Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-13

anu Siiao w liiiuhio.
The wires of the Atlantic and Pa
cific telegraph was down East of Oma-
ha at half past ten last night, conse-
quently no kilograms arrived after
that hour.
There are letters in this office in an
swer to advertisements for "Tom,"
"X.,u "Franklin," 2, "XX.,n "W.,n
"Miss M. To and "H.n The adver.
tisers will please call and receive
them.
We have been favored with a view
of the design of house for the Su-
perintendent Of Plazas, to be erected
in the City Park. 1t is neat in design
and credit to Messrs. Huber and
Waldron of the Committee on Parks.
The Novelty Theatre was filled as
usual last night with delighted
crowd, and the entertainment was of
the funniest character. 1t is wort IN more
than the price of admission to hear
Kalmbach play the cornet. He is an
artist.
A couple Ofsquaws who had taken
too much aguadiente got into an alter
cation last evening on the railroad in
Alameda street, and after pulling hair
and scratching faces for few minutes
one of them went down, her head
coming in contact with one of the
rails, infiicting an ugly wound.
l.. w. Thatcher, No. 81 Main street,
has an elegant assortment of diamonds,
watches, solid ware and chains of all
patterns. This establishment also
keeps observatory time which is the
city and railroad standard.
A deaf and dumb woman in this
county, who had lived very happily
with her husband for years, had her
soeech suddenly restored by being
thrown from mule. Her husband
is about applying for divorce.
Mr. Fisher, proprietor Of the Grand
Central, has secured the services of
the two cooks who formerly prepared
the cuisine at the Hotel des Princes.
They are said to be at the top of the
profession, and the Grand Central
guests are to be congratulated on the
good things in store for them.
There is no discount on the beer of
the New York brewery, P. Lauth &
Co. prOprietOrs. 1t makes q man
smack his lips and wish his throat
was rod long, that he might enjoy
it all the way TO be found at all first
class saloons.
The ladies of "The Benevolent Aid
Society" of Trinity Church will give
q social entertainment at Col. Peel's
on Friday evening the 14th ut. EN-
joy YOURSELF will be the order of the
evening. Fun, feast and music will
be supplied for all. Everybody invi-
ted.
Ben. Collins has recently taken pos
session of the Railroad Saloon, corner
Of Alameda and Commercial Streets,
next to the Depot, and is making it
quite popular place of resort. Ben.
is most genial fellow and fixes up
spiritual consolation in Il most satis-
factory manner.
We would recommend the lime
growers who cannot sell their lines,
to turn their attention to the cultiva-
tiOn OF strawberries, as we would like
to see the price reduced sufficiently to
enable us to get taste once or twice
year. 1t will take q long time to
glut the market so that they will not
bring a remunerative price.
Jesus Terran, who was fined a few
weeks ago for damage done by two fe-
rocous dogs, and who has since then
kept them tied, has again let them
loose and day before yesterday they
attempted to make meal of gentle
man passing in their vicinity. We
are informed that there is II law taxing
dogs, but we don't see tags on any Of
them.
We have before us Halls Los An
geles Land Journal, devoted to the in
terests of the city and county gene
rally, and the landed interests in par
ticular, and intended for gratuitous
circulation. 1t contains sketch of
the city of Los Angeles since 1885, the
settlement of Santa Monica and a good
deal of miscellaneous matter,is neatly
printed, ably edited, ,and will no doubt
greatly influence immigration to this
part OF the country.
Jose Deluce, Spaniard, was badly
cut in a drunken fracas in Sonora
yesterday evening. He received a
cash in the right cheek, which severed
the facial artery and also cuts on the
wrist and arm. He was arrested to-
gether with the party who handled
the mischevious knife and bottle, were
lodged in Jail. DR.. Brooke the County
Physician attended the wounded man.
Jeff White has lost his old horse
"Cage' which has been in the family
10 years. The animal has either
strayed or been stolen. He is about
"a years old, bay coler, long tail and
reached maine, and branded @. N.
Old Cage is highly priced by Mr..
White, for old association sake and can
be of little service to anybody else. We
trust that he will be returned to the
rightful owner.
Among theGecent shipments from
the Southern Pacific Railroad were so
sacks of corn, from Judd & Co.; 20
sacks of corn meal, from Also Mills;
46 boxes of oranges, from J. Sresovich; |;
4 barrels of oil from Scott & Baker; 55
sacks of corn, from p. Phillips; 80
bundles dry pelts, from H. Newmark
& Co.; bundles of salt pelts and 10
bundles of dry pelts, from H. Wood
son.