Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-21

The sale of lots at Savannah takes place on
Thursday, Decem ber 3Oth, an excursion train
leaving the s. p. r. r. depot at l0:3O A. NJ,
and returning from Savannah at 1870 p. ii.
This new town Is situated IL miles East of Los
Angeles and near Ell Monte in the midst of
beautiful and healthy surroundings. The
neighborhoodi is fast filling up with intelli-
gent and enterprising i'm immigrants and every
day the land is increasing in value. new
depot and telegraph station have lately
been established at the station and the rail.
road company Is making every effort to
make 1t a desirable place for homes. Terms
$50 to $3.50 per lot, one-third payment in cash,
one-third In six months and One.third In
twelve months.
Judge Walker and Mr.. Jones returned yes
terday from the desert, where they have been
for ten days investigating the cactus supply for
their projected paper mill. We again sug-
gest that 1t is mistaken policy for leading
citizens to throw obstacles I'm the way of this
paper mill, by asking high .prlces for water
privileges or securing mill istes with the pur-
pose OF exacting II large profit on the gobble.
Sal Bernardino has good water power that
these gentlemen could get for nothing. Judge
Walker is not forced to establish his paper
mill here and these desirable sites are worth
no more now than few weeks ago.
Mr.. =. Loiseau has manufactured for him
self a wooden leg, which is perhaps the supe-
rior of any artificial leg in the country. 1t Is
composed of gutta-percha, wood ana leather
and works to charm. We see no necessity
of sending East for artificial legs when Mr.
Loiseau, can manufacture them so success
fully, with the help of Mr.. Johnson on the
wood WORK. Mr.. Loiseau is now ready for
orders.
Marteen, "a Arcadia sti eet Is genius. I'm
der his management old clothes become new
and worn garments look rs fresh az when
first issued from the tailors hands. True
economy will dictateth reviving, renovating
and renewing OF old clothes instead of buying
ing new Save your money and consult Maj
teen.
In another column will be found notice
of the nuptials of Mr.. w. w. Graham and Mrs
Kate Sterrett McCarter of San Francisco. We
have known Mr.. Graham for some time ms
an experienced agriculturist and we now
congratulate him on the assumption Of the
higher dignity of husbandman.
Among the shipments yesterday from The
s. p. r. r. depot were boxes of oranges from
]. M. Fuentes; barrels of orange trees from
T. A. Carey: 100 sacks of barley from He'll
man, Haas 4 Co.: II boxes of oranges from ].
Sresovich; lot of meal from Also mills,and
considerable way freight.
An election will be held in Spring School
District, Santa Ana. on January 10Th, for the
purpose of voting on the question OF levying
q tax of $4,000 10 build two school houses.
Fairview District will also hold an election
on January Sth, for the purpose OF voting
tax of 81, 900 to build grammar school house.
Pentalpha Lodge, No. 2o2, F. and A. NJ, at
q regular meeting held last evening, elected
the following officers for the ensuing Mason
ic year: w. w. Robinson, w. NJ; j. NJ. Bas-
| sett g. With. Lucas, ]. IF. Lecouvieur.
Treas; IL. Hitler, sec'y.
| An attempt was madeto burglarlze the dye
Ing establishment of Shaffer & Lippold on
Sunday night about three O'Clock. The bur-
| glars had scattered dyes all over the premis-
| es, but were scared off without any booty.
John Reynolds receives the contract for the
| wagon road, from the L. A. & /. r. w. to San
| Fernando valley, for $3.50, Il having been
signed by Mr.. Lankershim.
| The Havell sale of pianos and organs was
we'll attended yesterday and purchasers got
| bar ,ains. Mr.. Noyes made additional credit
| TO himself as an aucfioneer.