Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
LOCAL pnKvirrrs.


Trains will run on the San Fer
nand0 line about the first of the
month.
Newmark & Co., and Hellman,
Haas & Co., report business brisk and
sales lively. .a.
Eight car loads Of lumber arrived
yesterday from Wilmington, for Perry,
Woodworth 4 Co. -
A call on Mendel Meyer yesterday,
found him up to his eyes in work, ar
ranging his new store.
The Agricultural Society are adver-
tising their unsold shares for sale. See
the advertising columns.
There are kilograms at the telegraph
office for E. r. Green, from the East,
and one for Hannibal Edwards.
The whole of the tapestries, carpets
ETC., at the Clarendon Hotel, are sup
piled by the Carpet Warehouse.
The railroad is transferring its work
ing force from the San Fernando
branch to the San Bernardino line.
The San Bernardino people are act
ing earnestly for a railroad connection.
They ought to succeed, but money is
tight.
Contributions for st. Luke's Hospi-
tai, may be left at the Office of J. l..
Ward 4 Co., corner of Spring and
Temple streets, by Friday noon.
Five teams left the depot yesterday;
to Lone Pine; to Mineral Fork for
D. & R.; 2 to Holcomb Valley, for HI.
4 g. and M. 4 Co.; to Ell Monte, for
J. T. G.
United States Hotel. He Is an amia-
BILE gentleman, and comes to practice
here OH account of the failing health
of his wife.
Mr.. Mathews, the worthy freight
clerk at the depot, was presented yes
terday by his lady, with daughter.
This healthy addition to his family
weighed 10 pounds.
A tarantuln was killed in this Office
yesterday morning. 1t probably came
In the wood used to feed the engine,
and when discovered was on the wall
of one of the editorial rooms.
Two persons were before the Mayor
yesterday for fast driving within the
city limits, and third for throwing
decaying vegetables on the street.
The fines in each case were promptly
paid.
A very pleasant party was given by
Mr.. Kremer last evening. Prof. Her
man Bethe played some exquisite
pieces, including Doehler's Tarantelle,
recently executed by Frank Glider at
MAZDA mo RishOn,S cOnoart
Mr.. Harris, of the firm of Harris &
Jacoby, is suffering froma very severe
felon or whitlow, on his hand. The
pain Is SO great that it communicates
itselfto his nervous system, and rem
ders him thoroughly unwell.
A new Mass, "Le Jeal," in D, will
be sung at the Catholic Church next
Sunday morning. Messrs. Arevalo,
Guenette, Redewill and Nesfeld, will
sing an Offertorium for four male
voices, and the ladies will be strength
ened by additional assistance.
Yesterday, two men working on the
San Gabriel branch OF the railroad
were lifting a bar of railroad iron. 1t
slipped from their hands and tilted
over, striking another man, named
Thomas Berg, on the head, inhicting q
severe wound just above the right
temple. Medical aid was procured, and
he will be around again in few days.
Capt. Geo. A. Clark has in his gar
den curiosity in the way of Jap
anese lemon tree, the only one of its
species in this city. It was lately i'm
ported from Japan, and though only
two feet high, and the stem but the
size of ones finger, it is literally
weighed down with fruit. The lemon
is small and round, resembling the
orange in color and appearance, but
having the acid qualities of the ordi-
nary lemon.
The new machine from Power, Tain
ter & Co., imported for Perry, Wood
worth & Co., is technically known as
a four side sticker for making doors,
blinds, sash, and full variety Of
mOuldings. 1t is bran new pattern
and the first imported. The firm is
also in receipt of heavy lathe which
will turn columns, ETC., and anything
up to ten feet in diameter.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Davis
of Ell Monte, came to the city to obtain
medical attendance for his wife. He
succeeded in getting DR.. Richardson to
go out with him, although the hour
was very late. They proceeded in
their separate buggies in safety, until
nearing the bridge, when Mr.. Davis
horse ran into the Doctors buggy, in
juring the Doctor and wrecking both
vehicles. Mr.. Davis horse was Grip
pied, and it was impossible to proceed
phe was not SO serious as might have
been expected, but Mr.. Davis wife
was without advice until Thursday
morning p.