Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-30


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4 DR.. Up. Widney returned from
San Francisco overland yesterday
Col. 4. D. Mott got home from
San Francisco by yesterday's over
land train. ~ ol I.pr
N The attention of families ID
\ called to the advertisement of Car
ter & Gilmore, In our New To.
Day.
u Mr.. G. T. Park yesterday ship
n ped SO sacks Of walnuts to San
Francisco-the first shipment OF
the season. us,.l ~. .o.
Mrs. D. M. Adams, who has been
visiting relatives In the upper part
Of the State for some weeks past,
got home by rail yesterday.
Angelefios at San Francisco no.
tells on the 2stb: w. II. Workman
and family, Palace; Il. E. Walker,
M. b. Bradford, The Baldwin; H.
B. Fox, c. a. Coffmsn, Russ
House. .us.sff ~.
Saturday last Mr.. D. Freeman,
on one Of the highest peaks Of the
San Gabriel range of mountains,
shot and killed a grizzly bear of
prOdigious size. The two fore paws
of the animal were all that this de-
voted Nimrod could bring to town;
and. Judging from their. size, the
beast must have 4 weighed fully
eighteen hundred pounds. a
Tuesday. October 5th, the Sisters
Orphans Fair will open in Turn
Verein Hall. Donations promised
and donations Intended should be
sent to the Sisters school by Mon
day. 1t Is to be hoped that, as an
unusual number of orphans are de-
pendent upon the charity Of the
Sisters and the public, contribu.
tions will be unusually liberal.
Mr.. Z. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope.
has been crushing grapes into wine
and brandy for two weeks past.
The three year old foreign vine-
yards of this enterprising vignsron
are characterized by an enormous
yield. He is steadily pushing for
ward his plantations of selected
European varieties of the grape,
with the result of incalculably Inn
proving the vintages of Los Ange-
les county. l-
Yesterday morning man named
Hawley, who had been slck at Will
mington for several weeks, was
brought up to be placed in the
County Hospital for treatment. He
was taken over to that institution
In hack and In less than five
minutes after he was carried into
the house he died. The cause Of
death 10 supposed to- have been
heart disease. Deceased was an old
resident Of the county, having
lived here since 1882.
There is q tide of luck which
seems to be setting In towards l..
J. Ross with resistless volume.
There is really no limit to 1t. Sat-
urdayi saw him d father and q
grandfather, both Mrs. Rose and
her daughter, Mrs. WachteI, on
the came day, giving birth to lusty
sons. Norswas that all. On this
same fateful Saturday "Sweet.
heart" one of Mr.. Roses colts,
made the fastest mile on the Sacra-
mento course ever chronicled Of q
two-year-ofd in the world.
We take pleasure in directing g
the attention of the ladies aud gen.
tlemen of Los Angeles to the new
advertisement OF the Messrs. l.
Polaski & Son, which appears else
where. THE flrm are now receiv'
ing one or the most varied and ele.
CANT assortments of goods evel
brought to this city, embracing
everything that is new and nobby
in the limo Of ladies and gentle
mems wear. We would advise al
intending purchasers to call anG
examine their stock and they will
be sure to fud both goods and
prices to suit. 1o, as Tn
BY advertisement 1t will be seer
that com mencing at O'Clock mex
Saturday afternoon Mr.. w. II
Northcraft, auctionesr, will com
mence the sale OF the elegant stool
OF. fancy goods, jewelry, stationery
frames, brackets and chromos IL
the store No. AZ Spring street, ad
Joining Woodhead 4 Gays. Tn,
goods are all nav and of the bes
quality. This is an opportunit.
that does not often present itsel
and we would advise all requiring
anything In that line to be sure t.
be on hand. The sale will be con
tinued day and evening until tn
entire stock 10 sold.
Rowdyism seems to be on the In
crease in SonorAtown Of late. Las
night, as officers Carpenter an
Cuddy were bringing an unrul.
prisoner along Upper Main street
man rushed up behind Office
Carpenter and fired q pistol shot q
him, the ball striking just bslo,
the point of the right shoulde
blade. A second man then cam
up and threw his arms around Car
penter's shoulders, pinioning hi
arms, thus preventing his gettin
out his weapon. Officer Cudd.
then let 60 Of the prisoner and com
menced firing at their assailanti
who fed. Carpenter wa
brought to DR.. Wollwet
er's drug store, where q
examination was made and It wa
found that the ball, which, fortu
nately, was . very small one, ha