Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-21
important from New York

All kliluS Vi OdIucl1 dIlu OTuSS pCeu
for sale at S. Helman's, next to Post Office.
Important from New York
- lIE is coming, ts
and will open under the Lafayette
Hotel.
Work on the new bank building is
progressing.
H. P. Perry, of Utica, N. Y. is at the
Clarendon. fi.t
Plenty of folks in town yesterday,
if the roads are muddy.
Another steamer arrived Thursday
evening with heavy freight for this
city.
Projected improvements in the Span
ish part of the city are among the most
gratifying signs of the times.
The Telegraph Stage got in yester-
day morning about o'clock, being
sixteen hours behind time.
The rattle for the $1,000, 1.-TWO in
hand" will come off'at Noyes' Corner
at about o'clock to-day. -.
Important from New York
is coming,
and will open under the Lafayette
Hotel.
The workmen are making good prog
ress in building the crOss-walk on
Main street.
A grand drowning out of the gopher
family has been one of the good results
of the late rains.
Waldron proposes to first lay one
track in the middle of the street for his
Main Street Railway, to be replaced
with double track in time.
The steamer Orizaba will leave for
San Francisco tomorrow. Passengers
will leave the railroad depot at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Our enterprising and popular friend
Hauch, the merchant tailor, was made
happy yesterday by the advent of a
daughter.
The San Diego stage that arrived
yesterday, when driving into the cor
raj struck a post, and the driver was
thrown from his seat among his horses.
Fortunately he escaped unhurt.
The Kalorama, of Goodall, Nelson h
Perkins line, sails for San Francisco
to-day. Passengers from this city will
leave the depot at 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Jacob Bower, of Gallatin,
whose death we chronicled few days
since, died from the bursting ofa blood
vessel, caused by Over-eXertiOn, and
not from apoplexy, as stated by a con-
temporary. SIC 4
Important from New York
EtF is coming,
and will open under the Lafayette
Hotel.
The Orizaba arrived off San Pedro
yesterday, and brought quite a num-
Der of passengers for this city, among
whom were J. I. Chase and family, of
the Chase Threshing Machine Manu-
factory in Racine, Wisconsin.
DIR. Wise has in his office the heart
of person that died with disease of
that organ. 1t is of remarkable size,
and shows the action of the disease
very plainly.
Anumerously signed call for a meet
ing of the members of the legal pro-
fession appears in our columns. The
object of the meeting is to form Bar
Association, and the time is fixed on
Monday evening at o'clock in the
District Courtroom.
A friend of ours has negotiated for
some bearing lime trees. They are to
be transplanted from the orchard
where they now stand to his grounds,
and warranted to grow, and the price
to be paid is $40 each.
Now that the rains are over, repairs
of buildings and streets seems to be in
order. Work is progressing rapidly
on the cross walk at the head of Com
mercial street, across Main. When
finished, it will be such an one, as
ought to be constructed at all the
principal crossings in the city.
The following are names of those
pupils in the third class, Primary
School, who were perfect in attendand-
ance and department during the school
month ending Feb. 20th:-John Ben
nett. Honora Desmond, Albert Hicks,
Joseph Lieber, Ascension Sepulveda.
st'@ EULA P. BIXBY, Teacher.
We noticed "burglarized" safe in
front of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office,
yesterday morning, and at first sight
of it supposed some one had unlawful
ly got away with it's contents. But it
was explained by the statement that
the s'combination'' by which it was
locked had got away with the messen-
ger, and the safe had to be drilled into
to extract the valuables it contained.
Parties who have almost impover.
ished themselves in the effort to keep
their boots in presentable condition
twenty-five cents a shine-are watch.
ing with interest the laying of the
crosswalk across Main street, at the
junction of Commercial. Mr.. Delprat
of San Francisco, now in the city, who
is one of the sufferers above referred
to, expresses his determination to So
iourn with wv until its completion "i
1t takes all summer"
Lively times at the restaurants these
days, especially at the favorites
Messrs Lindner & Boettcher of thu
National Restaurant on Commercial
street are gaining an enviable reputa
ton as caterers, Their style of cook
ing Is excellent, and their dining
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