Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14
Local Rrevitits.
Delightful weather, this.


Passengers for San Francisco will
not leave here until "Wednesday.
The heavens showed all the appear
ances of rain last Sunday night.
The "Hayseed Waltz" composed for
the Patrons of Husbandry, is just out.
Simon Levy has erected q warehouse
in rear of his store, for the storage of
grain and hides.
The cause Of the intensely warm
weather for the past few days was the
fire in the mountains.
The German ball and theatrical per-
day night passed off smoothly.
Why are not steps taken by some of
the citizens of this city to have "Old
Probabilities" established here'
The gang of Chinese labOrers on the
san Fernando railroad consume over
1000 pounds of rice per month.
John Parle, Andrien DavOust and
Guillaume Yves were made citizens of
the United States last Saturday.
Thirty Chinese laborers for the new
railroad arrived from San Francisco
per steamer Orizaba last Saturday.
Now is a good chance for the police
to rid the city of about One-fifth of the
ours who make night hideOus with
their incessant bowling.
The California Colony of Indiana,
now forming at Indianapolis, has quite
number Of members, and by the
time the land is located they will all
be ready to start.
IF the city would fill up or make a
sewer to lead the waste water off in
front of the Courthouse, pedestrians
would not have to go in the middle OF
the street to cross.
w. II. Perry, of the firm of Perry,
Woodwork d Co., will not return to
this city from the east until next
month, contrary to the statement of
one of the daily papers.
The Los Angeles Chamber of Con
merce will have n meeting on the 81
of November next for discussion up
OH all appropriate subjects. Residents
of the city and county are cordially
invited to be present.
The work of grading Ninth street
diately. 1t will be the thOroughfare
for travel to and from Cahuenga Pass
1t is proposed to provide it with cul-
verts, and make it one Of the finest
streets of the city.
Ben. Eaton, Il teamster. was waylaid
near the railroad crossing on Satur-
day, and cruelty beaten. When found,
he was unable to give any coherent ac-
count, owing to the severe injuries re-
ceived. There is no motive rs yet
known for so brutal all assault.
NJ. Cuyas has for sale, ut his ice
cream saloon near the Pico House,
some veritable Spanish sherry, which
is highly recommended for persons
who are sick. Among other importa-
tions, he has received some pure ami
s0d0 de MdjOrca, and the immense
peas known to the Spaniards as gar
bdnzO. These last are considered q
great delicacy, and are twice the size
of the ordinary pea for sale in the
market.
The matinee at the Mayors Court
yesterday was well attended, though
there was by no means u crowded
house. A "gintleman" from the
Imerald Islen appeared to give an
account of the improvements he had
added to his wife's head. Three art
lists, of pugilistic turn, were con-
frOnted with his Honor; also one inc
briate, and "poor To-" had the pleas
ure of an audience. A handsome con-
tribution to the city funds guaranteed
the freedom of three out of the five,
and the balance being under civic dis
pleasure, are ruminating bitterly and
enjoying the limited accommodations
assigned to them by Mr.. Clancy.