Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-05
GOLD REPORT.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

We regret to hear that Ben Edel-
man is sick.
A car of oranges came in from the
Mission yesterday.
Arthur Day, of the Chicago Ad-
vdnce, is at the Grand Central hotel.
No one is perfectly dressed without
one of Desmond's hats.
Mr.. S. H.. Buchanan, one of our
prominent builders, is putting up a
neat lite church at Pasadena.
On Sunday night there will be a
grand Spanish performance at Merced
Theatre. le#s#5#.
A Morendo eel was OH exhibition at
Cameron's yesterday, measuring four
and q half feet.
Six to ten cars of corn arrive from
Downey daily, and the only complaint
is that there are not cars enough.
The gutter in front of the Barnum
restaurant, on Main street, is in q pol
luted condition. It's offense is rank
and smells to heaven (?).
The February term of the District
Court opens on Monday next. Judge
Sepulveda informs us that the busi-
ness before it will be unusually large.
Lieut.. Bergland, U. S. A., is busy
fitting out the Wheeler Expedition.
Mr.. G. Bosen goes with them as sad
dler in chief.
We congratulate our friend Abbott,
on the prospect of an occupation of
M creed Theatre by a fine company
for two months.
The Countess Savilia. a Moor con-
verted to Christianity, is on her way
to Los Angeles. She is described as
beautiful, talented and wealthy.
Apply to E. e. Fisher, Grand Gem
trail Hotel, for elegant shelving and
fixtures, formerly belonging to tn e
Identical Cigar store.
Joe Stackpole is about starting an
elegant sample room next to the
Grand Central Hotel, in the store jus:
vacated by the Identical Cigar store.
Theodore G. Smith, a prominent
citizen OF Rochester, n. Y, has ar
rived with the intention of settling
among us. The HERALD pamphlet
did it.
The brig Tanner, Captain William
son, from Port Discovery, arrived at
San Pedro yesterday with $4,000 feet
of lumber for Perry, Woodworth Il
Co.
l.. Harris, so Main street, furnishes
the million with suits that beat the
world. He can equip man as quick
as q flash, and at a price that don't
bankrupt him.
There will be special meeting of
Los Angeles Lodge, No. AZ, F. & A.
NJ, this evening at half past seven
o'clock at Masonic Hall for work in
the d. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited.
Among the shipments Friday were
pipes of wine, from J. M. Vigne; SO
dry hides, from 7. F. Allen; 65 sacks
of corn, from Hellman, Haas & Co. /;
and car of oranges from sundry par
ties.
Charles Brode, Spring street, near
Turn-Verein Hall, keeps one of the
best grocery stores in the city and sells
as cheap as San Francisco dealers.
Staple and fancy groceries at small
profit.
At the tree depot ofW. M. Williams,
on Spring street, near Court, may be
found 1000 trees of every description,
some, especially peach, particu larly
large and fine, and they are now sell
ing at great reduction from former
prices. Take look at them.
Mr.. Welch sends the following to
Mr.. Truman from San Francisco: The
entries for the four mile race for thir-
ty thousand dollars closed with Grim
sted, Rutherford, Revenue, Chance,
Hook Hooking, Katie Pease, Foster,
and Golden Gate.
In Temple & Workman's statement
appears charge against J. l.. Ward
& Co., which should have appeared as
secured" by the Wallapai Smelling
Works, as the above named gentle
men were only agents for the compa-
nay and not interested in the works.
Jesse Shepard, the Musical Trinity,
is in the city and will give concert
at an early date. He is described by
up-country papers as something sur
prising, and we hope to see fine au-
dience greet him OH his first appear
ance.
The Ware troupe are noted all over
the world. The st. Louis Mercury
says:-The Wares are very clever, very
original, very refined and have been a
very great draw, their benefit being
the largest house of the season.
Fred Berry has this week COM
menced building house altogether
too large for a young bachelor of his
age. 1t is on the edge of the high
bluff next North of Major Locke's,
and commands charming view OF
the San Gabriel valley, the Arroyo
Seco Caiion and the Verdugo noun
tains. These are ominous signs in a
new settlement like Pasadena. More
victims are In order.
Before Justice Gray yesterday ap-
peared Philip Conway and accused G..
w. Gillette of punching him in the
eye and giving his nose "list to
,,orf u 10, tho 40 Thl