Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-01
GIeanings.

Oiltut cigar otduu.
The lighter Don Mateo Keller has
been got off safely at Wilmington.
Gen George w. Deitzler of San
Francisco is at the Pico.
No bridges on the S. z. II. r. were
washed away during the late storm.
The thermometer Monday averag-
cd 54!' at l.. Lewin's store.
The Eastern mail went by steamer
yesterday.
Ten cars of iron and four of ties went
to Whitewater yesterday.
Captain Young of Virginia City left
for home on the Senator yesterday.
The Grand Central Sample Room
will be open on Saturday night. 1t is
gay affair.
Imported Bouquets, very choice
brand, three for half at the Orient
Cigar stand.
The steamer Orizaba arrives from
San Francisco to-day with large pas
senger list.
Don Mateo Keller watered his stock
Monday but it did not deteriorate
the quality of his wines. 1t must not
The Chinese vegetable men are SELL
ing strawberries at twenty-five cents
per pound.
Imported Carolinas, the finest brand
of imported cigars, 25 cents each, at
the Orient cigar stand.
w. Il. Barnett and party returned
last Friday from a successful hunt.
They brought in several fine deer and
other game in profusion.
Prof Hakes has had great success
with "Esther" at San Diego. 1t is to
be repeated there tonight by publish
ed request of the leading citizens.
be suspected that his liquors are oflan
infammable nature because it requir-
ed the services of two steam fire en-
gines to set his place right.
Mr.. Meyerstein, the we'll known
merchant, left for San Francisco to-
day to purchase large stock of goods
for his new store in the Lafayette.
Horse stealing at Beaudry's pasture
is becoming q pleasant pastime.
Among the latest losers are Wilson,
Macy & Co., E. Dupuy and DR.. Rus
sell.
We notice that l.. Brandt, one of
the strong men of San Francisco, is in
town. Mr.. Brandt is the proprietor of
the Orient Cigar stand and will no
doubt give our citizens an exhibition
Of his muscle at an early day.
Mr.. J. M. Tiernan, of Panamint is
in town intending to stay a few weeks
He reports mining as generally pros
porous, the Surprise Valley Mill and
Water Company cleaning up Sos, 900
last month.
| Charley Hansen, while driving across
the creek near Mr.. Whitworth's on
the road to the Hancock Canon, yes
terday morning was carried away by
the current, and horse was drowned
and wagon wrecked.
Charles Brode, the Spring street gro
GER. near Turn Verein Hall, has gen.
eral assortment Of groceries and can
not be undersoid outside of San Fran
cisco. Staples Of every variety i'm
ported and fancy groceries at the low
est rates.
Two new dwellings have been fin
ished in Westminster during the past
week, and the foundation of the hotel
is laid The contract for building the
hotel was let to Messrs. Kell & Porter,
and the carpenter work is to be fin
ished by the Goth Of March.
Messrs. Schaeffer & Stengel have an
elegant stock of trees, shrubs, plants
and bulbs and sell very reasonably.
Their place on Wilmington street near
Commercial, in the rear Of the White
House, is worth visit. All who love
the beautiful in nature should call and
examine their stock.
Apropos of soda fountains we heard
of one at the st. Charles yesterday,
that is the greatest novelty of the sea-
son. The exhibition took place pub
licly yesterday p. M. ond all who wit
messed it pronounced it success. Its
simplicity is not its only merit, though
makes it a great convenience in re-
moving from place to place. Messrs.
Salari & Whitney and other gen tie
men who witnessed it were satisfied
with one exhibition of its powers,
though it is to be hoped that there
will be another trial at an early date.
The filthy pool at the corner of Fort
and Fifth streets has become dam
gerous quag -mire in which any team
is liable to mire. We merely draw
the attention of our athletic Chain
Gang Captain to this place in the hope
that he may be able to reach it in the
course of the Summer. We don't wish
to hurry him and apologize for men,
tioning its existence. If any apology
is necessary to the overworked prison.
ers we will give it in future issue.
There is nothing like giving notices of
nuisances in courteous manner, for
we would hate to have any of the
shovel brigade take offence.
Now we shall see fun. A New York
theatrical critic has written play,
which is to be produced at Wallack's
before long. The people who are con-
tinually telling how things should not
be done, so rarely undertake to show
how they ought to be, that the temer-
ity of this youth is something wonder
full to contemplate. If all the people
he has condemned in one way and an
other should unite in hiss against
| him he will even wish he were dead,