Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-18
The new distillery will start u
again this week.

The new distillery will start up
again this week. =. :.
The last rail on the Southern Pacific
is laid-that is, the last for the present.
The Senator is being fitted UP as d
stock boat and will be put on the
Southern Coast Route.
Circulars for the Typographical ball
are out, and full attendance Oh that
occasion is indicated. l'ai--' .
1t is said the Taber will remain on
the Southern Coast route for six
months, but all things in this world
are vanity. 8Wna ..Lf
The bill to permit Los Angeles to
bond itself in settlement of railroad
claims has been presented to the Legis-
lature by Senator Bush. W ''4
The Ventura didn't sail yesterday as
was expected. Passengers will leave
the depot at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to-day.
DR.. Hause, who spent several weeks
in this city recently, is now editing
the Tecumseh, Mich, Herald
The Pacific sails on Monday for San
Francisco and way ports. Passengers
will leave the depot at 10 o. clock Mon
day morning.
Pico is the name of the station at
the end of the San Fernando branch.
1t is we'll to cOnsecrate old names by
new dedication. s.H ala6 tt.s
Considerable feeling exists in town
over the orange decision. The query
now is, How much money did At
tOrney General Williams receiver
A fine man for Chief Justice, he is.
Twelve inches of rain have fallen,
and the season is secured. Every
farmer grasps your hand with friend.
lier grasp, and smiles more genial
smile since the last rain began. MI
The Pacific left Santa Barbara last
evening at six O'clock for San Pedro.
Returning she will leave for San Fran
cisco and way ports Tomorrow,
weather permitting. 5h55 s## .
A meeting of the Library Trustees
takes place Monday evening. The
Committee appointed to consider the
expediency of building a library build
ing will report. A full attendance of
the Trustees is desired
We are pretty we'll supplied with
copies of the Report of the State Board
of Health. First Senator Bush sent
us one, then representative Venable
did the same kind thing the other day,
and now representative Higbie donates
the third one. aI
Parties not receiving the HERALD
will please bear with us for u day or
two and bling their grievances into
the Office. Sam Berge, our old carrier,
is sick and we were obliged to put a
new carrier on the route. This with
the very unpleasant weather is our
excuse.
Professor KnOwlton has sued "A. l..
Bancroft & Co. for $3.50 due for literary
services. He admitted that he had
received $l3l 40, and also that he owed
the Bancrofts $137 SO. Wonder if this
was for the guarantee of a note which
the BancrOfts had to pay. Wonder if
anybody swore as to the value of
literary services. ~.
The following periodicals for Janu-
airy are on the Library tables: Serb
ners, Popular Science Monthly, st.
Nicholas, Galaxy, Overland, Atlantic,
Woods, Leslie's Ladies' Magazine,
Every Saturday, Hearth and Home,
The Nation, Harpers Weekly and
Leslie's Observation-Disclosures the most
important Chicago and New York
dailies. = bout H-.#I -
David Gray has disposed of his in
terest in the skating rink, and intends
to 70 east. where he will remain for
the summer. Messrs. Strickland 4
Nilliken have bought the establish
ment, and intend making necessary
improvements. The floor will be re-
novated, and everything put in ship
shape order. The jolly old times OF
Postmaster Bent have again returned.
The rink will be opened each evening
during the week, commencing with
Monday. et-,.,i. = ..,Hssa ~