Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-02-04


painted.
The Mohongo leaves for San Fam
cisco tomorrow.
Three steamers We're off san Pedro
the day before yesterday.
Hellman, Haas & Co. have piles of
good arriving.
Our friend Levy, the commission
merchant, has returned.
Mr.. Greenebaum moves into the
store next to Childs hardware estab-
l;shment.
We have three steamers u week now,
which makes things very lively at
Wilmington.
At Wilmington is a good field for
smelling works. Why does not some
enterprising firm try something of this
kind.
Mr.. Laventhal has rented the two
stores on Los Angeles street, in the
Hellman Block, and will put in dry
goods, boots and shoes.
Griffith, Lynch & Co., have Il large
cargo of lumber at Wilmington, which
shows they mean business in their re-
duction.
Mr.. Jones, Secretary of the New
Wilmington Wharf Company, is III
San Francisco, buying the necessary
material for the wharf.
The certificate Of Incorporation Of
the Grange Cooperative Company
was received by the Secretary OF the
Board Of Directors, J.. n. Holt, yester-
day. r. ...#=...... .=#.
Edward Huber hu< concluded that
it was not good for man TO be alone;
and to prove his belief has taken to
himself a better half. May his life be
as sparkling as his champagne.
DR.. ID. G. Franklin has removed his
office to nearly opposite the Postofiice,
and has fitted up the neatest dental
parlors in town. Success to the Doe
tor in his new location.
In another column we publisch
Freeman's bill to fix freights and fares.
BY the schedule this fixed the freight
from Los Angeles to Wilmington will
be 81 So per ton, and the fare will be
81 cents.
J. G. Jackson has made a reduction
in lumber, and his yard presents q
lively appearance. The genial Robin
son will serve you all il you only let
him.
Mr.. Delano, a member of the Pioneer
BoraX Company, operating in the Bo-
TaX Lake range, exhibited to us yes
terday specimens of their product that
are superior to any OF the English
bOraX.
Prof. Griffiths, who has been per-
forming in San Diego, has arrived in
town, and will give an entertainment
in magic some evening this week.
The Professor performs some new and
entertaining feats, worth witnessing.
Mile upon mile between this city
and Wilmington is uncultivated, and
yet the land for grain or corn is as
good as any beneath the sun. With
good shipping facilities this all ought
10 be brought into productiveness.
The schooner Wightman is ashore
near Monterey. She had large cargo
of iron for the railroad, besides the
fronts to the new bank building of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
The crew have not been heard from.
Our energetic and public spirited
citizen, Prudent Beaudry is ahead in
all good works. His lots are meeting
witha ready sale, and but one of those
on the brink of the hill is left. Would
that we had town full of as energetic
men, men who benefit the entire COM
munity as we'll as themselves.
The Board of Directors of the Grange
Cooperative Company will meet at
Gallatin on Tuesday, February 10th,
for the purpose of transacting impor-
tant business. The District Council
of the Patrons of Husbandry meet at
Gallatin the same day, to which all
full degree members are invited.
The Changers believe in patronizing
home manufacturers. At its last meet
ing. Silver Grange, Of Gallatin, eX-
pressed it's confidence in and appreca-
ton OF one of our Los Angeles
establishments in the following resolu-
ton: Resolved, That we consider it
the interest of all consumers, and of
WOolen Mills store of Los Angeles.
A day or two ago childs fur collar
was picked up by u gentleman con-
nected with the HERALD office. OF
course he had it advertised, and the
next day no less than three persons
claimed the collar; one of the three, be-
ing the real owner, and proving the
property, received it, and thereupon
was exceedingly glad. He rejoiced
that such an Institution as "news-
paper was established, wherein the
lost might be advertised and be found.
He also is now firm believer in the
efficiency of advertising.