Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-28

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Poultry World-the standard author
ity on matters pertaining to fowls.
Two buggy-robes, two pairs Of blan-
kets and a breast-pin were stolen from
different parties at the Fair Grounds
on Monday afternoon. Officer Harris
was advised of the theft and yesterday
he succeeded in capturing the pur-
loiner and recovering all of the goods
except one of the robes. The thief's
name, as given by him, is Geo. Simp-
son. Officer Harris was on the look
out for the fellows confederates last
night to recover the rest of the stolen
property.
The ball to be given at Turn-Verein
Hall by the Fair Association has been
postponed until tomorrow evening
This change has been found necessary
in consequence Of the late rain, the
delay in the opening of the pavilion
and for the better accommodation of
all the participants in the affair gen.
orally. Every preparation is being
made for grand time-probably the
most brilliant of the kind ever given
in Los Angeles. =
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. F. Hays, which ap-.
pears under the head of "new to-day"
Mr.. Hays has lately arrived from San
Francisco and has started first-class
hair store at No. 43 Main street, under
the Lafayette Hotel. He keeps all
kinds of human hair goods, such as
wigs, switches, braids, curls, etc. La
dies can also have their own hair
worked up to order on short notice and
have satisfaction guaranteed.
We yesterday saw spear of barley
which had grown to the length of four
and a half inches, starting from the
seed some eight or nine days since
with the first rain of the season. Ar
guing from this, the crops will have
an early start this year.
In consequence of the late heavy
rains Montgomery Queens Circus and
Menagerie has been detained above
San Fernando and will not be here
until Friday. The company will fur.
nish entertainments, afternoon and
evening on Friday and Saturday.
The Directors of the Chamber of
Commerce will hold a special meeting
tonight at Judge Sepulveda's office
to consider some important matters.
A full attendance is desired at o'clock
sharp.
The Justice Courts are distressingly
dull. Looking at the change in the
preservation of law and order from
this standpoint, we can appreciate the
good effects of q moral horse-race.
DR.. Gelcich brought in from his sui
phur spring in the San Fernando oil
region yesterday, quantity of the
water which, it is said, possesses val
liable mineral qualities.
A gentleman has lost a Colts re-
volver, police pattern, cut off. Finder
will receive liberal reward by leav-
ing it at 794 Downey Block.
The arguments in the Lanfranco
will case were concluded yesterday af-
ternoon and the case submitted to the
jury.
During the Fair, the street cars will
make one extra trip at night, leaving
the Pico House for the last down trip
at 10 o'clock.
The Ventura is expected to arrive to-
morrow and pass on to San Diego.
She will return on her upward-bound
trip Saturday.
The Shominacs were installed last
evening. Arrangements for their col
onization will be made this morning
at 10 o'clock.
The Senator will sail for San Fran
cisco to-day. Passengers will take the
10 A. NJ. train.
The railroad telegraph line between
this city and Wilmington was down
yesterday afternoon.
The civil suit of Wilson vs.. New
man has been set for Nov. lst.
Read the advertisement Live
and Let Live"
The coming of the circus is post
poned.
Our stock of fancy goods unexcelled,
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