Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-09


Gentlcmen's California made Buck Gloves at
81 10 a pair.
There was one team left the depot
yesterday for Independence consigned
to H d r.
Ataas4s The Committee Of Grange Co-opera-
tive Company meet at the office of the
Mutual Aid Association to-day. IS
a large quantity of bullion is lying
at the depot awaiting cars for ship
- ~ ment to Wilmington. aA .ts
"-'e~ y The Masters Of Oranges in Los An
geles and San Bernardno countless
meet to-day in Good Templars Hall, at
- IL Am. .....
The Board of Directors Of the Agri-
cultural Exposition of Southern Cali.
fornia, meet in the rooms of the Mu-
~ tual Aid Association to-day ut IL A. NJ.
aaI ~ A meeting of the officers and man
ayers OF the Southern California Bible
Society will be held at the residence Of
Postmaster H. X. w. Bent, on Friday
BN evening at o'clock. ~
" 4 1t rumored that the ladies of the Clar-
endon are about getting up social to
come off some time this month. What
next? The Clarendon seems to be the
most lively place in town as 1t is one
Of thebest. IN
see = A dispatch to the Clarendon, last
az b night states that the passengers per
the VIM. Taber will reach the city by
this mornings train. There are not
ssamany for Los, Angeles as was an
ticipated. VS.
- Six cases Of freight, mostly barley,
4ss were sent to Wilmington, YESTERDAY,
&c q 9forshipment to San Diego. Something
Is a breaUing down there, we should
think, by the way they are calling on
Los Angeles for barley.
~s,sssys :, Complaints are reaching Us that the
river-bed at the foot Of First street is
used as q depository of dead horses
and other carbon. The health OF the
city Is thus impaired and the locality
10 made disagreeable. Will the city
authorities see about this
The Railway Company are con-
structing new rOund-house ut the de-
pot, with capacity to stall three or
four engines, and are also building q
large water-tank between the main
track and the turnout, to supply water
to this locomotives ..z.s.fe d..
Prof. O. s. Fowler, the eminent
.phrenologst, has been been lecturing
- In Santa Cruz the past week. As he
will not think of returning to the East
without having seen the beautiful SEM
4a5sfs tropical gardens of Southern California
%48tt we may expect to hear him In Los An
geles before long
Our hotels are having good run Of
business this winter, and we are
pleased to see it. Whenever We enter
the Clarendon Office, the busy form OF
manager Ustick, or the no. less active
and courteous clerk, Mckinney, re-
sse1'.s minds us Of the chrome, ''rhe Chris
tian at Work." 80 attentive and prompt
they seem to be in furthering the
pleasure OF their guests. ~ ssSo
Yesterday morning, about 9o'clock,
at the depot, one of Mr.. Reynolds car
riages containing four persons was
.ssaxa upset by backing train. Luckily the
train was stopped before any serious
4 &C., damage was done to the passengers
The carriage, however, was somewhat
damaged and will probably have to 60
into Page GravePs "dry-docks'' for
9ss M ~ strelitx, the well known
s@F#Rss olotfiier on Main street, finds that Ms
present store in Temple Block is too
small to carry on his fast increasing
business. He has therefore leased the
store No. 70, Downey Block, I'm front mt
will, move to-day. His new quar-
tiers will afford more ample accommo-
dations and enable him to exhibit his
extensive stock of Stylish goods now
6aaa 4 being received. Mr.. Strelitz does good
work and merits his increasing trade.
We notice that D. M. Brown, N. D.,
has put out his shingle at No. l49,
Main street, the Doctor arrived in
town per steamer, Dec Goth, en- route
. for San Bernardino, but was so pleased
i III With the surroundings here that he
concluded to remain. We like to re-
cruit our population with such men "a
the Doctor, and bid him welcome.
4 The PICTURE sale went off very
- So ~ siowiy yesterday, and the proprietor
in disgust ordered the sale to stop after
few had passed under the hammer.
His pictures scarcely brought their
FIRST price, This In town 80 well able
TO crafty taste and pleasure ought not
to be. The paintings are exquisite
delicious might be better word and
- are from the easel Of the best makers.
One littlebeauty, an imitation of Bier
stadt only brought $l5, although the
picture seemed to breath with life.
Rs8k9g itthe request Of many citizens, the
.ak4fa'f ewili Be Attempted again to-day,
but II success IL no better than yester.
,gzh14 dayrthe sale will be stopped.