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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-10
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The lower story Of the market build
ing in Martinez is to be converted into
a q public hall.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Vallejo
say that the last rain was little too
much of a good thing. The ground is
thoroughly drenched.
The latest intelligence concerning
Judge Reardon was to the effect that
he Is still lying at Auburn extremely
i'll and unable to travel.
A bad cave occurred in the Lincoln
coal mine on Saturday, which covered
the pumps, etc., and it will be about
two weeks before the dirt can be got
out.
The farmers of Santa Clara have
eagerly seized the opportunity and
farming utensils and already the tiny
spears Of grain are peeping out OF the
ground.
The Gilroy Advocate says what
Franklin accomplished for electricity
and Morse for telegraphy Culp has
done for the growth and manufacture
Of the tobacco plant.
H. H. Luse, merchant at Empire
Clty, oregon, Keeps SCeaHlDoaI III
which he forwards free to his custom
ers on the bay and tributaries all goods
purchased at his store.
DIR. George M. Bourne, the octoge-
marian, formerly of San Francisco, is
wintering in Comedian Bay Lake Ia
hoe, for the purpose Of ascertaining
the inducements it offers for the estab-
lishment of a Health Institute.
Herman Schussler, an excellent en-
gineer, has resigned the position of
Civil Engineer of the Sutro Tunnel,
which place he has filled for the last
year, and has accepted an appointment
in the same capacity from the Spring
Valley Water Works with which he
| has been connected since 1864.
A dispatch to the San Francisco
Merchants Exchange announces that
the ship River Kristna, which sailed
from San Francisco for Liverpool on
September 10th, with cargo of wheat
valued at $4,000, has gone ashore on
the banks of Tuscan Light, coast of
Ireland, and will prove total loss.
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The Judgeship OF the First District.

Walter Murray, of San Louis Obispo,
was, on Thursday last, appointed by
Governor Booth Judge of the First
Judicial District, rice Pablo de la
Guerrero, resigned. Thereby hangs a
tale. Judge lde la Guerrero is an old
man, has held the position for ten
years, and is incapable, in his present
state Of health, ofconducting the office
properly. But nothing was known by
the people of his district Of his inten-
ton to resign until his resignation was
placed in the hands of Governor Booth,
when the Governor came down here
to spend the Christmas holidays.
In resigning, Judge de la Guerrero
recommended, very strongly, J. 7.
Richards as his successor. Richards
is the attorney Of Tom Scott, the great
railroad king, who has something like
100000 acres of land in the southern
counties, and tremendous effort was
made for his appointment by the agent
of Scott here, and by influence brought
to bear from Pennsylvania, Washing
ton and other places in the East; and
Judge de la Guerrero had, in some way
or other, been got into the combina-
tlOIl. AS SOOi I'D Vic SoiShooioh N"o
known, other candidates came for
ward, e. Huse, of Santa Barbara;
Judge Mcguire, of the same county;
Hon. Charles Lindley, of Ventura
county, and Walter Murray, who has
been appointed. OF these, Judge Lind
ley was the only one who had snip
ported Booth and the Independent
movement. He had long been a promi-
nent Democrat, and was member Of
the commission which drew up the
Codes. He had thrown himself
heartily into the Independent move
ment, and had organized the fight in
the southern counties against the bit
ter opposition of Judge Murray.
The improperly of appointing an at
torney Of Tom Scott was so obvious
that when it was brought to the at
tention of the Governor, he refused in
spite Of the strong pressing it upon him
to carry out the programme which
had been arranged; and on Thursday
it is said that Lieutenant Governor
Pacheco, Senator Graves, and
Richards, met at the Governors Office
and on learning this, concentrated on
Murray, who received the appoint
ment. The Governor has thus saved
himself from the Opprobium of put
ting an agent of Tom Scott on the
Bench; and has, at the same time re-
warded political enemy.-["Evening
Post.n
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WAN T e D.

A GENTLEMAN LATELY FROM
"A the east Is DESTROYS of making an ar
rangement with some ono In or near the city,
engaged In the cultivation of semi-tropical and
other fruits, for the purpose OF gaining u prac-
tical knowledge Of fruit raising Am not
afraid Of work and will devote my whole time
Address, stating where an Interview may be
had Lock Box 463, P.O. del2d2wl
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Tom Merry, the well-knownjournal-
list and racing reporter, who has been
in Oregon the past few months, is now
at the San Francisco German hospital,
where he has been quite ill. His
friends supposed that he was still in
Oregon.
The building Committee of the So
eiety of California Pioneers, in San
Francisco, will advertise. next week.
the plans and specifications of. their
new structure to be erected on the
corner of Market and Fourth streets.
These include theatre, to be perfect
in all appointments, and unsurpassed
on the continent.
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NOTICE.

From and after this date the proprietors of
the Clarendon Hotel will not be responsible
for any bills contracted, or goods purchased
by any employee, unless upon written order.
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LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co
SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY, 1874.
THE STEAMERS

The Pacific will also call at San Simeon
and San Luis Obispo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

to place hydrant at one corner of
one street at each of the cross streets
where pipes were then laid, and at
other crossings as fast as pipes are
laid down. How well this contract
has been complied with, let the people
say. They agreed not to take more
than ten inches of water from the
river without permission. They are
taking about 200 inches of water from
the river without permission. They
agreed to take up all the wooden pipe
within one year from the date of the
contract. How well that promise was
kept, let the people say. They agreed
to erect an ornamental fountain on the
Plaza. They built the basin for a
fountain, but that it was ever con-
verted into fountain, ornamental or
otherwise, by the Introduction of water
is an event not within the memory of
our little children. They agreed to
keep all the improvements they were
to make in repair. How well they
have done these things, let the people
say. They agreed to furnish the resi-
dents of the city with water, but
failed to place it on the high lands,
and when the residents of that part of
the city are accommodated by another
party, that party is threatened with
all sorts of prosecution and persecu-
ton. These are q few Of the items
we now recall which probably go to
make up the "valuable consideration"
There may be other considerations
equally valuable, but they do not oc-
cur to us at this writing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Nevada Items.

Congressman Kendell addressed the
people of Hamilton on the night of
the 18th instant in opposition to Mr..
Sutro.
The State Convention will be held
at Winnemucca on the oath instant,
instead of the 26th as previously an
nounced.
The wood-drive in the Carson river
is being landed with great rapidity,
and will all be ashore and securely
piled as soon as the 18th of October.
The main incline of the Hale & Nor
cross Mine is now sunk and
timbered 125 feet below the 2,000-foot
level. This is said to be the deepest of
any mine on the Comstock lode.
The Reese River ReveiUe says:
Ninety per cent of the newspaper cor
respondence inathis State begin their
effusions to the boiling of the "politi-
cal pot"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

Railroad Incorpor alton In Oregon.

PORTLAND, Sept. 18.-Articles of in
corporation of the Oregon Central Pa
citic Railroad Company were filed
yesterday. Incorporators, b. f. Penra,
B. Goldsmith, VIM. H. Watkins and
Ed. Quackenbush. They propose to
build railroad from Winnemucca to
the Columbia river, via Goose Lake
Valley and Sprague River Valley to
the middle fork of the Willamette,
down the north side of the river to
Springville and Portland, thence to
the Columbia river. Capital stock,
81, 1900, 900, in 500 shares.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

The heaters used in the Alden fruit
drying process are Colds patent and
they are remarkable piece of ma
chinery. Small in size and simple in
construction, they have proved the
most effective combination for even,
steady heating that has yet been in
vented. The three of the heaters that
form part of Mr.. DAVIS factory are
in the hands of the masons and in a
day or two will be surrounded with
brick and mortar. One of the evapor-
ators will be in operation within a
week from this time,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Nevada Politics.

VIRGINIA New, Sept. 10. The
Republican County Convention con-
vened at National Guard Hall In this
city to-day, and the following nomi-
nations were made: John Piper and
S. w. Chubbuck for the State Senate,
and Philip Reese, Z. r.. Smith, N. G.
Andrews, Wales Averill, E. L. Buck
ingham, ]. p. Smith, Thos. Atkinson,
John f. Mcdonnell, VIM. d. Gray,
Simon Ogg, H. Crandall and James
Lowery for the Assembly.
They are all Sharon men. r. Ris-
ing, the present incumbent, was NOM
mated for District Judge, viii Camp
bell for District Attorney, JAS. Show
ers for Sheriff, E. l.. Stern for County
Treasurer, and Archie Mcdonnell for
Recorder.
, The Democratic, Primary election
was held in this city to-day, and the
ticket in the interest of General Thos.
H. Williams for the u. S. Senate was
elected by large majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Sealed Proposals.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Los Angeles, State of California, !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDER
l. of said Board, notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until TUESDAY, Y,OCToBER6t 9th, 1874, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, the time fixed for opening the same, for
and Anaheim road, and one bridge on the
Anaheim and Spadra road. Plans and speci-
fications on file in the Clerks office
Also, proposals will be received at the same
time and place, for repairing the bridge across
New River on the Los Angeles and Anaheim
road.
Also, for removing and rebuilding said
bridge, either at what is known as Sanford's
crossing or at Washburne's crossing on said
New River Plans and specifications to ac-
company proposals for aforementioned bridge.
Proposals TO be directed to said Board
endorsed " Proposals for building bridges"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, as the public good may require.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
Los Angeles, Sept 8, 1874. sep2Otd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
That Consideration.

EDITOR HERALD: l notice that in those of
of our city papers over which they hold con-
troll, the water company keeps a standing
advertisement setting forth that for ''vaIua-
BILE consideration" the city OF Los Angeles en-
tered into a formal contract with them ito
make NO other lease, sale, contract, grant or
franchise to any person, corporation or COM
pany for the sale or delivery of water to the
Inhabitants OF said city for domestic pur-
poses," for the period of 80 years thereafter.
Will you please inform your readers what is
the nature of this valuable consideration, and
OF what it consists? =?
TAXPAYER.
Los Angeles, Sept. 22d. 1874.
So far as our investigation, which
consists of careful reading of the
contract between the city and the
water company, has enabled us to de-
termine, the valuable consideration"
is made up almost entirely of unre-
deemed pledges and unfulfilled con-
tracts. The contract was dated July
2sth, 1863, and by it the water COM
pany agree within one year from date
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Fire at Petaluma.

PETALUMA, Sept. 19.-During the
races at the course an alarm of fire
was sounded in town, which proved to
be in two-story frame house on Keo-
kuk street, owned by George Ross
tenanted by George Rowlson and fam
lily. AS the family were all absent at
the Fair, the fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary. The house
and furniture were nearly destroyed.
Loss, $1,000; insured in the London
and Liverpool and Globe Insurance
Company for $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Oregon Items.

The Oregon State Fair will begin
on Monday, Oct. 18th, and continue
six days.
Douglas county has two shepherd
dogs valued at $3.50, and 1000 ours val
ued at $4,000.
Jimmy Sterling, School Clerk of
of District No. !, in Douglas county,
Is good tax collect He returns a
delinquent list of ST. %.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

AT last after much holding back the
New York Tribune admits that GRANT
is candidate for the third term.
Having made the discovery, it is in
clined to favor the proposition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

A SAN FRANCISCO literary paper
has made the discovery that Tom HOOD
and not CoLERIDGE was the author
of 'sThe Ancient Mariner" Now we
begin to wonder who did write SHAKE
sPEARE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

NTANTED.-AN ENGLISH LADY wishes
w position as Teacher or Governess.
Would accept school in the uburbs, or teach
in a family in the city or country. The En-
glish branches, French grammar, and music,
Piano, Organ and Guitar, with cultivation OF
the voice. Also, speaks little German. She
has plano and two guitars for use If desired
on very easy terms. Please address,
MRS. II. SIMMONS,
sep22-3t Herald Office
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Business Opportunity.

A MAN accustomed to business, and desir-
IA ing to engage in a safe and profitable
occupation, may learn particulars by apply
ing to the undersigned. Capital required g.
000 DEWEY, KIMBALL & CO.,
New U. s. Hotel Building,
sep20-1w Corner Los Angeles St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Los NIetos Water Company.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the sharehold-
IA ers of this Company Will be held on
MONDAY, the 5th day ofOctober, at 2 O'Clock
T. M, at Downey City in Los Angeles county.
BY order ofthe Board of Directors.
j. B. HOLLAWAY,
sep28-w2w Sec Pro. Tenn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

THERE WILL BE A MEETING of those
Il who desire to unite in forming Tribe of
the Improved Order of Red Men In Los An
evening, Sep. 25th, IS74, for for the ~ purpose of
taking the initiatory steps for the formation
of the Tribe. All who bave signed the petit
pay the charter fee, and others who desire to
join should put their names to the petition
before that meeting. A full attendance is de-
sired, as officers will be elected for the current
term. l.. NJ. HOLT,
T.J. CAYSTILE.
Los Angeles, Sep. II, 1874. I8td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
House and Lot Wanted.

WYE WANT, IMMEDIATELY, a comfort
w able House and lot worth from 1000
to S3, 900, for n cash buyer.
DEWEY, KIMBALL & CO.,
Real Estate Dealers and Auctioneers.
U. s, Hotel Building, Cor. Los Angeles st
sep23tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
NEW TODAY.
Insurrection and Anarchy in Cuba

Have not proven ted me from obtaining the
choicest brands of Havana cigars ofsuch quail
the Bost Havana tobacco, at greatly reduced
prices.
l. GOLDSMITH,
Main ST., next to w. +. Il Co.'s Express.
The latest Illustrated Papers always on
hand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

LNOUND.-Near the sidewalk on Los An
~ geles street, an article of Female Attire.
The owner can have the same on sending
written description to p. .. Box 1877. s20S3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
FOR SALE.

A GOOD BRICK HOUSE of six rooms,
"A pleasantly located within three blocks OF
Postoffice. Lot 50xl65. Price $4,000.
Property is very desirable and is offered for
sale At an extreme low figure.
Apply Immediately to
CHAMBERLIN d. BANCROFT,
Real Estate BrOk ers,
Nearly opposite Postoffice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Fruit Land For Sale.

on ACRES OF THE BEST FRUIT LAND
wv In the county, one halfmile west of the
new Railroad in Los Coyotes ranch. Offered
by non resident at $50 per acre. Men own
Ing land adjoining, ask $50 1t Is worth 500
as soon as the Railroad is finished to Ana
helm. Call at room A Temple Block, and
purchase. Talk no more of high priced lands.
sep2i-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
WAN TED.

A N AGENT to canvass the city of Los An
IA geles for an article that will paw from
s. to SIS per day. Apply Immediately to
CHAMBERL1N & BANCROFT,
Real Estate Brokers,
Nearly opposite Postoffice. sep2i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
GEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASTUR e.

HAVE PASTURE Ian d suffic Client TO feed
Il from 1000 TO 1900 sheep, upon which
will keep that number until The first of Jam
uary at reasonable terms.
SIMON LEVY,
sep20tf Cor Also and Alameda SITS,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
For Sale Low.

SIMON LEVY has bought the grain dam
~ aged al the burning of the Stearns' mill,
and Will commence selling it cheap on Mon
day morning at the mill. sep2Otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
EXTR RACTS

EXTRACTS
From the Proceedings of the Los An
geles Municipal Election Club.
RESOLVED, That we shall support for office
at the ensuing Municipal election, only such
candidates as have the interest of the whole
city in view, and we cordially invite all good
citizens TO aid us in this work.
Resoired, That having entire confidence in
bis executive ability, and knowing his special
fitness for the office, we hereby nominate as
a candidate for MAYOR
Major L. J. SACRISTE,
and that Committee be appointed to APP
prise him of the action of thts Club and ask
his acceptance of the same.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Sep. IS, 1874
To the Officers and Members Of the L. A. NJ.
K. Club.-Gentlemen:
acceptyour nomination of myself for May
or, and thank you for your preference and
generous support Yours Respectfully,
sep2 l.. j. SACRISTE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
DIED.

this city, Sept. 23d, Brijida,
daughter OF Retugio Botello, aged one year
and ten months.
The funeral will take place to-day at p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
NOTICE..

ITO THE OFFICERS and Members of Olive
l. Lodge No. 26, X. of p. You are hereby
requested to attend the Regular Meeting Of
tue Lodge this THURSDAY evening, as busi-
ness of importance will be brought before the
Lodge. Bros. please attend.
By order Of the G. G.
]. w. WoLRNBERG, X. OF r. 8. pro tenn.
Sepo4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Major L. J. SAcRISTE.
Wanted immediately.

A BRICK-MAKER to 90 to San Fernando
IA to make 5000 brick. Apply imme-
diately to SENATOR MACLAY,
sep23@ At San Fernando Mission.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
WANTED.

COTTAGES AND STORES, TO RENT.
r. d. PITT,
Real Estate Agent.
&c Downey Block. sepl9:tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
w A MT e Dy!

NOOD BUSINESS MEN OF CAPITAL to
" apply at our Office and enquire concern
Ing good business opportunities and invest
mentS.
CHAMBERLIN & BANCROFT,
Real Estate Brokers, opposite Postoffice.
sepl0tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24
Notice to the Public.

ITO LET.-A FINE LARGE FURNISHED
i ROOM with first-class board for a gentle
man and wife, or single gents, at
MRS. BACKMAN'S,
sep17-lw New High street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-24

COTTAGES, 'rWO-STORY HOUSES AND
~ farms, to sell.
r. D. PITT,
Real Estate Agent.
30 Downey Block. sepl9:tf
, 1874-10-30
sHEEF-Tlere vas falr RctV!tY III the Sheep trad.,
and Tho offerings were vel! saken.Np. pflces nero
WITHOUT noticeable change, ruling about steady at
Gs345 for poor to medium aud Ut S. for good
to choice. We notc tho following
sITEEP sALEs.
No. x1r. {'race.tAo. Ar. Frfct.
luQ 50 S3,T6. IL, 10 $lGl
%s:M y1TtN

NEW YoRH, Oct. 2N.-BEEvEs-Freah arrivals, 800
621 same time uat week. Tho depression noted Mon
dy, When tic nurkot closed weak a. decline Of moro
tnai' 10 per d. With arge ,i'lbor o. carloads IN.
would bs difficult to exagserato IL, detnora1lzod con-
diou Of trade here or tue CONSEQUENCES to
1,aG0 ba average counted we sold ut s. 6uj75
prime aeers, 3so lbs went ut Slta, and Texans aud
snEEp AND LAHns-ltcceirts, a,6su making la.,oo
for Three days, ngainst 1850 sauo time last week
Sheep dull aud weaker at i9sxc. Lamba In fair de-
as swissSss:sip.s, $50. making ls.o7o for thres
doing In nvS hogs,-cn|y4 ears oforad. Drcs4ed
''''1''' ~ EAST LIBERTY.
EAST L1nEEr1, Pa, Oct. 2).-cArrIE-1sscelpta to-
ay ?p3 hes.A for tbs fhrce days, 4917 Iegu, Eup-
ps good Of tho kiud. G,od stock still scaree. Cona-
mon aur scarcely sell At all, and too many Of
low al aaurcs. % Bas ssSS medium 10 good, s5.o1S2S
eon.mon 70 fsir s3.s5Ii.75; stoskors' saa'ts4.oo;
Moos-le:ospta to-day, 4o1s head for the last
thrse aaya, 9,7sa hcaa- acstt sa.1o@cso; Iorkets'
sls1rno:sPts toaay 1aaa he'd; for tns last
S.. 7594!5.
C1xo,sKa1r, O., Q4t. Observation-Disclosures, 978s
SLOW; gooA qualities scarte; cu1un,un. $l75a2.50;
medium to iaIr s.75S37s; good grAdta. sa.ousaoo.
Ioas-Eeceints, 1,t5s; den,end exceeds aurp1y;
marses closed Arnl at .s5 Tor common: s56.
6.a0 for good ght and Sj.99G.lt Tor Eood butclafs
grattts. all aud. stiuiuents, 141. .....
suzEp-Heceipts. l,6.o; dull; s3,oo94.as for CON-
n,on tU extra. Shiphieuss 50U.
BUFFALO. -.
BUFFALO,, Oct. ,co.-cA11Lr-Rcceipts, clio head: ::
tota4 for the week. t0,71S not sufficient sales 10 ,ako
4 ,Iar1et. All cutie In the yaril, kava tAu and nl-
luorrnautablu stuf, ahippel East III first hauds
The mo, drpressel ftssng tl'at h4a occurred u te
yrars is rroyatng. doou cattle are se!!!ng Ae Oh
IRON laat wuek'd rates; common, k9Ie of: poor
stuff selling Wild,
SHEEP AND LAtrs-necciEts, 100: total for tho
week. 2t,CUJ. Market trless, alld aost impossible to
Gle s4ies: CIt1aa lambs. sGsutf 5L0: Calada secp,
sj.dc@j.25; Western, Gutep s3.ou@ 4.5u.
Mosa-Kcceipts .,1c0; total ter tho wcok 81, TOO.
aasxSs SLOW sssA irieva as.ucr; larkera S1.504555;
leary hogu. f0.c0GG. ~.
ST. Louis,
ST. Louis, Oct. -uoua-Ks:elpts, a,42o market
unchanged YotLers, $l.i5tS5.C0; butchers, = AVG
sis.
tarrIE-Reccip.s 2,l57; market dull ana wesf !;
oily low grauss offering.