Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06

The steamer Ancon left for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock with large passenger list and
cargo.
The shares of the East Los Angeles
Pioneer Building Lot Association will
be distributed at the Office of Messrs.
Barbee Il Gates on October 26th, at Z
p. VI.
Our old friend, George b. Davis,
witnessed the reopenng of the Bank
of California. He hurrahed with the
loudest and for few minutes renewed
his youth and joined in the celebration
\ wheel of one of the Main street
cars is broken and cannot be replaced
until another can be obtained from
San Francisco. Two cars will start
every forty minutes until the wheel is
replaced.
Among the shipments yesterday
were 165 dry hides, from M. Kalisher
g. Co; 10 bales of wool, from III. New
mark & Co; IL sacks ofcorn from He'll
man, Haas & Co; pipes of wine from
l.. J. Rose; 80 joints of artesian pipe
for Anaheim; II cases of honey, from
Whistler & Co.
Among the arrivals by the steamer
Senator yesterday was Miss Emily
Marks, of San Francisco, who is max
ing flying visit to Mrs. Rothchild,
wife of our distinguished attorney, Mr..
J. M. Rothchild. She will remain in
Los Angeles short time, and will be
quite an addition to our society.
Our genial freind, Herman Morris,
since he has adopted the Prince of
Wales style of whiskers is hardly rec
ognizable. If Herman was not always
young we would say he looked ten
years younger but such a compliment
would eXasperate his lady acquaint-
ances. Under the circumstances we
can only say his adoption of the Prince
of Wales cut is decidedly becoming
and diStiaguc.
The Bee Keepers Association will
hold meeting in Leck's hall, Los
Angeles, OH Saturday, October 10th,
at O'Clock. The following subjects
will be discussed: l. Are your Italian
bees superior to hybrid bees as honey
gatherers? . Is it advisable to clip
the queens wings? 3. HOney-prO-
ducing plants-their time and extent
of blooming i'm different localities of
this county. 4. VIII the bees have
honey enough to winter on? D. Is
salt necessary or beneficial to bees?
The Board of Delegates of the Fire
Department held meeting on Mon
day evening and elected the following
officers: John r. Briefly, President;
c. c. Lips, Secretary. The Board. of
Delegates consists of the following
well known citizens: b. e.. Truman,
G. C. Lips, E. II. Workman, from the
3ss, and John r. Briefly, j. l.. Will
liams and John Fl. Tate from Conf
dence No. 2. The rules and regula-
tions of the department will be pub
lished during the present month.
Who stands in the way of the open
ing Of Los Angeles street? A short
time ago committee of the council
was appointed to arbitrate with the
property owners, and they reported Il
failure to the council and recommend
ed that legal steps be taken to con-
denim the land. The opening of Los
Angeles street is vital necessity to
the property owners of the city, and
the sooner the unsightly Chinese quar-
ter is abolished the better.
Schafenburg, the defaultlng Colora-
do United States Marshal, has had an
eventful history. A number of years
ago he kepta n saloon at Wyandotte,
Kansas, and, while living there, mar
ried Miss Armstrong, daughter OF
one of the most powerful families OF
the Wyandotte tribe of Indians. His
wife was we'll educated and nearly
white, but retained the Indian jeal-
ousy and fire. When Schafenburg re-
moved to Colorado, became politi-
clan and United States Marshal, all
his attentions to other ladies at pub
lie gatherings were watchdd with
jealous eye by his wife. AT the recep-
tion of the Duke Alexis at Denver,
while Schafenburg, who was convers-
ing with the handsome wife of min
owner, she attacked the lady with
great fury and had to be removed from
the room by force. While Schafen-
burg was not model of virtue, yer
her jealousy made his life a hell and
there will be one satisfaction to him
if he gets inside the penitentiary walls
that his jealous wife will no longer
exercise any jealous supervision OF
his movements.