Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-07
LOCAL BREVITTES.

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cisco on Sunday.
Strawberries were in market yester-
day.
Two Cinnamon went up to the Tun-
mel yesterday on special train.
A road from the Cahuenga Pass to
this city is nearly finished.
There were no cases in Mayor Beau
dry's Court yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba leaves on Sun
day for San Francisco.
Col. Crawford is expected to arrive
from San Francisco tonight.
A slight hail storm was reported
yesterday, but we did not see it.
Mr.. Haverstick has number OF
promising banana trees in his garden.
A block of buildings is being erected
on Figueroa street near Washington.
Col. Chipley went to San Bernardo
no yesterday.
Confidence Base Ball Club meets tc-
night at No. 2's engine house.
Mr.. F. P. F. Temple and John d.
Bicknell have gone to San Francisco.
The County Court has adjourned un-
til Monday.
Gold was unchanged at 1l2g in New
York yesterday.
The rain recommended yesterday
| Ok al nd 4
of the night.
A two-story stairway enables the
| members of the Congregational
Church to attend worship.
VIM. Mueller, the incendiary, has
| been committed in default of $500 bail
| to await the action of the Grand Jury.
Mr.. Noyes, of the firm of Jones &
Noyes, sells the Washington Garden
Tract to-day.
Messrs. Thayer & Eggleston now oc-
cupy their new establishment next to
| Union Hall.
Messrs. Darrell, Lothian & Co., with
their two lumber yards, do a fine bus
iness.
Mr.. Mag was injured by the caving
of a bank in front of his lot on Fort
street yesterday morning.
We direct the attention of our read
ers to the Park View Tract now offer
ed for sale by Mayor Beaudry.
Rain or shine the sale of the Wash
ington Garden Tract takes place to-
day.
Manager Maehl presents a fine bill
for Sunday night at Turn-Verein
Hall.
The Pound Master will sell on Jan.
Sth, one led and white COW and one
bay horse, both branded dimly.
The sale of the Eberle nursery stock
has been postponed until the goth
inst, in consequence of wet weather.
The Thirty Fights will give theil
annual ball on the night of Washing.
TOMS Birthday.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 16O, L. O. o.
f., meets tonight for installation oi
officers.
The Los Angeles Furniture Compa.
ny have sold their retail business to
Dotter & Bradley.
Mr.. Grattan found pocket-book
containing 500 yesterday, and re-
ceived hearty thank you from the
owner.
Mr.. II. S. Hall succeeds Gen. Johr
@. Wheeler as RevenuesCollectOr, anc
we hope he will be as popular and ef'
ficient as his predecessor.
The steamer Mohongo leaves Sar
Francisco to-day for San Pedro and
Santa Monica, and will arrive on Sun
day.
Don Mateo Kellers wines will be
sold at the Centennial exhibition un
der the shadow of the gigantic Monte
citos grape vine.
A cattle corral was commenced yes
terday at the San Pedro street depot
in expectation Of large cattle ship.
mentS.
The steamer Orizaba left for Sar
Diego yesterday afternoon, after dis
charging $50 passengers and l6O tons
of freight.
Lafayette Baker carried an immense
load, twenty-five passengers, on The
Pico House coach yesterday and de
livered them safely at the door of tina
popular hotel
The Young Peoples Social and Lit
erary Society will hold its meeting to
night at the Fort street M. r. Church
All are invited to witness q good pro
gramme.
The Internal Revenue Smellin.
Committee is examining the check
in all the banks to see if they ar
properly stamped. 1t is small busl
ness.
Our friend A. j. Hamilton of tn,
post-office has been taking unto him
self an helpmeet. The nature of tn
co.partnership is explained under tn
head of marriage notices.
Pete Thompson says he don't be
lieve in submerged dams, but he woul
favor submerged lake in front OF hi
saloon, if the water could be put un
der.
Among the shipments yesterda,
were casks claret, from Lips, Craigu
& Co.. 20 sacks of barley, from He'll
man, Haas & Co.; 500 boxes of candle
from III. Newmark & Co.