Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-10
LOCAL HREVITIHS

A billiard table is advertised for
sale cheap elsewhere.
A girl to do cooking and general
homework 10 advertised for in our
New To-Day.
Don Marco A. Forster, Rancho
las Flores, came up to the city yes
terday and Ia registered at the Cos.
mopoiitap.
Angelefios at San Francisco no.
tells on the 9th: J. D. Dunlap, Pal.
ace; Mrs. D. Jones, Miss Jones,
Lick House.
General Banning reports that
there are now on the ocean 10 ves-
sels from foreign ports bound for
the port of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Meyberg, who
have been spending their honey
moon at San Francisco, return
home by this mornings overland
train.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Houghtelin, poultry dealer, 70
Spring street, for a pair Of delicious
mallard ducks-the latest and
juiciest we have eaten this season.
A portion of the canvas roof Of
the new Chinese Joss House was
blown eff by the wind night be.
| fora 1aok Tho NoIack}ola u,ora op
gagged yesterday In repairing the
damage.
The Board Of Supervisors were
engaged all day yesterday in hear
ing arguments Oh applications for
wharf franchises ut Wilmington.
They will render their decision at
this mornings session.
Attention is directed to the pro.
fessional card of G. e. Sheldon,
dentist, which appears elsewhere.
DR.. Sheldon has been located here
for some time and has established
a reputation a. q very skillful
operator.
The attention of capitalists lie d..
rected to the advertisement of the
County Treasurer inviting sealed
proposals for the exchange of out
standing bonds of Los Angeles
county for new bonds to be issued
January l, 1883.
| Benito Castillo WAS arraigned
before City Justice Adams yester-
day on two charges Of horse steal
ipg and his examination set for 10
A. NJ. and 2 p. n. on Friday. In
default of $500 bail in each case he
was recommitted to jail.
There Is not city or county In
the United States that is so well
advertised by its newspapers as
Los Angeles, and there Is no set of
papers on earth that are so poorly
patronixed in return.-San Luis
Rey Star.
Persons holding protested war;
rants drawn on the City Cash Fund
will receive their money by pre-
sentipg the same to ]. G. Kays,
City Treasurer, at his office In the
Court House, from 8 A. N. to 8 p. n.
Mr.. Alexander Torges, Jr,, ed
itor and proprietor of the Clncin-
natl Freie Presss, who, with his
family have been spending several
days in this city, the guests OF Mr..
John Miner, leaves for his home
via the Southern route this morn
ing.
| Mr.. NJ. g. Rogers, Of Pomona,
informs US that he gathered from
his five acre vineyard Sc tons OIL
grapes, which he sold to Mr.. l.. ].
Rose, Of Sunny Slope, ut an aver.
age of SCI per ton, or 81, 170 for the
whole crop-$2S5 per acre. The
grapes were of the Mission vari.
ETY..
I. H. Blythe, the San Francisco
capitalist, lie about placing $3.50, O0(
more into bis colony opposite Ehr'
enberg. He is also talking OF
building O residence at the Warm
Springs, near Port Ysabel, to re.
side a portion of the year for his
health Puma Free Press.
Messrs. Morford & Brown, reaI
estate agents, have received a lettel
from gentleman at Mine
Point, Wisconsin, asking them tc
select q tract Of 500 acres suitable
for vineyard for q party of Norwe.
gians who wish to come to Los A D.
geles.
i Mr.. Charles Trumbull, formerly
Purser ON the steamer Orizaba, II
paying his old friends In Los An.
geles a visit. Since he left the ORR.
zaba Mr.. Trumbull has been en-.
gagged as one of the engineers on
I tho line of the Northern Pacific
, Railroad In Washington Territory
, and Oregon.
Il The second represe ntation Of "A
n Widow HUMP will be given al
Turn Verein Hall Tonight. The
management desire to inform the
public that the gas apparatus hal
, | been thoroughly overhauled anG
| put in first claRs order, 80 that thos,
! who attend need have no fears of 9
, recurrence of the dark interlude.
Il The wind has been playing thu
mischief all around. In addition
to the destruction Of property noted
elsewhere, we learn that about ONT
half Of B. f. Porter's warehouse q
. San Fernando was demolished
. and that . number Of windmiils
barns and other outbui dipgs wer'
blown down In the nsighborhooe
Of Fl Monte.