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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
COMPLIMENTARY. - His Excellenc

COMPLEMENTARY - His Excellency.
Governor Bradley, went, yesterday, to
visit the State Prison and closely scru-
tinizing every part of the premises re-
marked that he had not seen a better
kept penitentiary in his life. The Gov
ernor is o man of few words and too
sincere for empty fiattery; hence We take
it, the gentlememen in charge Of the
Prison should feel complimented, in
deed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

CASE OF HOP LEE.-This Chinaman,
boss Of a wash-house across the street
in rear Of the Mint, was arraigned in the
Justice Court, yesterday. for nuisance.
on the complaint of H. S. Mason. Lee
might have escaped by paying down the
costs and agreeing to remove his Offend
ing laundry, which they say is one Of
the flthiest and most disgusting places
in town; bat he demanded three months
time to move. and he was allowed to go
out and find his lawyer for immediate
trial. He returned with Hal Clayton
who made a motion to quash the whole
proceedings on the ground-frst, that
the incorporation act of the Legislature
is unconstitutional because it says that
prosecutions shall be in the name of the
County Commissioners, whereas in the
Constitution it is provided that att pros
ecutions and criminal processes shall be
in the name of the State, and secondly
that the ordinance, as prosecuting in the
name of the Town. is at variance with
the Legislative act Of incorporation. The
motion was overruled and the Court
adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day. If
the Judgment goes against Hop Lee his
attorney says he will carry the case to
the District Court on appeal and make
a test of the constitutionality of the town
government. It is develish unfortunate
if nuisances are to be abated after this
fashion
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

EXAMINATION QUEsTIoNs.-The exam
ination of applicants for position in the
Carson public school will take place to-
day before the examining committee.
composed OF Messrs. Greenlaw and Da-
Wis and General Edwards who las con-
scented to act in the place of Mr.. Howe,
absent in California;. There is one de-
clared vacancy to be filled-that of the
Grammar Department, lately taught by
Mrs David. Whether there are to be
any changes in the other departments
We are not informed definitely. The
Board of Trustees will have meeting
and make arrangements for the coming
school year few days after the exam
ination. The questions that will be
given to the applicants for certificates,
to-day, are already written out. They
seem, on the whole, to be comprehensive
and involving fair test OF the applicants
capacity.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

BADGEE.-Gus. Lewis has a masnifi-
cent specimen OF this animal Gagged in
the back yard of his saloon. He is a
large fellow and beauty. 1t was
caught by the Indians somewhere in the
neighborhood and sold in Carson for
two and half piece. Badgers make
fine pets when taken young and domes-
ticated, but this fellows savage and goes
for everything in reach, with tooth and
toe nail.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15
JAN BREAKING.-A Chinaman was

JAIL BREAKING.-A Chinaman was
caught by a night Waterman of the rail
road in the wee sma' hours OF Wednes-
day night appropriating wood from the
depot. wherewith to fill his baskets. His
capturer yanked him off and slowed him
away under the water tank; but return
ing with the Sheriff in the morning to
take his bird to Jail he found it flown
and never to be recognized again, as the
thief was taken in the darkness and all
Cinnamon look alike. He had found
crowbars and other railroad tools in his
prison and pried his way out.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

COPPER BoTToM.-A thing of beauty
in the way of fine stock is joy to Doc.
Benton forever. His present pride is
beautiful sorrel colt with fax name and
tail Of the Copper Bottom breed which
he is training for the harness. Judging
from his build and fiery countenance he
is likely when trained to prove light
ming trOtter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-15

STocK CER71FIcATEs.-Our job printer
was engaged, yesterday, striking of, a
thousand certificates of stock in the Pan
cake Coal company. There are $4,000
shares at $50 each The coal mine in
question, is situated in White Pine, is
owned largely by parties in Carson, Col.
Ellis being leader among the stockhold-
ers: and has given fine specimen pros
poets of valuable and copious yield.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Gazette.

Stepbenion bebarrte ieood. bel leirem
8lane unb bate Die @snugtbuunD Oenlel=
ben aopptirt al ieben. Die Sollenbnn9
bieles, 9egcnwdrtis inter Dem gtomer Der
Wictoriobriife b~efannten Gielenboues I'M
December 1859 erlebte er iretlIt ni6t mebr.
Sis ans Gnoe leines 2ebens cOnlultirte man
i'm ni6t blos in England, %ionoern IN bets
nobc lammtli6en Staaten oes Continents
ais Die b66Ite Autoritdt in allen NIT Dem
Ban bon Giienbabnen pertnipiten hinge
lesenbeiten, unO bdufi9 rpuroen 3pllte Slpt=
f6en neutrality-suspicious. unb Sn9eni=
euren our6 ieinen l6iebsri9terli9en Nus
lpru6 0el6li9tet. S6pn lS47 mar er
sum YarlamentsmitglieO fir @bitbp ge=
wdblt poroen, bod nabm er an Den parla=
mentorii6en 9erbanolungen feiner lebbaf=
ten @nt6eil. Sn elmer Ieiner lesten Neoen
erfldrte er li9 gesen Die @usf iibrbdrfeit oes
Suescanals, aus Dem, wie er meinte, ipe=
een Man9el an @efdle spii6en Dem Wtit=
teadnbii6en unb benz &ptben Meere bod
items Elm 8raben werben f6nne. Gei6 an
Gubm uno Selis, a6er ior9los in geSie-
buno ieiner &elunbbeit, ltarb er, balo na6
Ieiner Giidfebr bon elmer &eile nod Nor-
tpeqen, am II. Ottober 1859. Sn Iner=
fennuns leiner sroben Seroienite, wurbe er
in Der @eitmin tier gbtei begraben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
NaGr=eS=Sin.

Dian fam jeBt fein Ylntt aus Dsutl6lan Sff'
men, pbne auf ben S6ab BON perfsn, unb ME.
Der auf rem S9ab, su fpesn, Der alssmsin sinsn
a~iinIisen ginerud berpprrisf. Wsnn ater font
sans psrninftise unb ni6t ierpilc SIailsr in Gsut.
I&lanp Gin 70 sspaltisss 9lufbetm non rer &s.
aisrunsspsisbeit bee S6ab maiden, 10 esrssIIsn
fe gang ben bsflassnswsrtbcn Manssl an llmii9t
in ben Masreseln ssssn ee lssts furtitare Dun
sersnctb in psrlien. Rad DEMONSTRATING eieles.
Ginrpantes fSnnen mir sincn perartissn Artitsl
aus einsm eeuti6en 9latte, ed or Snterehantes
entbGl, bier wobl abrrudsn
Der isyt rssisrsnbe S6ab sl,Tr se.Iin 1T i'm
Sabre 1880 ~sstprsn, altsiter Srbns Wsbmsp
S6abs. Seiu gatsr, Der rem %jinseen Srueer
yur,ca, ssrna6lalIsts ben Grltssternsn in jsbsr
gesisbuns unp issts ibm fcrtpdbrsnt.. mituntsr
auf bic frGinfenets Wsiis, ;uriid, mas aaf ben
Gbaraftn pes prinssn ni1t pbns ginHuB tlieb;
or serlpr has @ertrauen gu iiG isltit nne su ben.
antersn @snl9sn unp mich ie. @s Singing
lstte or, ncminsl gum @pupernsur Der prpStt5
@,srbeipI6au e%rnannt, nit ieiner Shutter in pOl'
liasr @eraelt nbsit unb oft in bittsrer Wctb in
Sabris, bis i'm Der plSyli6 srfplate Sob itines
gatsrs am Is. October 1913 ant Zen Sbrrn be.
riff ben or lt srt rur& RE @aHsn srfampfen
mubte.
Na6r.ss.Di II mar 10 wsnis fir feline MN tcbs
unp i6pisrise Steluns pcrbsreitst, hap e, Der
| bisbsr in,mer 5iriii6 sslprchen bait lR nur
mablam i'm perlIGsn SsrfGubli6 MAIDEN fennts,
| nnb ea6 ibm bic STUNT Der Disqualification Der
fSnialiGsu @irss gan, frsmt mar. atst inter
fist eu:6 ben gs,ier @ir3a Iasbi Sban Gmirs
! 9i,am, ,eists F9 Der S&ab ieinsr srpssn aufsats
balb aema6Ien bic Rsspluticnen puresn ntsetr'
asidlaasn, bic ssrrittstsn 8 %inanSen hes &sitss
%asorrnst, bic Armss rscrsaniIrt unb ntu tswaT'
net unp nit eilsrnem 5leies faate Der Sbab ALE
bic glden aus, psl6e bic Grsiebuns IN id'
| men aenntnidsn sela6tn bate. Gr lsriite ,tt'
nc Wortfarsbeit unb Meni&sni&eu itsrwinbsn
unS lS YsrGI4 sbsnio sslauis aus3uSridsn ME
| IarHl&, ia er nabm llntsrri@t I'M GranlSaI@sn,
wsl&s Spra$e sr s~tsnfaas ipri&t unS i&rsibt.
| Mit arsBer 0prlisbs wsnpete sr i& benz Stubtum
Der @eI&i&te ,u; bansben peria&ts q I'D aud'
In Der Di&tfunt unp ibt tas Talent ptlats
sr int 3siansn, nan,snti& RON Garieatartn be-
fBt.
Sn ben Mssisrunsssei&aften purss sr BALI 10
beimii&, bab sr int Sabre 1857 bic Stsas zines
| @rUbyaisrs ni&i pitosr bsieBte, fenstru Ga&.
minifer e~rnannts, NIT bensn er itlbf bic Staais.
a.l&Sfte bsartsitsts. @is lid Der S&ab um bic
Ssbuns Der Snbu0ris feinss eansss bsmibt bat,
III tefannt gum S&luHs feinsr Gbaraftsriiif itt
nod anssfabrt bab n i&cn felt ben Glntisr.
Sabrsn bic isst aussefabrte 8siis mad s,8ranfi'
fan" bsabf&tist bat I'M bort feline asnntnihs
su srpsitsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16
Mn bic 9ejer

Ga bic @bbrsfsn in 3ufunft ale auf bic Bel
tuns ssbrudt msreen, 70 MAIDEN mir Zen Sslsr
aufnsrfian,, paS bintsr benz Nantsn, Der auf benz
sslben 3ettsl ifebt, feline N%uittuns, pber mas sas'
isltc it, bic drummer, bis si tusl6sr or isin abrn'
rement bssablt bal, ;u Iupen III.
Sei GinienSuue 0 6elccrn fpirS
bic Summer ecdnSert. Cine Suittunss'
LITE III eaber nidt rasbr in her 3situns nStbis.
Nuittirt ipercen nur bic fur 3eitnnscn mad
europa beSobltsn GsIesr, lcwis Sur6 SrGsrr unp
assntsn siusslanbtsn SrtrGse. @srftGn9 tas,
ibr Qclsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

Sranbenbnrs. g.. Suni. gm ~ssltrissn Mrr.
gen fanb man bic @bsfrdu bsS @dersrS s. eirs
gerlpn in ben f~infSiser Sabren, auf benz Spsihsr
ibrss Wpbnblulss, an einem, am Dahtalfen Be-
fsitistsn Seil. aufssfnipft. Srasliae psrlcn lit
felt Ginger 3sit an @siiesldwaGe uni l6sirt
lslbe bic abpeisnbsit ibrer 5aniilie. rusl6s auf's
5elr mar 81 ibrsr @ntIsibung, bsnast Su babsn.
Z. SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-07-16

2eibI4mersen, geIGperSen beS Grpfes, eer
gruf, S6pinbel, Orlden, OIferftit ees
8opfes, Setlemmuns Der gruif, bel&per'
libcS Nus' unp Ginatbmen.
@egen wetblt9e &raufbetten
aIs: 9Yfrrie, SIabunssn, @lattsrbsiapsr'
ben.
@esn gpubtattgtett, Sleid.
ia6t, 0slbiu6t, &cpfs unp 0liereri&mers
gen, tebslfeiten, S9nma&tsn uno Ser;'
flppfsn.
@essn Sartarr6 unb Stof.
ianup fen ba bic Srupfen ben ihars
fen fpfsnreu S6lsim auf IL len.
@esen 8beumattSm 0t&t,
salise, remittirenpe unb intermittirenbe
Sisbsr, sesen 8rantbsiten bes Slutes, Der
Nieren tno Slale.
@esen Dpipepita unb alle paraus
entiprinsenbe 8ranf9eiten.
@ssen 9auttranfbetten, aus.
foliage uno itberbaupt ale purd anrets
nss Ylut berpcreebrahte &ranfbeitsn.
Saltet Gner Slnt rein uno bic
@eiunbbeit Cures &OrperS miro bic
Solge ictn.
IS Die 8lai6e hamburger Srcpfen"
foltet so Gents, 5 6laIasn fur 2 Dollars,
unS liao In alien %anitanpisen @potbefem
gu 6absn, cber tperpen mad Gmpfans bes
9strasss fUfsnfret rad alien S9silsa Imes
ritas Ssrianpt bar4
A. Wgeley& Co.. Baltimore. MAJ
Gnaros. gieSeflaee In s~nerifa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Look Here.

" Eat, drink and be merry" at
Johnny Moore's san Francisco Restaurant,
on Commercial street. Johnny isan acknowl-
edged prince among restauranteurs, and
knowing this, the Committee of Arrange
hents have authorized him to establish q
branch at the Fair grounds for the accommo-
tiation of attendants Mt the races The best
meats and vegetables are used and cooked in
the most palatable manner. Take your meals
at tJohnny,s and you will feel truly refreshed.
All meals q CENTS - -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
The ('uyas House.

The California oysters kept in the
elegant establishment Of Mr.. Cuyas, near the
Pico House, have special qualities, owing to
the system followed by the above named gen.
tleman in fattening and preserving them as
fresh as when taken out of the sea. Lovers of
oysters can see for themselves and be con-
vinced. Chocolate coffee, tea and other re-
freshments, all first-class, are also served
there. There can be found for sale Sherry
Wine. Muscatel, imported from Spain, by
Mr.. Cuyas, and best brands OF Havana CT
gars. He also keeps a good stock Of perfu
merry, toys ana candies Of all kiuds. nO9-2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Real Estate Transactions.

Deeds nled fOr,record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, Nov. 18th, 1879, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson 4 Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
. Constant Meyer to Benz. Rebbeck-Block II,
Ord's survey; 5000. Deed dated 1852.
John DOliand TO Benz. Rebbeck-IOt on Up
per Main street; 81. deed dated 1869.
Andrew Munroe to s. p. X X. Co.-strip In
San Jose Rancho; u. :.
B. Dreyfus to 8. p. r. r. Co.-Strip lOOx7250
in Vejar tract, Los Najales Rancho; 81.
w. Cellar TO 3. p. R.R. Co.-Strip .l00x829 In
Rancho San Francisquito; 81. }s- ~ -.
G. w. Bush to J.A. Brown Lease for lot on
corner Of Los Angeles and sRequena streets,
~ years at $40 per month.
Tnos. GilIelte-Homestead declaration for
10 acres near Florence -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

The only place where the genuine
interchangeable Pebble Spectacles can be
found Is at Fisher & Co.'S Jewelry Store, CT
Main street. They are made of the best ma
terial, uniform in density and OF high refrac-
tive power. Come, all ye who live tor good
eye-sight, and try them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

Efs- All men ought to know that oil kinds Of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
ness and dispatch by regular tailor The
making and trimming of Wooden Mill cloth
Ia a speciality AT n. W. Fitzpatrlck's, corner of
Court and Spring streets. Et.N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Look at This!

The only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, OH Paintings,
etc, is at NJ Y. Ponet,s, SO Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay In
weekly installments of from 25 cents to 81, ac-
cOrding to the amount purchased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Of Special Interest to Farmers.

At the Esperanza Store, No. los
Mum street, will be found the largest and
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc. in Southern California.
It is we'll known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line at from five to ten
per cent cheaper than at any other store in
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds Of country produce. All
goods delivered to any part of the city free of
charge,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

na. The tide OF immigration is steadily set-
ting In, and the first thing eastern people do
Ia to throw away their New York Hats and buy
q new one of DESMOND. They say there is no
comparison between the two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

Tomorrow night is the last of the
Leroy -Duret troupe here. Their sea-
son has extended over ten weeks, and
they have given every class of play,
from tragedy and melo-drama to COM
edy and farce. No company has ever
given 80 great variety of plays so
we'll. Tomorrow night the proceeds
will be given as farewell benefit to
Madame Duret and Mr.. Leroy. A
brilliant comedy, an interesting Olio
and protean farce, with Madame Du-
ret in eight characters, are promised.
Let Los Angeles say farewell to Mad
anne Duret and her troupe by series
of packed benches and boxes such as
Merced Theatre never saw before.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
We obseryed Dana B. Clark, 1

We observed Dana B. Clark, the
ssm-t-opcal Nurseryman from Santa Bar
blra, in town this week. He informs us that
he has in that city the Guava, only two years
old, frliting heavily. He has the yearling
plants for sale. Also the Assyrian Date Palm
Tree, three years old, and the Lopuat and
Tamarlnd, all of which he thinks will do
well In Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

BE J. Cohn keeps fine Havana and Domes-
tic Cigars. No. 81 Main street, Downey - Block,
Thompson 4 Gerson's saloon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
gos AaWles Aua'd.
CITY AND SUBURBS.

nn- Every style of Painting and Glazing
done In the highest style of art, and nj raason-
able rutes by G.. Raphael & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

Time is on the wing. TO make it
pass more slowly and pleasanter watch II
closer by buying q Clock ut Fisher 4 Co.'S
Jewelry store, 81 Main street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

The English dramatic entertain
ment last night, given by the Turn-Ve-
reins, was quite success; and the ball
following was engaged In with zest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
LOCAL BREVTTlES.

The first premium for penmanship
was awarded to Miss Levy-nOt to
NJ iss Peel.
Two teams left the depot yesterday
for Independence, one to H. & r. and
one to J. b. r.; also one team for Pres
colt, consigned to c. P. H. & Co.
An inquest held upon Buffers horse
LOngfellow, last night, developed the
fact that he died of hypertrophy,
caused by the bursting OF q blood
vessel
Subject this morning and evening,
at the Congregational Church: 'grhe
Washington or wellington Of his
country in search of cure for leprosy.
Josiah Bates, pastor protein.
The Episcopal Church services (for
the present) will be held In the Hall of
the Good Templars, 81 Main street, up
stairs. Hours of service, II A. NJ, and
3P. NJ, Sunday School, $3.50.
Among the arrivals by, last steamer
We notice DR.. Robert q. Cunningham
OF Missouri, who proposes settling In
Los Angeles for. the purpose OF prac-
ticing dentistry in all its various
49, z - n
Passengers from Santa Barbara to
San Pedro, per Orizaba, Nov. 18th: /.
NJ. Ianso, wife and child; n. f. Nor
gan, wife and two children; I. p.
Flood, A. o. Porter, p. M. Green, I.
shannon, A. Doench. ,tsfl.
ANEW addition tothe United States
Hotel has been begun by Mr.. Mesmer.
Ia 1,n M nt hun ID 0t
He is putting . wing to the back part
OF the bdilding. Room has been
needed at this hotel, and this enter
prise will satisfy felt want.
James Farris has presented the
HERALD with fine specimen Of cot
ton raised on his place at Florence
Station, and this entirely without irri-
CATION. 1t was planted in March. He
has thirty stalks, and up to this time
it has yielded four -four sacks full. A
stalk Is on exhibition in this office.
From this experiment, the fact that
cotton can be profitably, and success
fully raised in this portion Of the
State Is decided. Who will be the
first to enter into this industry, and
prove it successful on large scale.
Near the Encino Rancho, some days
ago, when the persons first found
the dead body of the Mexican shep-
herd. after the man had been
dead for several days upon the
-desoiatc plains, it was difficult to ap-
proaeh the body because of the watch
iul dog that stood q mourning senti-
mel over his dead master. No hungry
coyotes nor beak of hungry raven had
been allowed to feast upon his dead
body. It was with difficulty that the
faithful animal could, be. removed so
as to permit access to the dead, for the
purpose Of removal and burial, K sss I.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Exports.

Following Is list of exports received nj the
depot, awaiting shipment Nov. IL:
Bullion, brs...........720 Merchandise, pkgs..
Brandy, pps...-.--. 4 Wool, bales...-.-...-.. 5
Wine, pps.....-....... Fruit, bxs-............ 3
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

Zing a xong of F'isch er.
Who make der watches fly;
Four und dwendy peoples
Going dhere to puy.
Ven der shtore Is obened
Mester Fischer pegins to zing,
For he feels so mighty goot
Dot he Is pleased nit efery ding.
Dhere vas a man vat sword a leetle
Ven his watch no longer run,
Und he goes down by that shtore
lind puys a pran new Won.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Sam Franc,sco M.rkess...Buy 1eIesrsph.
BAN ERANcrsco, Nov. Is.

FLOUR-S6 820s7
WHEAT-Shippers are still holding back,
and the market u nominal ut 81 25g2 30.
BARLEY-Slnallsa sales of feed ut 81 321S@
so; brewing 81 55Gl 65. s.s5s,.li. { Z
at 81 40. ''SA ~ .|t = -, ~. 4
HAYElo tons fair wild at slsas25. The range
Ii $l40txO 81. .,.5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
In the Rink.

There was no falling off in the a.
tendance at the Rink last evening, of
both sexes. The inspiring music, gay
combination of colors and kaleido-
scopic things combined, made up a
scene of great pleasure to all visitors.
There are about twelve vehicle man.
ufacturing establishments in this city.
That of Lichtenberger, on Main street,
Is the only one represented, however,
in the Rink, by a buggy. 1t Is Of the
gentleman's, tOp-class-and was not
manufactured for exhibition, but, new
ertheless, is there. Its beauty,
strength, and remarkable neatness
cannot fail to attract the attention of
every observer. Mr.. Lichtenberger
is practical mechanic, and knows
how to put up u job-not in the sense
of swindling, but of that more rare
kind the rendering of perfect satisfac,
ton. He obtains all his material
from the east, for the various kinds of
vehicles he manufactures; and in the
receipt of the wool from there is an
advantage in the vehicles, unrivalled
even by the production of the ceiebra-
ted Brewster of New York, because
the wood used there, which is of
the same quality, cannot be sea-
soned in the east as well as in this
part of California. All the wood is
seasoned here when it arrives, even
though it has been subjected to the
same process there. There is no kind
of vehicle he does not manufacture,
from the heaviest and costliest to the
lightest, those intended for show,
or the most trying use. He has al
ready shipped large number, manu-
factured in his establishment, to Ari-
iona, and some to San Diego.
PREMIUMS AT THE RINK.
There were So entries for penman-
ship premiums at the fair, and 81 for
composition premiums. In both con-
tests several counties were represented.
Fourteen pupils of the public schools
competed for drawing premiums. In
making the awards, excellence was
the only standard, age not being taken
into consideration.
Great dissatisfaction was expressed
by general exhibitors, at the premi-
ums not being awarded. They stated
openly their conviction that they were
neglected, and said more unpleasant
things than this journal cares to re-
peat. The fruit OF 0. w. Childs, and
other exhibitors, has to remain in the
Rink until Monday. The fruit exhib-
itors had intended to present the
whole of their collection to their
friends last night. Some of the fruit
is over ripe and spoils by further ex-
hibitiOn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

r. J. Kearns has sunk an artesisn
well In Los Nietos, and obtained fine
flow. pN8-1a n u. y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

THIRD and last arrival of the latest
styles in Millinery Goods from the East, at the
New York Store; 25 to so per cent. given to all
purchasers at the Great Closing Out Sale. Z
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16
Freight List.

Following is list of Imports from San Fran"
cisco, per steamer Orizaba, Nov Is, marked:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-16

hackers owned that the horse died
sooner than lose.
SECOND RACE.
Running--free for all horses in the
State; two mile heats, best two in
three. L.. ]. Rose names b. m. Irene
Harding, years old; Willis Hull
names blk. &. Target, 4 years old; J.
Malone, rider, III adi Hi n l
FIRST HEAT.-There We're two false
starts-at the third attempt the horses
got away, Target apparently hard
held and Irene leading. The mare was
half Q length ahead $50 yards from the
start, which position she held at the
quarter pole. They preserved the same
position up to about $50 yards, when
both went easy down the back stretch
up to the half mile. Atthis point the
mare led by length. Coming down
the stretches to the three-quarter mile
they preserved the same position,
made q slight rush at the distance,
and finished the first mile in l:524.
Both were going within themselves.
Two hundred yards after the second
mile was commenced Target was on
the mares flank, but ut the quarter he
was length behind, holding back.
At the half mile Target came up, but
the mare made desperate squirt, and
led by two lengths, entering the home
stretch. At one time they seemed
neck and neck, but the heat was won
by Irene by o length, and apparently
easily, and in 3:46a. al11NH GV4
SECOND HEAT.-rhe mareiwas back
ed freely, but with few takers. Peo-
pie seemed shy, and asked doubtfully
how the thing was. This is the sixth
time that Irene and Target have met,
and horse racing is such precarious
amusement-sO sometimes the best horse