Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-02
Local BseYifies.


dersement.
Governor Downey has returned
fbm San Francisco and the Judicial
Convention.
LDr. Franklin has removed his Of
tiJ to 80 Spring street, adjoining the
Ehgine House.
The most excellent figs in Southern
California are those i'm the courtyard
of Col. Warner.
Col. Warner has large quantity of
grapes, of II superior qualisS, which he
will sell very cheap.
st. Vincent's College has tn. Nen or
fourteen boarlers, although the lily
attendance il quite large.
Omnibuses are all the go. The Latin
class at the High School can all parse
and conjugate omnibus riderF.
The HERALD has the paper and type,
required by the Code, and is fully pre-
pared td do Election printing.
Passengers for San Francisco ly the
| Orzaba leave the depot ut 3 o'clock
to-day. Note the change in time.
The advertisements in another col
umn, pertaining to education, are ma
terial evidence of the mental wealth in
our midst
Charles Prageris now in Sat Fran
cisco, purchasing stock for his new
store. 'i'he work of rebuilding is going
on rapidly.
Baby and Aaron Smith will move,
shortly, from Commercial street To the
commodious premises lately occupied
by j II. Wright
The Pacific resumes her old place ON
the Coast line of steamers. The Mo-
hongO is to be put on the Honolulu
line, to replace the Costa Rica.
The number of persons opposite this
office were not looking for II balloon.
They were admiring the new sign of
the HERALD Steam Printing House,
David w. G. Nesfield, well knwon
to the people of Los Angeles, has laid
aside his former duties, and assumed
an Editorial position on the HERALD.
The freight-clcrk of the l.. y. X :.
I. II. r. expects, to-day, seven or
eight teams Of exports for this place,
which are ON the way from San Ber-
nardino. .tlsS Il-ts
A reporter of the London Times is
now this country, writing up the big
fairs. II he is at all posted, he will not
fail to put in an appearance here in
November IA +4a8 -
Miss Lndley, daughter of Judge
Lindley, is teaching the classes of Pro-
fessor Lucky, while he is absent at his
old home, San Jose. He will soon re-
turn, bringing his family with him.
Quite number of the horses taken
from Nas1ueZ have been claimed and
restored. The sheriff of Monterey
county took away several, and others
have been identified hy parties from
SOledad.
The beautiful poem, "A Sea-shore
Evening" on the first page, Is from
the pen OF ID. M. Berry, recently from
indianapolis. 1t is hoped that many
literary productions from the same
source will appear in the HERALD.
Believers in "h0rnaonim phiiOs0-
phy' will have an opportunity of at
tending II three-tlays' Grove Meeting,
to he held shortly at San Bernardino.
The Spiritlalists in that town are quite
numerous. Due notice OF the uatV
will be given.
THE YUM KIpPoR, or Day of Atone
ment,, commenced on Tuesday even-
ing at sunset, and lasted until the close
of the foll,Eing day. The twenty-four
hours are rent in praying, penitence
for past errors, and hearty resolves for
future amendment.
A beautiful woodwork picture of
Elijah raising to life the widows child,
is on view in Ponet's window. The
word picture can seldom be applied to
needle-work; in this instance, how
ever, the coloring Of the robes, and the
flesh tints OF the child, are exquisite.
The artist is Mrs. Jacob Strelitz.
Without the faintest prejudice either
for or against the several able candi-
dates for the various judicial appoint
ments, it Us impossible not to regard
with an eye of interest the success OF
so able {: brother journalist as }. j.
Ayers. Birds of a feather flock to-
gcther," md good bird is the jay.
Franci4D. Clark, of New York city,
writes the HERALD that he will soon
publish TIE new "Roll of Survivors
of Stevenspn's Regiment" and Is de-
sirous of obtaining complete list OF
the survives p that command. The
names OF l{se u strviv0rs residing in this
vicinity nay he left ut the HERALD
office. #>..=-
Twelvp cirs OF freight were dispatch
ed this l.ttrniig to Wilmington fOl
stesmer,' consisting of bullion, wine,
woTi, coen meal wheat, barley, honey,
wax, cen and hides. Owing to the
several delays Of steamers the freight
house las ben filled, and goods con-
stantlv coming in; but freight is al
present on the rtove. fH tUGt-
Fourteen ons bf brea are daily sent
into town from Mhj0r HancOck's ranch
Brea sells aeSTpFr ton. This industry
gives reguial employment to four Ol
IlVe teams. Fhe approach of the rainy
season creatls a glreat demand for the
ar icie. -Four furnaces are kept con.
s,ahtiy goink, tla4 and night, to cook
tne efea Wht n is'hipped to San Fran
Mr. Het'9y reports that the arte.
siai weii htew down to Il depth O1
y" ieet. ff'f sand pump was tempo
i1rliy stuck, put it was hoped it would
ne released 'hd in working order to-
day. Mr. bd tiry expects to strike
wafer soneThere between GOO AND
s,WW' 1eet. Al success attend his Ell
terprise ana G n, his efforts!
specially wNu se the Manager OF
the iheatre " " whom the private
poXes are leE. II is impossible fol
strangers IN tRe ity, giving dramatic
performances, ia Sliow .he character
OF persons apHlyipg for boxes, but Il
tn iittle ra raassistanct far(a the proprietor Of