Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-23
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LOCAL BREv1rIEs.

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d See advertisement wanted, in
<pur New To-Day.
9 Angslefos at San FrancIsco ho-
tsls on the 2lst: I. Lankershim, A.
Brunson. II. NJ. Smith, J. Brous-
Ieau, Palace; L. III. Titus, Brook.
Elyn.
Col. Meudsll informed Mr.. w.
II. Perry recently that the good
rasults Of the work already done at
Wilmington Harbor largely ex.
cesded his expectations.
The members Of Olive Lodge No.
2e, X. Of r, are commanded to ap.
pear at their Castle Hall at 9:30
o'clock this morning to attend the
, funeral Of their late brother. @.
6Canell. See notice.
Detective Emit Harris arrested
Charles Fish ia this city yesterday
for burglary committed at San
BerDardino on the 10th instant.
HE pal, VIM. Giles, was arrested
ct Gan Bernardino.
There was shipped from Downey
to San Francisco last week five car
loads Of hogs and thirty mine cases
(ll70 doxsD) sggs; to Los Angeles
f0rty.one cases (1230 dozeD) eggs
and 3,705 pounds VI barley.
Rafael and Benito valsnzuela,
CHARGED with stealing = horse from
Mr.. Oohoa, of Compton, last May,
had . preliminary examination
before Justice Adams yesterday
and were committed for trial in de-
fault Of $3.50 bail each.
The "Oriental DentIfirice" of
Messrs. Pssuss l. Plronl 10 dessrv-
sdly becoming the most popular
preparation for the teeth sold. It
10 harmless, pleasant to use and
cleanses the teeth thoroughly, re-
moving tartar and disc0lorati0n OF
Whatever nature.
In the match game OF base ball
between the Rssolutes, Of this elty,
and the Nationals, Of Pasadena, at
Boyle Hsights, yesterday, the
former were victorious. The score
stood 10 to 20, the n ationals hav-
ing ~ 0uts, the Rssoiutes "a. Time
OF game, one hour aud As minutes,
Our young friend Mr.. NJ. A. De-
vine who, for some years past has
been connected with the transport
tAtlon business Ia Los Angeles
county, has been transferred to
Santa F6. He has excellent busi.
ness aptitudes and has won an en-
vlable reputation here. We wish
him success In bis new field.
At the citisens' committee meet
Ing yesterday, Mr.. H. w. Hellman
stated % one good result Of the
near completion Of the Southern
Pacific and Atchlson. Topeka and
Santa Fe Rsilroads. that bis house
had already received letters from
Ei Paso merchsnts asking the rates
1t which grain could be shipped to
that point. Mr.. Perry, OF Perry,
Woodworth 4 Co, also stated that
hts nrm had received commnnica.
lions from three several El PAso
lumber dealers enquiring as to the
cost Of shipping lumber from Los
Angeles.
Judging from the way goods are
piling Into the warehouse Of e.
Martin 4 Co., Baker Block, bust.
ness hsfsabouts 10 experie ncing a
decided revival. Two heavy dray
loads OF the famous brands Of Ken
tuoky whisklss which have made
the reputation Of this popular
house were delivered there yester.
day. Bat. shGtwithst andinY their
heavy stock, aud its constant re-
uewal, 20 grNAt is the demand for
their speeiaftlss from AriSons aud
Southern California, that IL is al.
most Impossible for the firm to
send down goods ra pidIy enough to
keep their branch house supplied.
The Winds Of the past few days
took broad sweep. As far east 40
the New Mexican boundary they
have bsSn very strong and genef-
ally tempered with . draught or
two from the Arctic regions. One
Of these old.fashloned "blizxa rds'
commenced at Benson, Arizona,
about 10 O'Clock on the morning Of
Thursday, and continued until
Saturday, about noon. Riding in
the cars over the deserts Of Arl.
soma was . Journey Of great discom-
forts, ~ the sand was everywhere
present. On the desert, on the
California side Of the Colorado, the
wind caused genuine sand.stOrm,
which made rAilrosding difficult
and dangerous. The train WHICH
left Los Angeles on Thurs lay af-
tsrpoon vncou ntersd the full force
of the storm at TQrtugas, whore the
locomotive jumped the track. and
rolled over IN the sAnd. This oaussd
. delay OF nearly twelve hours be-
fore the train reached Yuma. A
Wrecklng train was sent out, pas.
sage way WAS made around the
stranded locomotive and the tide of
business proceeded as ususl. No
serious injury was done to the 10.
connective, 90 the train was running
slowly, aud 1t rolled over In the
yieldiug sand.
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