Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-10

Judge Eastman, Secretary of the
Riverside Association, is dead.
Rev. d. 4. Packard of Brighton,
Mass, is stopping at the Pico.
Captain Harlow is in town estab-
fishing an agency for the opposition
steamers.
REPRESENTATIVES, VENABLE has
placed us under obligations for copy of
the biennial report of the State Board
of Health. .s.
Isn't Ii charming to see the little
pollywog across the street, "wiggling"
in the same puddle with the pingued-
nous leech of the "adobe.'
The following are the team depart
ures from the depot yesterday: one to
San Fernando, to J. L.; one to INDIE
pendence. to A. & RI one to CerrO
GOrdO, assorted.
II. A. Ct. Gearing, of Houston, Texas,
and Thomas r. White, of Philadel-
phia, the gentlemen who are to erect
our new gas works, are stoppingat the
PicO.
WE have received copy of the
catalogue of the University of Wis
cOnsin. This institution Is one of the
most prosperous in the Northwest. and
it issues one of the neatest catalogues
We have seen.
THE Express has adopted as a mot
to, and placed at the head of one of
its columns, "None but fool is al
ways right" The self-sufficient airs
Of that paper, and it's overbearing tone
In 10 two
ton of the truth of this aphorism.
Attention---Will the gentleman
who dropped five letters in the Post
ONCE last evening addressed to
Hon. Jno. S. Routt,
I'd Asst. =. Nj. Genl.
Post Office Dept, Washington, d. c.
call and stamp the same? as they are
held forpos,age.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
ny had a lot of huge posters printed
at the HERALD job Office yesterday,
announcing u reduction Of fare on the
Orizaba. The rate to San Francisco
Is only five dollars. Passengers will
leave on the three O'clock train, on
Thursday afternoon.
Two immense Cauliflowers are the
latest acquisition to the provision bu-
reau of the Clarendon. They were
brought from Anaheim, which local
ity, in addition to it's other productive
qualities, seems peculiarly adapted to
the growth Of every thing of the cab
bage family. Save your samples, Ma
jor, and you can ere long give our citi-
zens an opportunity to see real Gag
ricultural Fair"
Do not forget the concert and ska
ting carnival at the Rink tonight.
Mr.. Gray has provided "Music by the
Band" for Saturday nights, and has
accordingly fixed the price of admis-
sion at twenty-five cents, and use OF
skates at twenty-five cents. If you do
not skate yourself, go and enjoy the
fun of seeing those that do. IL will
make you laugh to see the various and
peculiar attitudes taken by ambitious
'novices" at the sport. The best of
order will be maintained, and a good
time ;; assured.
We notice in S. S. Foy's extensive
Harness and Saddlery establishment
on Los Angeles street, some extra fine
sets of harness which, in style and
workmanship, equal any we have
seen in this market Also some very
fine saddles; in short, Mr.. Foy keeps a
very full stock of everything pertain
ing to his line of trade, and being a
"49er' in the business can advise his
customers Understandings as to kind
and quality of goods best suited for
their purpose.
1t was expected the Express and Star
would make light of the HERALD
chromos. 1t was hoped they would as
thus the chromos might be advertised.
When they have had their say, We
shall post copies of the chrome in con-
spicuous places, and let people see
whether it is "thirteen cent" chrome
or not. No doubt chrome could be
bought which would be in keeping
with our contemporaries and would cost
only Is cents, but ours cost a good
many times ID cents, and still is not
80 good as we would like.