Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

See notice among the wants " or
file of the Los Angeles Neacs.
The Committee on Irrigation meet
on the 9th, at the Court House.
A baseball club is on the tapis. A
good strong organization ought to be
formed. Te.fn e aee#
The MohOngo took from l,700 to
1000 bars of bullion to San Francisco
yesterday.
There is considerable complaint be-
cause the High School closes at l2:l5.
Why is this thus? #FF
DR.. |. f. Fulton has offered his
beautiful place in Los Nietos for sale.
The agent is s. H. Slaught.
The ditch at Anaheim is still talked
about; but little is as yet done. There
is fine field for operations.
There will be special meeting of
Pentalpha Lodge, +. & A. NJ, work.
ing in the second degree, tonight at
Z O'clock.
The San Diego passengers, per Mo-
hongo, arrived in this city yesterday
at P. NJ. Passengers for San Fran
cisco left at 3.
Seventeen cars were employed to
carry the freight yesterday from Los
Angeles to Wilmington. The en-
plOyees had to work nearly all Sunday.
DR.. Howard has on hand a quantity
Of genuine Havana tobacco seed,
which he will sell those who wish to
try the experiment Of raising tobacco
in this county.
The medals of the Southern District
Agricultural Society are due on the
next steamer. The association lets
the contract for keeping the fair track
in order next Saturday.
Mr.. Milliken, the proprietor of the
ice works, left Los Angeles yesterday
for short visit to San Francisco. He
has our best wishes for pleasant
voyage and safe return.
Capt. G. E. Beane left this afternoon
for Sacramento, where he proposes to
remain during the session of the Leg
islature. Col. f. J. G. Kewen left this
afternoon for San Francisco.
Jose Francisco, an Indian, sentenced
to eighteen months in San Quentin,
from Los Angeles county, having
served the term of his sentence, was
discharged few days since.
Our friends, Messrs. Turnbull &
Forbes, paid visit to this office yes
terday. They report sales of sheep in
the Anaheim district as quiet, but
that we'll bred sheep command stiff
prices.
Anaheim is lively-Max Nebelung
knows how to keep hotel. When
our houses are full people will find
good accommodations at Anaheim,
both at the Planters and at the Ana
helm Hotel.
Pat. Murther, of No. SO Tenth Ave-
nue., New York, wants to find his two
aunts, Catherine and Rose Murther,
who were in Los Angeles county when
he last heard of them. He wants
them to write to him.
Business was light at the depot, yes
terday, in consequence of the outgoing
steamer. All goods possiblewas shipped
up to the last moment, and the only
exports waiting shipment are 40 sacks
pop corn, So sacks beans and 40 sacks
walnuts.
Miss Noyes, the lady correspondent
of several Eastern papers, left yester-
day. She is an amiable and gifted
lady, and her descriptions of Southern
California are sincerely and truthfully
eulOgistic. She was the guest of the
Pico House during her stay. U.s.
The Mutual Aid Association are
meeting with unexpected success.
Applications are coming in very
rapidly. Thirteen applications were
received from Compton yesterday
morning. J. A. Walker, travelling
agent, has taken the field and is doing
well. -. r..4#..- ..
I heartily endorse the position of
the HERALD on the Fair question.
Unless the Fair is made more agricul-
tural in character, the Legislature
should take away the appropriation.
l am willing to take the two papers
discarded by Messrs. Mott and Gates.
G. ID. COMPTON.
An excursion train has been ar
ranged by the Changers, starting from
Wilmington, coming to Los Angeles,
and going from thence to Los Nietos,
on the anniversary, December 4th.
Tickets for the round trip from any
station, ST. 90. This will open the new
road and afford the people of the
county an opportunity Of seeing what
the railroad company has done, as we'll
as attending the harvest feast. Judge
Thompson is the orator of the day.
The following passengers left on the
steamer MOhongo, for San Francisco,
yesterday: f. Jansen and wife, Col.
e. j. G. Kewen, III. L. Garfield, A.
Doench, Max Witzinsxi, Mrs. j. At
wood, ]. A. Goldwater, M. r. Smoot
and child, 8. S. Huntley, l.. c. Good
win, Charles Il. Beane, f. S. Stanton,
Mrs. E. G. Pond, e. Cabrera, w. Korn,
William Brown, John Lawrence, VIM.
Stoddard, T. q. Cottle, L. Gibbs, II.
Karzlee, c. Touhey, A. Pats.
DR.. Howard has lately received a
few boxes of the first quality of choice
California cigars from the factory at
Gilroy. Albeit they are not for sale,
he will be glad to have them sampled
by any and all of his friends. Criti-
cally speaking they are still green, but
even in their present condition they
will compare favorably with the finest
tobacco imported, and the system of
curing is so superior to any in exist
ence, that it seems probable that Cali
fornia will soon claim equality with
and even superiority to all other to-
bacco growing countries. The subject
is very interesting one, and only
wants ventilating to be thoroughly
understood and eagerly embraced.
Senator Maclay and Colonel J.
Quincy Adams, We're the guests of
Colonel Kewen at the "Molino Viejo''
yesterday. A large number of gentle
men were invited to meet them, and
the well-known hospitality of Colonel
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