Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-13
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Mr.. Hauch wants tailor
George pridham is the agent of the
Ventura.
j. l.. Ward. & Co, is the agent of
the Taber.
Doctor Lucky resumed his labors
yesterday.
\ very gentle shower fell on Sunday
afternoon.
The Orizaba brought 30 tons of
freight for this city.
Mr.. Jones has disposed of the soap
works to Cobler x Shaw.
The Dexter Saloon robbery lisa mys-
terry to the initiated.
The catalogue sale of paintings, was
finished up yesterday.
The youngest child of John Miner,
the station agent, died yesterday
morning of dipthera.
The lines gave way last evening, and
we are without anything but the after
moons dispatches.
Simon Levy has received an invoice
of English carriage umbrellas, which
he is selling cheap.
Mr. Burnett has sold Simon Levy
1000 pounds mutton tallow, which he
will ship to San Francisco.
The Orizaba's passengers, and there
were n lot of them, arrived by the
Monday morning train.
Mr. Wartenburg, the Anaheim stage
proprietor, is feeling happy under a
new hat which he bought of Des-
mond.
The loose and shaky plank walk be-
sween Perry 4 Woodworlh's and the
depot, has been replaced by one of
brea.
An engine house is being construct
ed near the depot, for the accOmmoda
ton of the engines of our various
roads.
Persons permitting stock to stray ON
the SINH or Los Posas, will please take
notice that such stock will be taken
up, and held.
Two hundred and fifty Cinnamon
left for San Francisco on the Taber on
Sunday. 1t looked like Castle Gar
den, around the depot
Nine teams left the depot yesterday.
Five to b. c. b., one to M. b., and two
assorted, for San Bernardno, and one
to Lone Pine.
}. l.. Ward & Co., commission mer-
chants and manufacturers agents,
have removed their office to 43, Main
street.
All the public schools, except the
High school, opened yesterday. Dr.
Lucky returned ON the OriZaba, and
his department will begin to-day.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Church will
give social this. Tuesday, evening, at
the residence of Mrs. White, on High
street. All are invited to attend.
The officers of Fairview Grange, No.
of Anaheim will be installed ON
Friday next by A. b. Hayward, Mast
er of Fruitland Grange, assisted by the
officers of his Grange.
The First Presbyterian Church of
Los Angeles was organized Sunday,
by Rev, Thomas Fraser, Missionary
Agent of the Presbyterian Church.
Hon. John 5. Thompson and Mr..
Hawley We're elected Elders.
Captain Harloe, of the Constantine,
called in to the HERALD office last
night. The Ventura was to arrive last
night at midnight, and will probably
return on Friday. She has 700 tons of
freight and about 60 passengers.
The editor of the Express is hard to
please; first he fell out with the pro-
prietor of this paper, then he abused
the editor and all his assistants, and
now he is in trouble about one OF our
correspondents. Poor fellow, we are
afraid he never will be suited.
If any of our Eastern readers want a
paper from San Bernardino, they will
find the Guardian just exactly
what they desire. 1t is able and
we'll conducted, and has done more to
place the resources of that great coun-
ty before the world in their true light
than all other agencies put together.
A boy who had dug up the Uranium
of one of the aboriginal inhabitants OF
California, long since defunct, tried
yesterday to sell it to the editor of the
Express, as a curiosity, but as empty
skulls are plenty around that estab-
lishment already, he failed to make
trade.
S. H. Slaught, real estate agent and
loan broker, is doing a large business,
selling ranches, houses and lots and
leaning money. He has lately in
creased the size of his office, and takes
pleasure in entertaining strangers and
visitors as we'll as his old customers.
We know of no better place to get in
formation about the bountrv, than his
office.
The Turner's are quietly making
their preparations for the grand mas
querade on the Odd of February. 1t is
determined that this shall be the most
attractive masque ever brought out.
The Turner's are just the boys to bring
out such an entertainment in fine style
and when they say they are going in
to win we all know what is going to
happen.
The Simi and Los Posas ranches in
Ventura county have just passed into
the ownership of the More Brothers, Of
Santa Barbara. These ranches con-
tain nearly 10000 acres of the finest
lands in Southern California. They
were originally in the hands of the de
la Guerra family. 1t is proposed to
make various Improvements upon
them and before long it is hoped they
will be occupied by frugal and indus
trOuS citizens,