Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-12

Seeds for sale at j. b. Ferguson's.
Uncle Josh Talbot has gone to Rat
tlesnake Island to recuperate. =
Plant the eucalyptus for firewood.
Important.
Terribly dark night-last night. 3.
The Common Council meets to-day.
The crops have had refreshing
drink.
Zanjero Aguilar has appointed Frank
Cororlel his assistant. p ehT
Valentines st. Patrick ball comes
off Saturday night.
Creighton & Tanning will start their
brewery next week. d.
A new dry goods store on Spring
street, opposite the bank.
There has been heavy storm at
sea- inO'E = 49,
Important. .ss....f .5#....
Valentines, full of love and sweet
nonsense, at Harris & Jacoby's.
1.-The rain yesterday prevented the
contemplated meeting of the Mutual
Aid Directors.
The editor of the Star advertises
that ho is not monster turnip Ut
terly unnecessary. Everybody knows
he is squash.
The publisher OF the Express has
gone to San Francisco to buy addi-
.tonal material for his office.
The girl that fell out of the Claren-
don House window is likely to recover.
! f. G.sBrown, of Riverside, is in
town. f0.s1 n1aa ao2 - asf IA
Important. 49, .,. - ~.
Miss Florence Bent has retired from
the teachers ranks, and will be sue
ceeded by Miss lucky. aaot
A bill is before the delegation to re-
duce the price of dispatches of ten
words on telegraph lines to all points in
the State, to rs cents. Good. Hope 1t
will pass. iia s. easr5 > ~
The farmers in the Oranges are talk
ing of Santa Monica rs q desirable
place for a landing. sihoegH
= Why does not somebody bore near
Hancock's bed of asphaltum, and see
whether he can not strike "ile."
Let our Eastern friends think of a
thermometer at 80 and 40 above zero,
and bless their lucky stars that they
are with us in this genial climate,
where 500 is the rule and not the eX-
ception. Isofa IraIt ltA h#... (.
The rains have fallen very happily
this season--none too much, but just
at the right season.
The stages were in quite promptly
Yesterday despite the rain. To-day
they will probably be behind time.
The memorial of the citizens of Los
Angeles in regard to the survey of
Wilmington harbor has been present.
ed to Congress by Hon. Mr.. Luttrell.
The sailing OF the Orizaba has been
!. POSTPONED till tomorrow. Passengers
from this city will leave on the three
o'clock train
INF. McGIothlin, of the Exchange
> Stables, an old citizen of Los Angeles,
died Tuesday evening at nine O'clock.
The funeral will take place at nine
O'clock this morning, and will be
conducted by the Odd Fellows.
Harris & Jacoby have met with ex-
new departure and started out on
fCttSll UttSlb.l uclI iotblCS AidvC uouuiCuy
and not only themselves are pleased,
but their customers, to whom they
sell cheap. IRE smetirsa e.a
II somebody interested does not
muzzle the dogs which howl so out
rageously, these times O. nights, we
shalh urge the. establishment of an
0leomargarnie factory, and assure
those desiring to invest that said dog
fat can be had cheap. Selah !!
Mr.. Steadman has completed the
repairs and refurnishing of his Saloon,
and will open tonight. His old friends
and new ones, and all others, are in
vited to go and see the "grand trans
formation which has taken place at
the Buffum during the time it has
been closed. b 81 $500 .i.,,. q.
( Messrs. Williams & Rogers, proprie-
tors of the ''Palace Saloon," in Tenn
pie Block, will have their place open
on Saturday afternoon next, between
the hours of, 2and s., to give our citi-
zens and their families an opportunity
TO inspect the new and elegant furni-
tnre manufactured expressly for their
palace . u. - ! 30 ~