Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-03
LOCAL RREVITIEs.

situation under New To-Day.
See advertisement of S. rewsrt
under New To-Day.
Mr.. L. ). Rose, of Sunny Slope
and L. H. Titus, of San Gabriel
are registered at the Pico House.
Mr.. w. D. Stephens sdvertises 8
number of desirably located build
ing lots for sale in our New To-
Day.
Mr.. G. E. Brown, OF the firm o.
Morford g. Brown, is a passenger
by this mornings train from San
Francisco.
Competent statesmen and cash
boy wanted at the Peoples Store,
"a and SO Main street. References
required.
Over three hundred and fifty
tickets have been subscribed fol-
the Owls dramatic season, thus
assuring financial success.
We received last evening postal
card postnarked Chicago, October
2Sth, P. Must five days from
that city to Los Angeles, via the
Southern route.
Attention is directed to the pro.
fesslonal card of DR.. S. MeCurdy,
physician and surgeon, who has
opened an office in West Los An
geles, near Park Station.
We received call last ev,nipg
from Mr.. A. s. Clark, Postn ster
at Springville, Ventura cotpty,
who is attending the Agricul lral
Fair. He is stopping at The los
mopolitan.
BY request of large numbs of
citizens, Madame Maria, Mrs. See
son and Messrs. Abernathy. and
Rees have consented to siig q
number Of new quartettes at Turn.
verein Hall on Friday night.
Officer Hart yesterday evsning
arrested Bastado r1nIdo, who is
charged by an Italisp with bteal-
ing his horse, which iRd beell left
tied to a post on Now Tigh street.
The horse had not BEN recovered
up to latest accounts lpt night.
Mr.. L. H. Titus u kindly con-
scented to speed his y hmous mare
Belle Echo at AgTrhltural Park
at l O'Clock P. NJ. to-1y. This an
nouncement, aside IN the other
attractions, should raw an i'm
mense crowd to the trk this after
noon. nj
In answer to thet.pquiry of the
Prescott, Arizona, @ finer, we are
enabled to state, ~ information
furnished by Dr. Tnston, City
Physician, that H. Crum, aged
% years, u native rGllinois, died
of gastritis at the Ssters' Hospit-
al, in this city, Oct is, 1881.
Assistant City Attorney Gage
yesterday, in City Jbtice Adams's
Court, filed compltnts in fifty
criminal actions fo1he non.pay-
meDt of city licensed Complaints
have been prepared about fifty
additional cases, on tsich suits will
be entered in the sar$ court. The
criminal penalty each case is
$500.
OF
Judge NJ. p. Cutl, of Florence,
has been for three y ks and still
is delivering Musca -hpes in the
city at the rate = ton a day.
Some of these grs are going
East. They have 2eA been irri-
gated. 1t is well r0'yn to ship
pers that unirrigate, fapes bear
transportation to gi "A distances
better than the irrig,pa
A belated grangernehg along
San Pedro street lastto bit with
wagon top heavy vex1 load of
sundries, wac overtaeonSby some
gentlemen In a brthn one of
whom restored to tn ,os htryman
valuable article dro gfrOm his
wagon. The buggy asS.aph be wagon
were going asunde@lhen the
c0untryman (our ormauD,
struck with the incitle wherein
the finder hunted up loser to
restore that which wmaa,st, put a
question which brouAtahnlout the
fact that the fiuder in pleasant
episode was cur gel, friend
SabichL sne
Mr. A. F. Snow, of soo,in, who
10 In our city taking ilnoS Fairs,
says that sulphur sIys led on
grape bloom is speciiiaa attentive
of mildew in the graz, .,bat he
personally knows that. feyard
thus sulphured mate grapes
without mildew alon, of an
unsulphured vineyard herein
mlldew work told alm,ets1struc-
sion. MIR. Snow giiot case
Where the first crop of G, ~ from
sulphured blooms mat with
cut miidew and the seeeecnbp on
the same vines the same, Hrs,from
unsulphered blooms, ~ de-
etroyed by mildew. This Eetty
nearly conclusive. Now I anne
tokay vineyard. This ort'ty is
pre.eminently liable til hew.
70 make it absolutely ota, isive
sulphur only alternate row Mr.
Snow says that $35 worth deul-
phur is enough for 80 acres. ,lay
be applied by hand or by Ind
bellows, A vineyard is rdly
and cheaply bloom sulpfed,
says MIR. Snow.
We do not yield to any d in
sincere appreciation of the 'el-
lent horticultural displays hi RI
Verein Hall, but for a stt of
what may in the near futu.'e
come a matter of all absorbl9n n
terest to every horticulturist,m I'M
mend us and every one to III wo
several insect displays otur
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