Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-07
The skating rink is well patronize

The skating rink is well patronized.
again.
Mr.. F. Ganahl returned by the Pa
cific.
Mr.. H. Newmark has been in San
Diego for few days.
Mr.. Slaughter of San Bernardino has
been in town for few days.
The long looked for gas man is due
by the next steamer.
Our nurserymen have sold large
quantities of fruit trees, this season.
The railroad builders will close out
their work next week.
Hellman, Haas 4 Co., have six cases
OF Mowers at the depot.
Fifteen hives of imported bees are at
the depot for Mr.. Gordon.
Six cars of material for the new
road We're received yesterday.
Wolfenstein has resumed charge of
the gallery in the Downey block.
A telegram is in the telegraph office
for VIM. Fensenheld.
Armstrong & Co., have Estey or
gans, and Emerson Pianos at the
depot.
Superintendent Stowbridge's rail-
road artillery came in this afternoon
from the front, indicating that the
grading is complete.
The Clarendon House races closed
yesterday. We shall probably have
no more till the latter part of next
month.
Somebody is shipping beans to San
ia Barbara. What is the matter with
our neighbors, can't they raise enough
to keep things moving?
The opposition steamer VIM. Taber,
sailed from San Francisco yesterday
for Southern ports, with about $50 pas
sengcrs and largefreight list.
The Pacific Mail Line has reduced
the fare from SanFrancisco to San Pc
dro, to SIS in the cabin, and So Storage.
The fares to other points are cores
pondingly lowered.
One hundred and fifty passengers are
on board of the Taber, but the tele-
graph compiler has the impudence to
send us the names of those only who
are destined for San Diego.
49, The Public Schools of this city will
open on Monday, Jan. 18th, as an
nounced by the Superint endent, DIR.
Luckey, in our advertising columns;
and did not open on the 9Th as stated
by the Star.
- We do not know of a single house in
this city that can be rented, while we
know of several families that are anx-
iOus to get place to live In. This
speaks we'll for the prosperity of our
city, but it is very important that the
want should be supplied. There is
money in building small houses now,
and there will be for years to come.
DR.. Terry of the Los Angeles Drug
store is newcomer" but is unmis-
takably fixing to stay. His store is
one of the neatest and best supplied in
the city, BY reference to our adver-
Using columns it will be seen that the
Doctor compounds specific remedies,
very efficaciOus for the particular all
ment for which they are prescribed.
He also advertises reduced prices for
all goods in his line.
The Express states that in the case
of Nesfield VS.. Storke, for balance
claimed to be due for services as editor
of the HERALD, judgement was given
for Sis. That paper might have added
that the case has been appealed, Mr.
Storke not deeming the services Of an
assistant worth $40 week, especially
when the bargain made was for $50.
The Spanish dramatic entertain
ment that took place last evening at
the MERGED theatre was complete
success. The title of the piece was
''Perlas y Flores" which was beauti-
fully performed. Thee theatre was
r full, and the audience Was composed
of the most select of our Hispano-
Americana population. The final
piece which was a Habanera song,
was sweetly sung by Sefiora Molla and
was greatly applauded,