Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-12
The hills are getting green.

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The hills are getting green.
For yesterdays kilograms, see first
pagey gs9i19MA Doc hei'2i'l =
Eight cars of freight We're received
from Wilmington yesterday. y" =
The mud is rapidly drying up, and
pedestrianism is becoming possible
again. "A ~ %, 3 81 ~ = re't So
Two candidates for the insane asy-
lum, went up on the. steamer on
Lazard has heavy advertisement
OF heavy goods, ut heavy prices, in to-
days paper.
The, Telegraph Stage was I behind
again last night, not reaching town
i'll after midnight.
Big excitement in Niger Alley. A
Celestial fight in which neither party
was seriously damaged.
Twenty-seven boarders left the Del
mOnicO yesterday, all at once. They
had good dinner first. '''' 80 y
E. G. Green is removing his ma
chfnery depot one door further west
from No. IL to No. II.
Business at the depot is dull; only Is
sacks of castor beans, and two boxes
red peppers were received since our last
report. ai..rqfst.s .
The members of Los Angeles Gra nge
who have taken all the degrees, will
meet Saturday at 1880 to Ak up the
by-IawA ~ W M H@H4aHMR
Tesnporary cross-walks Of gravel
have been made by the City Council,'
to kind Of ease.up, unit II good ones can
be made.
Greenebaum has some fine samples
Of dust and coarse gold from Holcomb
Valley. They report their new ven
Our merchants are II ce;ving heavy
stocks Of new goods for the holiday
trade and all report prospect for "
lively business.
Harris & Jacoby in their new cash
system, are meeting with great sue
cess. Their sales are larger than ever
before, and they lose nothing by bad
debts. s.r-vr4.,-.. .
R.TNalker & Co., agents for the
Equalizing Spring BedA will open out
to-day in the corner store of Hellman's
block; They will use this store as "a
-Four milk-white steeds pulled the
Coast Line Mud Wagon out of town at
half-past.- three thfsT morning. They
won't be of the same color when they
get bfck Az
Opr4eporter yesterday found Meyer
treating the city police on Cucamongo
wine-nOt a bal thing to take, If the
reporters word Is good. Meyer says
business Is go0d.s.s n r
Our friend Fisher, and our, friend
+. Nordlin&ef. and our friend Rush, II he
only would advertise, are just now roll
licking In Christmas goods. Just see
how Fisher spreads himselfi In another
Among the articles of freight re-
ceived at the depot 6yesteriay after
noon, were = handsome pony apheton,
for F.P. r. Temple, and new single
buggy, for b. G. Whiting.
Some of the HERALD readers may
not receive their paper As early rs
usual. when they take into cOnsid-
Grafton the fact that this item was put
in type at four O'Clock III the morning,
they will perhaps excuse the delin-
quency.
Judge Lindley goes to Sacramento
to-day, by the Coast Line stage. He
Is not credited with any Senatorial
desires, his visit being most probably
connected with the early appearance
Of his work on the Codes, which will
l.. tl,o mn
office.
The Alvarado Beet Sugar. Company
moved their works to Santa Cruz to
secure cheap fuel saving $50, 600 year
in that item alone. When our inn
mense deposits of crude petroleum
are utili for fuel, Los Angeles will
be the bstt locality IN the State for
Yesterday 4 m ali was seen pacing
the hills, back of Judge O'Melveny's
residence, and flinging his arms
through the air, as ii trying to grasp
1t by the handful. A closer view
proved him to be q patron OF nus.
bandry, sowing seed grain from
which, in due time, he will doubtless
receive fifty-fold return. alIaMl IA
Work will begin on Wollweber's new
building adjoining the Lafayette Ho-
tel, early next week. The building
will be of brick, with an iron 'front.' ~
feet on thStreet, fY SO feet deep, aud
will COST &hGptyS9s sD0. John Mayeris
the cdntr6ct6r for the brick work, and
Mr.. Riley does the carpentering., a
Mr.McClellan informs us that fthere
were ten feet Of. water on the viii
mington3Baf At avery" high tide, as
GeneraI Ban pjhg INT mates 4ahdSit IL
not sol, vessel drawing eight feet Of
water could cross the bar only during
about six hours out Of twenty-four,
consequently the Mohongo could not
"ordinarily' come to the wharf at
Wilmingtoh, General Banning's state
ment to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The World is In a frenzy because
San Diego lost traveller, who received
information that the hotels were full,
and hefiCe came to Los Angeles. New
cOmers are scarce down there, and we
don't wonder that they feel bad ut
losing one, but the idea of San Diego
hotel being full, is too thin.
In reply to q communication from
n w. G. Hutchins,cf Riverside, we state
Y that Wylie q Berry are the agents OF
the San Gabriel Orange Association
In Los Angeles. 1t Is to be hoped that
the Association, by duly advertising
their business in the public prints,
will render Inquiries of their where
abouts and intentions unnecessarys ~