Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-26
We havsrpcutved the prospectus

We -" wv P'ocPsSsNe
Of the Los Angeles Doj,y Times, a
new journalistic venture which
will make Its appearance In Los
A ogeles early In the coming
month. 1t will be Republican In
politics. Thomas Gardiner | 8 an
nounced as Its business manager,
with Nathan Cole. Jr., as editor.
Thanksgiving Day was largely
awaited Of for duck hunting on an
extraordinary scale by Angelo fios.
Mr.. G. E Miles and DR.. Crawford
formed one of the parties and they
played havoc with the winged
tribe. More spoonbills, teals and
canvasback were slaughtered on
the oath inst. than for month Of
Sundays.
Mr.. Frank Delany, a leading
merchant of Arizona, was married
at the Cathedral, yesterday morn.
ing, to Miss Obdulia Schmees, of
this city, a young lady who is
noted for her grace and beauty.
The Messrs. John Moran and Rich
ard Dillon acted as groomsmen,
and Miss Maggie Doran as brides
maid. We congratulate both our
friend Delany and Arizona on their
acquisition.
The trestlework extension of the
Southern Pacific Railway to
Timms's Point, in Wilmington
hsrbor, is a very durable and
thorough structure. By the way,
1t is worthy Of note that q large
bark is discharging rails into the
cars of the Southern Paci fic direct,
showing that the harbor is already
beginning to do the work which
was predicted of 1t when ship and
rail should come together.
The new stock of gentlemen's
clothing and furnishing goods
lately received direct from the
New York manufacturer BY Mr..
II. Susskipd, Cardona Block, is
about the nobbiest ever brought to
this city, and comprises go ds OF
all grades. Persons intending to
purchase should not fail to give
him q call, as he sells at rsmarka.
oily low prices.
Mr.. w. H. Workman has Just
finished the erection of superb
residence on Boyle Heights. The
dwelling Is In the chatelet style,
and the surroundings are a fine ex-
empiification of what may be done
In Southern California 10 the way
Of varied and beautiful vegetation.
Tho immediate neighborhood OF
Mar. Workmsn's residence is per.
haps improving at more rapid
rate than any other portion of the
city.
Sheriff Rowland may prepare to
hear himself hailed as the future
oil king of Southern California
shortly If the fne stoiIes which
one hears about the oil yield out
on the Puente ranch are confirmed.
It would be pleasant to have a
''coal oil JOhnnyn in Los Angeles
county, with Thousand dollars q
day to the better side Of bis bank
account. 1t would help out the
revenues of the sheriff. office
very materially.
Business 10 booming at Whining
ton. Five deep water vessels
now discharging coal, aud one re.
ceiving a cargo Of wheat, with six
coastit & vessels unloading one
million six hundred thou sand feet
of lumber. keep Admiral Ban.
ning's feet in active servica d.y
and night. Los Angeles county
must be doing an immense amount
OF building to COZ sumo the mil!iops
Of feet of lumber that arrive at
that port.
We had the pleasure OF meeting,
in Los Angeles yesterday, Mr.. II.
Msbury. Of San joe This enter
prlsing capitalist has been large
stock holder Ia both san Diego and
Los Angeles banks, aiding in
their establishment and measure
bly, assuring their success by his
sagaciOus counsels. He is now
en- route to San Diego, where he
lived for several years. Ga his re.
turn he will spend some time In the
Orange Grove City.
Mr.. George D. Copeland, the
Postmaster of San Diego, speaking
of the delay of the mails to that
point, says: "San Diego must
submit awhile longer to the out
rage of a delay of nine aud half
hours at Los Angeles ia the San
Francisco mails. Having exertsd
myself to the utmost to secure bet.
ter accom- modations, 1 deem IL my
duty to say that there Is no hope
tor Improvement until the Califor-
mia Southern Railroad is completed
to the crossing Of the Southern Pa
ciflc."
In view of the anticipated enc
forcement Of the Sunday law ex.
tensive alterations In back doors
are being made by some Of the
more enterprising Of the saloon-
keepers, with the idea of co-,pe-
rating with the city authorities.
In some OF the .'dOwn East" cities,
where Sunday laws prevail, even
ky-lights are awaited of to carry
the solacing cocktail to the mouth
OF the thirst.ridden dripker of
drains.
Mrs. ]. B. Collins. the wife Of
one of the leading merchants OF
Make, A. T., Is now in Los An
geles, with the view Of giving her
daughters the benefit OF our ad.
mirable schools. That Los Apgs-
les will prove to be an educational
center alike for Southern Califor-
mia, Arizona and New Mexico, we
have always believed. Our ex-
quisite city really ought to be the
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