Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-12-31

announce the almost consummated
sale of one of our most noted ranch
es for 1925, 900, and to an Arlzonan,
at that. Happy Is the man VINO
can get hold Of Los Angeles
ranch at the present low prices.
The time is rapidly approachipg
when Los Angeles lands Will COM
mand something like their true
value.
We had q pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. E. n. Boyd, of the Mo.
iave station. Mr.. Boyd OCCASION
ally absents himself from the best
eating resort on the Southern Pa
cific Railway to round up the odds
and ends of his farm at Downey
City. He tells us that one OF these
is the possession Of thirty English
walnut trees, planted in odd cor
ners, and that they yield him this
season within a fraction of $500, or
$40 tree. This is one Of the un.
considered trif1es of his seventy
scre farm which, with vicarious
labor, and the absence of the
owner, nets him between fourteen
and fifteen hundred dollars q year.
How the fastener would welcome
such a farming dispensasion?
In the discussion in regard to the
delinquent tax list, in Council last
evening, Mr.. 3. Chandler stated
that he had been informed by the
Tax Collector that over two hum
dred of those whose names appear
ON the list have already paid the
amounts due, with I've per cent.
penalty, and asked 1t it is necessa-
ry that the names of such persons
should be published. In reply Mr..
Cohn read from the city ordinances
showing that all names appearing
on the Inst at the time taxes be-
come delinquent must appear on
the printed list. The City Attor.
ney took the ground that q failure
to publish a full copy of the list as
declared delinquent by the Coun.
Gil might render null and void the
entire publication.
We heartily regret that we did
not print large extra edition Of
yesterdays HERALD. There was
an extraordinary demand for the
paper containing our leader, 1.-THE
Outlook" which exhausted every
copy on hand before nine O'Clock
A. NJ. The f,ct is that Los Auge.
les is again Oh the up grade, and
the excelsior impulse is far strong
er than most of us dream Of. Be-
fore another calendar year has
passed, our city and county will be
the scene of the greatest activities
and enhancement OF values known
on the American continent. When
this region of the orange. lemon,
lime, pomegranAte, wheat, corn
and vine, makes up its mind TO go
forward, u movement upward and
onward will ensue whose momen-
tom and velocity can be gauged by
that of no region Of earth except
our own.
AT an early day we shall issue
an edition Of fifty thousand copies
OF the HERALD, for circulation
abroad aud for rdistribution on rail-
way trains. 1t will comprise q
summary of the present status of
Los Angeles city and county, will
be illustrated by number of our
most attractive properties, busi-
mesa edifices and residences, and it
will offer M ost attractive medium
for advertising various lines OF
busines. Should we receive the
encouragement VIC have every rea.
son to expect. we shall largely 10.
crease the edition and provide for
its extensive distribution ou the
overland traius, which will shortly
include those about to be heralded
on the through transcOntinental
line which will be cOnsummated
when the Southern Pacific makes
its JUNCTION with the Atchison, 10.
peka and Santa Fe at Dsming,
Florida Point or at lei Paso at one
or other of which the junction will
assuredly take place. We bespeak,
from the business community of
Los Angeles, q generous patronage
of our public spirited enterprise.
No owner of real estate, or p0ssessor
Of a pretentious business block or
elegant homestead, should fail ia
be represented in this edition OF
the HERALD. 1t will be of oul
| weekly size.