderson will cast his lot with us,
as he would make valuable citizen.
The freight train to Wilmington yes
terday morning consisted of thirty.
eight cars down and forty back. The
train from Cotton twenty-five to Los
Angeles and twenty back. The train
from Anaheim consisted of sixteen
ears. The railroad people were busy.
Mrs. B. G. Whiting desires a meet
ing of the ladies of Los Angeles on
Saturday afternoon at the Pico House
parlors, to arrange for the proper rep
resentation of this section in the
Woman's Department of the Centen-
nial Exposition. ttI
Don Mateo Keller's new delivery
wagon is novelty among vehicles.
1t is neat, commodious and light,
holding more than any other wagon
i'm town. 1t is the handiwork of A.
Todd, a we'll known wheelwright, who
turns out reliable work at his shop on
Also street below Alameda.
The artificial stone factory in East
Los Angeles is turning out work that
is really superior to brick or stone for