Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-28
LOCAL RREVITIEts.
A nurse girl Is advertised for
under New To-Day.

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A nurse girl Is advertised for
under New To-Day.
See advertisement "Agents
Wanted" in our New To-Day.
Mr.. Joseph Wolfskill made a
large shipment of oranges to San
Francisco by rail yesterday.
"A lady, in our New To-Day, adj
vertises for board In q private fam.
lily for herself and two sons.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. F. e.
Berry, aged fifteen months, died in
this city yesterday morning from
dysentery.
The Semi 7repic California for
November contains q very fine cut
of the residence of Mr.. J. A. Graves
Of this city.
The capital stock of the Atchi-
SOB, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Company has been increased to
$66, 100000.
Owing to strong head winds on
the way down. the steamer A neon
reached Wilmington about twelve
hours behind time yesterday.
Mr.. ID. Maggie, of the Red House
boot and shoe store, who has been
at San Francisco buying a new
stock OF goods, Is passenger by
this mornings overland train.
Mr.. s. Lachmann, the we'll
known wine merchant of San Fran
cisco, arrived in Los Angeles by
yesterdays overland train and il
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. II w. Crabb, of Oakville,
Napa county, one of the principal
wine growers Of that county, is
paying Los Angeles visit. He is
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
The Signal Service officer reports
19-l00ths of an inch for the rain
which com menced at 1880 O'Clock
yesterday morning, making the
total for the season S2-100ths of an
inch.
The Tucson Journal reports that
the railroad has been com pleted
between Guaymas and Herm osillo,
Sonora. and that passenger. trains
are now running regularly between
those points.
The Express OF last evening re.
ports that Kansas family, who
arrived here the other day, on
learning that we had occasional
rains in this section during four or
five months of the year only, i'm
mediateIy bought return tickets
and went back to grasshopper
land.
Henry Holden and Fred Morris,
the men who were convicted of
having burglarlzed the railroad
depot at Downey City, and who
were tried in Judge Sc
pulveda's branch OF the Superior
Court 10 April last, have been par.
doned by Governor Perkins. Hol.
den was sentenced to u term of
three years in the States Prison
and Morris to two years and q
half.
The coming dramatic season of
the Owls promises to be the most
delightful series of entertain ents
ever given by this popular club.
"The Widow Hunt" ia an am using
society comedy and it Will be
mounted with new scenery and all
the other accessories necessary.
Mr.. Lehman, Stage Manager, 10.
forms us that already 270 seats
have been subscribed for and that
he has no doubt of the financial
success of the venture.
As Mr.. Mckinley WAS driving
along Alameda street last evening,
about 5 O'Clock, his team became
frightened when near the intersec.
ton OF First and Alameda streets
and ran about a block, coilidinp
with a street sprinkling hydranf,
breaking 1t over 20 the water flowed
freely, and breaking also the two
single trees, letting the team loose
from the wagon. They ran down
Banning street but were SCOT
caught. No other damage was
done.
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Wehave received the Semi zropit
California for November. Among
q number of other interesting arti
Giles, it contains one written by
Mr.. l.. j. Rose, of Sunny Slope, on
the "Bsst Varieties OF Grapes
In which he recon- mends the plant
Ing of a larger variety of foreign
grapes, such as the Blaue Elben
Zinfandel, Berger, etc., IL vigne
rODs here wish to compete success.
fully with the wine manufacturer
of foreign countries and those o.
Naps and Sonoma counties, In thii
State.
The term tor which the Silver
King was bonded, by Wand and
others, expires tomorrow, and II
is believed by the owners that the
mine will not be sold. No objec
ton as to the price, $500, 600, Seems
to have been raised. There is {