Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-16
THERMoMErER BAR.
LOCAL BTeEVITTE@

The Senator will sail for san Fran
cisco tomorrow.
The steamer Kalorama, carrying
combustible freight, will sail from San
Francisco next Monday.
Judge Willis of San Bernar,lino
county will preside in the County
Court to-day
The Justice Courts were barren of
items again Yesterday There is
temporary lull in the criminal mar
ket.
The Council will hold an adjourned
session this afternoon at 3 O'Clock to
complete unfinished business from
yesterdays session.
There was much talk in the Coun-
Gil yesterday over the proposed res
ervoir of the Water Company on
Fort Hill. e.
General D. d. Cotton, Chas. Crocker,
Col. G. E. Gray and S. Il. Page, all
prominent railroad officials, are in
the city, stopping at the Pico House.
A bundle of lady's apparel was found
yesterday, on the road to the race
track. The property is awaiting the
call of the owner at the Fashion Sa-
loon. ~ fa
The exports from Los Nietos depot
for Wednesday and Thursday, October
14th and 10Th, were 427 sacks barley,
161 sacks corn, 3l4 sacks wheat, II
sacks bran and 81 hides. ~l
An attempt was made in the Coun-
ell yesterday to reinstate the Health
office, giving the appointment to the
former incumb bent, DR.. Mckee. The
motion met decided opposition,
and was lost by one vote.
A little daughter of Harris New
mark, named Edith, aged six years,
died yesterday of scarlet fever. The
funeral will take place from the fam
lily residence this afternoon at three
O'Clock. ..4s..
Mr.. r. Haines, Superintendent of
the Southern California division of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
left for Panamint yesterday with a
party and fourhorse team, to survey
a route for Il telegraph line to that dis
trict.
The Lyceum will meet at Lawlor
Institute tonight, to debate on the
question whether currency would be
beneficial to California as circulat-
ing medium. The attendance will be
restricted this evening TO members of
the Society. .n Sis
San Diego is beginning to reproach
herself for failing to invite our late
visitors, Senators Jones and Stewart,
down there. 1t required no invitation
from our Chamber of Commerce or
City Council to bring them to. Los
Angeles.
The workmen at Mr. Iongstreet's
well are progressing successfully, and
the water isincreasing so much that
the litter, of $4,000 gallons per hour
capacity, is insufficient 10 enable the
wOrkmen togo farther. To-day they
will put in another litter of 1000 gal
Ions capacity.
It is reported that Mr.. Nadeau will
start line of freighting teams to Pan
amint Immediately. He already has
the necessary animals and wagons for
the line and enjoys a prestige in the
freighting business which will make
his enterprise popular from the outset.
The p. NJ. S. S. Co.'s steamer Saliva
dor will leave San Francisco on Sat
urday, October 18th, and stop at Will
mington on Monday, October 10th, for
New York and coast freight. Ship
pers will please govern themselves ac-
cordingly and have their freight
ready for shipment on time. ~
The dramatic entertainment and
ball to be given by the Turn-Verein
Germania tomorrow Saturday even
ing, at their hall, promises great
things for amusement-seekers. A Ger
man and an English play will be
placed upon the stage, and the whole
supplemented by the usual dance.
Those who attend may be certain of a
good time.
The Zanjero informs us that the
water was turned off from the Zanja
on Main street, south of Washington,
some days since in order to allow the
construction of culvert ordered by
the Council and the inconvenience
thereby caused to residents in that To-
cality was unavoidable. The Zanja
now has its full supply of water
again.
In addition to the four cottages
being erected by Messrs. Beaudry and
Temple on Temple street, Mr.. Beau
dry is preparing to build three others
.an,-the corner of Third and Charity
streets. !, If we had few more such
MEN as Messrs. Temple and Beaudfy
people would not be compelled to
leave the city on account of not being
able to find houses for their families.
The Japanese Troupe gave their last
performance in the city last night.
The audience was not so large as on
the former evenings, in consequence
of insufficient notice of the additional
performance, but there was a fair
house, and the interest was not allowed
to flag. In every respect the enter
tainment was up to its standard of ex-
eellence,a and none could have gone
away dissatisfied with it. Considering
the fact that this troupe has performed
in our city for five consecutive even
ings, drawing unusually large houses
throughout, great deal of merit must
be awarded to them, for none but the
best could possess such attractions.
Tonight they will give an entertain
ment in Wilmington, and thence pur-
sue their way northward. We can but
wish them all, with the affable Mar
shall at their head, the best of success
and no broken bones while continuing
their performances.