Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-09

III never rains out IL pOurS. 851lt
o, the mud, the beautiful mud.
A boat, boat to cross the muddy
waters.
THERE'S telegram in the telegraph
office for Mr.. Long.
The city was orderly yesterday. The
rain put damper on everything.
Professor Jones, the tonsorial artist,
has rented his shop for hardware pur-
poses. Fg
A man drowned on Main street yes
terday. He will be buried to-day by
the city fathers.
The wires were down after 4 o'lock
yesterday. Consequently the later
dispatches are very light. !.
EThe continued wet weather makes
business Of all kinds dull. Even the
mules have more wOebegOne and
spiritless look than usual.
Apples are so plenty in Oregon that
they scarcely figure in the market re-
ports. Our retailers should bear this
In mind, and fall o little from two bits,
Shaw & Armstrong now run the
photograph gallery which has beeni in
the Downey block. They have seA
cured one Of the best artists in the
state, and mean business. a Jags IA
San Diego, inches rain; Los An
geles, inches, of rain; and yet Los
Angeles imports flour from the former
burg.n Won't the World employ an
other champion fabricator.
1.-The steamer Senator about whose
safety some fears were felt, arrived at
San Pedro on Saturday at 10 O'Clock
p. m. She will sail for San Francisco
on the ninth, if nothing happens.
A sharp shock, supposed at first to
he an earthquake was felt in this city.
last night. 1t turns out to have been
caused by member of the Common
Council who suddenly sat down as he
was testing our new crossings.
A shoemaker In Soho square bore off
the prize for grapes, at the Crystal
Palace exhibition last fall. If that eX-
hibitions had been in Los Angeles, that
shoemaker would have been q disap-
pointed man. ~ oI F4T4At{a
Mr.. F. w. Gibson, OF FL Monte, lost
his barn by fire on Saturday night.
1t contained 20 tons of hay. Loss Ng
OOO;t not insured. He desires to thank
his neighbors for their kindness and
assistance on this occasion.
The Anaheim Wharf Company, Of
which Michael Reese is President, will
make application to the Board Of SD
pervisors, on the 6thsof January, for
the right to construct a wharf at Ana
helm Landing and to collect toll for
twenty years.
The steamer Senator arrivedg at the
anchorage on Saturday night at 10
O'Clock. During the heavy storm of
Friday night che anchored under the
lee Of one Of the islands in Santa Bar
bara channel. She sailed yesterday
afternoon for San Diego.
We understand from the only ielias
BILE quarter, that the .rumor that,
Messrs. Steadman, Mckinney, PowtO-i
axle, and other Clarendon Hotel Lieu
tenants, were about to leave or be dis
charged, is entirely unfounded. The
friends of the above gentlemen, and
Messers. Ustick and Staples, will find
o;es,% q thssir ps Pests rddpg dd0ippg duty !yya n
A. f. Waterman, Esq, Of New Bos-
ton, Illinois, win leave that place on
the 18th, with his family for Los An
geles, which he intends making his
r future 2hOme. ! Messrs. Waterman e.
-, Thompson are the owners of fine
ranch adjoining the city limits which
Q sthsnask planting in orange and len,-
ons. Mr.. w. will lake charge Of the
improvement of their property, and
will also practice his profession, be-
longing as he does to the legal profess
lA9a .l sYAM yA3V3 n gHlTk
The ladies have staid in doors pretty
close during the present moist season.
We noticed one yesterday, however,
navigating the deep slough ofmudAnd
water stretching between the HERALD
office and Temple Block. When about
halfway across her dainty foot slipped,
and throwing up her hands, she sud-
- denly assumed a sitting positions On
betne assisted to her feet, she plain
.tlvdt femarked that It hurt her but a
little, and holding her umbrella SO as
'dt0lhidest the mud on her apparel, she
hurried away. AhAls@ Nf5@ ~