Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-11
We learn from Mr., w. J. Brod.

h. r , formerly kept by Mr.. e. Fl
Boyd, was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. Loss about $4,000
insured for $4,000. The hotel wa
kept by lady whose name we dc
not recall.
We regret very much to learI
that Mr.. War A. Weld, in driving
out to his ranch towards tn,
Cahuepga, the other night, in {
dense fog, was precipitated with
his team over an embankmeut
sustaining severe though not dan
gerous injuries. He is now anC
will be for some time to come, con
fined to his room.
The team attached to the Ameri
can Bakery bread wagon tool
fright at Il train of cars in the
neighborhood of the depot yester
day and ran away. One of the
springs of the wagon was broker
and the bread scattered over the
street. Mr.. Mike Ryan, who was
y
escaped without injury.
The attention of our readers IL
directed to the advertisement Of
Brights cheap dry goods store,
which appears in this mornings
HERALD. He invites everybody
to give him q call. His motto lie
"small profits and quick returns"
He goes up to San Francisco in q
few days to renew his stock.
The train due from the East, via
the AtchIson, Topeka and Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific Railways,
last evening, did not arrive until
o'clock this morning. 1t brought
several back mails. The detention
occurred on the A. L. g. S. f. road,
but from. what cause We were una
BILE to learn. The San Francisco
express, which should have left
at 6:I5 last evening, waited Tor the
arrival of the Eastern train.
We have been requested to call
the attention of the charitably dis
posed to the condition of family
named Brydon, who live in the
basement of the house on Buepa
Vista street Immediately in the
rear of the Klmb ball Mansion. Mr.,
Peschy, learning of their destitute
called upon the family
last evening and found the hus-
band and wife both sick and lack
ing nearly all the neoessaries of
life. He informs us that their case
is urgent.
The IBez Carusi concert troupe
have adopted a popular scale of
prices which will undoubtedly
commend them to the public.
Combinations which had not one
tenth of the merit of this admira.
BILE troupe have had the impu.
dence to demand double the prices
which they exact. During their
season of three nights every lover
of good music can thus enjoy a de.
licious treat at reasonable out.
lay.
We have received Census Bull.
letin No.2 So, which is a prelimi.
nary report on the culture and
curing of tobacco. It gives as the
total amount raised in the United
States for the year 1880, 472, 1851, 159
pounds, from 638, S4l acres. or
this the largest amount from a sin
gle State was III, l20.7S4 pounds,
raised In Kentucky. California,
from "a acres raised 1887 pounds,
and Los Angeles county produced
5. 200 pounds.
Captain Mellon, who returned
from the head of navigation this
week, states that there are three
surveying parties, of the Utah
r r.. Company, at work
near the Virgin river. One branch
Of this road is to run through the
Paranagat valley, near Crystal
Springs, and thence, almost due
west, across Nevada out by Yose-
mite to San Francisco. The other
branch will cross the Colorado
river and run to Albuquerque,
passing near Prescott. where it
will connect with the Jay Gould
system of railways Yuma Free
Press.
About II o'clock last night off,
GERS Dobson and Homer found a
Indian lying asleep on the
edge of the excavation being made
ut Ferguson q Roses stable. When
taken to Police Headquarters, be-
sides So 70 in cash, full bottle and
u half emptied bottle of whisky,
a lot Of papers were found on
his person. One of the papers,
bearing large red seal, certified
that CAPTAIN joaquin Ell Toro, of
the Colorado desert, was u good H.
dian and worthy OF the confidence
OF the whites. Captain Joaquin
was locked up to await examIna.
tion before City Justice Adams this
morning.
We clip the following notice of a
concert given by Miss Inez Carusi
from the San Francisco Post:
"Dashaway Hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity on Thursday
evening by the many friends and
admirers of Miss Inez Carusi, who
was rendered o farewell concert.
The programme was au excellent
one, and consisted of selections for
the harp, piano, violin, guitar and
voice. Miss Carusi's charming ex-
ecution on the harp elected hearty
applause, and she was repeatedly
encored. The debutante was the
recipient of many beautiful floral
offerings The aria by Sig. Attilio
Paroi,no was forcibly rendered,
and the solo on the violin by Sig.
ErcOle OrtOri SURPASSED ANYTHING