Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-09

DaStOrate OF the Congregational
Church temporarily on account of the
health of his wife. During his alb
sence his property has been stored at
the residence Of Mr. Bent. Last ev-
ening boxful of his vauables was
taken away from the front porch. A
part of them was buried in ravine
just above Judge Smiths house, and
the rest was thrown into the corral of
Mr.. Serrott, ON the corner of First and
Fort streets. There is no clue to the
burglars, but the police are ON their
track.
Mr.. Buttle, the agent of Madame
Anna Bishop, was in this Office yester-
day. He had originally announced
Madame Bishops concerts for Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, but he
received u telegram to the effect that
they cannot be here before Friday
week. Persons desirous of getting Il
good seat Mt the best concerts ever Civ
en- here, had better apply speedily ut
BrOdrick's store. There is every
concerts being bought up. ##sf
Eugene Germain, the proprietor of
the Los Angeles Poultry Market, was
the cause of so much trouble to Mr.
MarbDuf of Soulen's restaurant. He
reports that he only owed the restau-
rant eight dollars instead of twenty as
mentioned in the HERALD yesterday
He says also that the restaurant was
in debt to him $3.50, $50 of which was
paid in cash, and a bill of S5l trans
ferred to him. This left balance of
SIS. Hence he says he brought suit
to recover balance. .E'f
Calmly and seriously John Cashion
has announced his intention to fOrsake
his horse and desert his dray. Under
the shelter Of the Harp Shamrock
he will i'm future dispose comforts to suf-
tering humanity. At 1l0 Main street
he will mix the soothing toddy and
compound the strengthening cocktail.
Seriously, however, Mr.. Cashion has
adopted new profession, and pur-
chased Il Saloon. He says "Cead
mile Failthe" i'm another part of the
paper.
The Directors of the Southern Dis
trict Agricultural Society, held a meet
ing ut the Bella Union Hotel last
Monday, perfecting all necessary ar :
rangements for holding their next
fair, which will continue six days
from the 10th of November.
Thomas A. Carey left this city yes
terday morning for San Jose, to attend
the State Meeting Of the Patrons of
on the 14th of this month.
Fisher & Go. have i'm their store, a
watch manufactured in Boston, and
weighing eleven ounces. 1t is the fin
est silver-plated time keeper in the
city.
Miss Carrie Lipsis takes benefit
next Thursday night, t,--on which occa-
sion "ROmeo and Juliet will be
presented. Miss Lipss takes the lead
ing role.
The many friends of Mrs. G. A.
Trafford, wife of Justice Tratford, will
regret to hear of her sudden demise
yesterday afternoon, q short distance
from the city.
The fine pacing horse of John Will
son, was found dead i'm the stable last
Tuesday morning. The family regret
it very much, as the horse was 4
general favoritc. fEG#
The Los Angeles Woolen Mills have
received new lot of machinery,
which is to be put in operation very
soon.
An important meeting of the far
mers, and others that are interested
in irrigation will he held at Gallatin
to-day.
A large cargo of ties for the South
| era Pacific Railroad. arrived Mt Will
mington last Monday per schooner
w. II. Stevens.
The city is fast filling up with
strangers from the east, who are here
to escape the severe winter that is APP
preaching in the States.
IT, F. West, of Chicago, has pur-
chased the residence of Judge Widney,
on Main street, and intends to make
Los Angeles his future home.
Only one team was dispatched to
San BernardinO yesterday afternoon,
consigned to Y. & b. One for Inde-
pendence to Rothschild & Go.
A grand ball and supper will be Civ
en- at James Hotel, El Monte, next
Friday night. " p
There has not been u marriage IL
cense issued at the County Clerks
office for two weeks.
An important meeting Of Mexican
veterans will be held in DIR. Dunlap's
office next Saturday. .H
The LerOy-Duret troupe will produce
the Hidden Hand" at the Merced
Theatre next Saturday night.