Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-29
GOLD REPORT
LOCAL RREVYTIES.

Cameron received another large 10
of fresh fish last night.
The East Los Angeles stage runs
full of passengers.
Bob Hester has gone into the pro-
phecy business and predicts four days
more of rainy weather.
Mr.. r. S. Walker, formerly employ
ed in the job office of the Star, dice
yesterday. He had many friends.
Major Yelverton of England divorce
fame, is at the Grand Central regis
tered under an assumed name.
The Steamer Orizaba arrives to-day
from San Francisco and will immedi-
ately proceed to San Diego.
The Centennial saloon is open at all
hours and Mr.. Welch keeps attentive
employees at the bar.
The Spanish theatrical company
will give a grand performance at
Merced Theatre on Saturday night.
The Banning tract, Gospel Swamp,
has been divided into forty and eighty
acre lots, which will probably sell read
lily.
There will be q rehearsal of the
Cantata of Esther at the Congrega-
tional church this evening. All the
singers are urged to attend.
The rattle for the two elegant oil
paintings will positively take place at
Joe Williams saloon on Saturday
night.
The mail and passengers were brought
over the break on the San Fernando
branch yesterday morning on hand
cars.
The memb ers of Olive Lodge, Nc.
&c, X. Of p, are requested to meet at
their Hall, in full uniform, at o'clock
this afternoon to attend the funeral of
their late brother r. S. Walker.
Mr.. J. L. McAlister advertises thr-
ty-five acres of irrigable land one and
quarter miles from the Court House,
for sale at a bargain. See For Sale
column.
The gas contract with Mr.. Simpkins
has been signed, and he is now engag-
ed in repairing the lamps. 1t is eX-
pected that the streets will be lighted
in about two weeks.
S. G. Foy, at the old Pioneer estab-,
lishment, is prepared to do the very
best saddlery and harness work at bot
tom prices. Give him call at his
store No. II Los Angeles street.
The horse railroad to East Los An
geles is progressing finely,the ties and
rails being laid to the new depot of
the s. p. r. R.,eXcept where it crosses
the track. A few days of good weather
will see it finished to the river.
Jack Wolf is one of the politest and
of men, and administers to
the wants of his worn and weary WIS.,
itors like the good Samaritan. Many
would to-day have been in despair but
for his spiritual consolation.
Almost every time we go down the
track on Alameda and San
Pedro streets, we see lot of drunken
Indians. There is law against sell
ing liquor to them, and the penalty Sc
we're. Who sells them the stuff?
Mr.. L. B. Allen, who has had charge
Of the Southern Pacific railroad sta
lion at Spadra, will move to the tun-
mel station at Whitewater on Satur-
lay, when the cars will run through
20 that point.
Messrs, Macy, Wilson & Co., give
strangers jusfasatas vehicles as their
,ity friends. All in ffeassaof a convey
lnce to see the town or go to the Mis-
,ion should give the Fashion Stables q
rial.
There will be meeting of the Mu-
,ual Protective Society on Saturday
evening, Jan. Goth, at p o'clock p. NJ,
1t Odd Fellows Hall in Downey
Block. All members are requested to
)e present, as business of importance
will be transacted.
The Promised Land of this country
urely lies on ye Heights, and for
hoice property close to the centre of
own, get that splendid new house
ust completed by the Building Asso-
iation on Charity street near Second. 4.
Three of those four houses have been
old within the last ten days. Last +
hance.
Mr.. w. ]. Herring, of Herring's
overland Transfer Company, San
francisco, is in the city and we under
tand will shortly return to establish
'ranch company in Los Angeles. Mr.. ,
Herring is a first class business man, !,
nd his enterprise will undoubtedly
rove a success. He expects to have
wagons here by the middle of March,
vhen the new enterprise will be start
ID.
Mr.. J. w. Potts has sold since the
irst of January 1000 fruit trees opar-
les living in Wilmington. OF this
lumber, Gen. p. Banning took 1851,
nd Messrs. VIM. Miller, and r. n.
IcDonald the balance. Mr.. Potts
hipment of yesterday numbered S24
rees. This we call extremely good
york for Mr.. Potts, and better still for
We visited the County Hospital yes
erday to see some friends who are be-
ng cared-for in that institution. They |
Ii feel the effect of the miserable
weather. of the last week, and show its
epressing influence unmistakably in (
heir countenances and conversation. }
| few days of sunshine would do the }
oor fellows q world of good, and Drs.