Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-19

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Seven ears of asphaltum were ship
ped yesterday.
There are about fifty tons Of bullion
at the depot '''i''' D''e 'S''e''- -
One team consigned to H. L., Cerro
Gordo, left the depot yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba is due here
Saturday evening. rey
kBulIion and asphaltum are in heavy
receipt at the depot. = ul - 'l
Freight Is coming in both regularly
and rapidly. .t'f
Twelve hundred sacks of corn taken
from Nietos yesterday. Same thing
was done week or two ago.
The clouds have fioated away and
the sun shone out yesterday bright
and warm.
A carload of barley and wine, for
San Diego, was dispatched from the
the depot yesterday.
The excellent lecture delivered by
Judge Thompson before the Changers
is to be published in the Granger.
Benjamin Dryfus, Of Anaheim, is in
town looking blooming, and is as fes-
tive as eyef, ,Benjamin is at the Clar-
endon, receiving all bis old friends k
Captain A. r. Haughsted states that
his vessel, the Il. Wightman, Jr., car
ries 200 tons instead of s., as our cor
respondent stated.
Gen. Dana and staff left the Claren-
don yesterday morning en- route to
,Washingtons by the Telegraph Stage
Double the quantity of land of ordi-
nary grade will be planted this year,
and the prospects of well filled grana-
ries are good.
John Rump, John Wilson, and Frank
Riverin, indicted in the County Court
forkeeping disreputable houses on los
Angeles street, have had their cases
continued for the term. 'iGJtA no =
The stages of our various lines are ar
irving with their usual regularity, the
roads having dried up genougllto en-,
:lble them to make tfnit.t" W.T. : NJ
Our nllrserymen not only manage to
supply the heavy demands made on
them for hOme planting, but also ship
considerable numbers OF trees to other
localities, ~ tEsf - 4 IA P%s Etf {
All the strangers in Santa Barbara
have to talk about isitheir coughs and
colds, and the common question Is
itHOw do you take yourcod liver Oil?'
They generally take it in liquor.
The grass was especially fortunate
for sheep SInen.s The light rain gave
grass good start, and the heavy rain
in consequence was not badly felt.
There Is now plenty of grass for sheep,
but cattle find tight nipping.
Lieut.. Col. Ross, A. A. @. NJ, with
Jos, O'Neal, Esq, is still in town.
Col. Ross will leave in a few days,
when his animals will have recovered
from the fatigue of theirlate hard trip
from Prescott.
While the weatheris is good the City
Fathers should have few of the un-
slightly mud-holes i'm the streets filled
up There are large deposits of gravel
/. In the hills, and the transfer of good
~ portion Of it to different parts of
town would be highly beneficial
Mr.. Isaac Hauch, the merchant
tailor, has just secured the services of
n first rate cutter and coat-maker. He
will consequently be able to do his
work in q manner even better than in
the past. He receives goods every
steamer, new clothes Of the latest
styles and the finest quality.
Hereafter passengers taking the
Coast Line stages here on Saturday
morning, will make direct connection
at Santa Rarbara on thn savaninu of
same day with GoOdall, Nelson g. Co.'s
steamer for San Francisco, and thus
! be enabled to make the trip partly on
!, sea and shore. ~%ss4EB-B1ft1 s5
The District Courtroom was thronged
yesterday with Cinnamon, the occasion
being the arraignment OF All Kong
and Tong 81 for murder. The wit
/. nesses were sworn by writing the oath,
having them sign their names and then
burning the paper, with appropriate
ceremonies. The business being trans
acted through interpreters.
Beaudry's lots are going off very
fast. His hills are lined with people
each day,pacing backwards and for
wards and measuring off land with the
eye.t twill not be "a year before every
available lot within easy distance Of
the city hall will be worth a thousand
dollars. y II property way down on
Main and Spring Is worth fifteen thou
sand dollars now, that on the hills, as
near the business portion of the city
should be worth the same. &-v
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