Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-10

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force to be more aptive. Tor at this rate
neither policemen, jailor nor Mayor
make any fees. Pick up men with
money, gentlemen.
The ladies' interested in the Orphan
Asylum are busily engaged in making
articles for the bazar. The Fair viii
be the most attractive ever given in
Los Angeles, and our charitable people
will no doubt make liberal response
The Los Angeles Daily HERALD,
edited by J. M. Bassett, formerly oi
this place, has entered upon its fifth
volume in prosperous circumstances
and Jim is making it one of the mosI
popular papers i'll the State Keko
Journal.
This is to notify the public that John
Wilson has left J. J. Reynolds EN-.
ployment, and hereafter will drive 8
hack of his own. Customers of Will
sons hack may rely on having an ell
egant turnout, drawn by strong,
healthy horses. Johnny Wilson is
working for himself, and his friends
will be sure to be we'll treated.
Mr.. Pence is the second old employ
ee of the Post office who has died quite
recently. Mr.. Singer whom many OF
Our reader will recolect, took cold
while working in the Post office and
died about q month agy of consump-
rion. The fatality we trust will not
extend itselfany further.
We knew Los Angeles could bear
away the palm for mammoth water
melons. Mr. J. L. Tucker reports that
he obtained recently from the rancho
of Mr. j. W. McGaugh, Los Nietos, n
melon measuring thirty-one inches in
length, with a diameter of ten inches
and weighing fifty pounds.
At G O'Clock last evening our Jewish
citizens finished their Day of Atone
ment and resumed their ordinary oc-
cupations. 1t speaks well for our Jew.
ish friends that they so generally OBJ
served their great fast day. The
Synagogue was crowded all day with
worshippers, and Rev. Mr.. Edelman
officiated without cessation from an
early hour in the morning until SUM-
down.
Ben. A. Stanard, Foreman of the
HERALD and several other Nimrods
went up into the m ountains couple
of W eeks ago in search of bear, deer
whales and other large animals. They
must have been lucky, for last even.
ing Ben. dropped into the office load.
ed with venisou hams, elephant tusks
and other signs of successful hunt
Ben's party pegs one on the Stamps
snd Casytileparty.
Visitors coming in at the Southern
Depot should call at G.. H. Morey's de-
pot restaurant and get a lunch or 9TH
er meal. Mr.. Morey has made fine
reputation as q caterer, by setting an
elegant table and charging fair prices.
For first class fare and reasonable
charges we can recommend Mr.. Nor
ey's restaurant as better than the av-
erage. We recommend all having
business near the depot to give him q
call.
Mr.. w. H. Van Valer, late of the
Telegraph stage office, leaves to-mor.
row for San Francisco, as general
agent for the sale of Angell's combined
cutter, blotter and ruler This Is a
valuable article and we believe Mr.
Van Valer.i is the right man to work
it up. We recommend him to the
people of San Francisco as reliable
| man.
Among the shipments yesterday
from the S. p. r. r. depot, were Sc
sacks of walnuts from +. Vassallo, q
sacks of wslnuts from o. w. Childs,
pipe Of wine from Kohler & Frohling
IL bales of wool from HI. Newmark &
Co., cases of honey from j. Noise &
Co., So joints of artesian pipe to Ana
helm, barrels and 2 half barrels o.
wine from A. Pelanconi, 20 sacks O.
corn from w. r. Beau.
The concert and social of the Conf
dence Engine company No. 2, to bt
held at Turn Nerein hall on Tuesday
evening promises to be the most sue.
oessful Of the year, Many of oul
most refined ladies have taken the
management of the detail in theil
hands and the lunch will be one o
the most elegant spreads that has ev-
er graced Turn Verein hall. We al.
ways knew that the Confidence COM
pany were gallant fellows and are
pleased to see that the ladies appreci
ate that fact,