Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-29
Mr.. T. N, Van Nuys yesterday

Hamilton. his only sister He and
his brother, Mr.. H. X. Van Nuys,
have the sympathy Of their friends
ia this city In their sad bereave-
ment.
The following were the exports
from the Santa Ana depot for the
week ending January Goth: Or
anges, 7s7 boxes; lines. 80 boxes;
lemons, boxes; total weight, 5S,-
424 pounds; hogs. 6 care, 100000
pounde; sheep, 8 cars, $50 600
pounds; corn, 335 sacks, 1880
pounds; coal, 8 ears, SO, ,2lO pounds;
merchandise, 1888 pounds; eggs.
eases, 240 pounds. Total, 492, l27
pounds.-Berald.
The California Southern Rail-
road is now located as far as Col
ton and graders will be put on be.
tween this place and Box Springs
next week. The work will not be
carried beyond this point for some
time to come; some say for u year
or more. We understand that
Perris's surveying party will be
dlsbanded imm ediately, the rail.
road company having no further
need Of their services.-Senas-
1r0pic.
The following are the names of
the winners in the shooting match
which closed at Slotterbeck's gal
lery yesterday: First prize, Charles
Northcrsft, q Canada rifle; I'd do,
r. Kichlein, breech.loading
shotgun; Sd do. K, Harris, u
double-barreled shotgun; 4th do J.
J. Mellus, self-cocking revolver;
5th do, S. Nsrdinger, a self-cock-
ing revolver; 9th do, Mr.. Crever-
ston, a revolver; 7th do, M. Mayer,
a cartridge belt; Sth do, Mr..
Brown, u hunting knife.
We yesterday received cards to
the wedding of Mr.. A. G. Baker
and Miss Mary J. Alexander, which
will be celebrated at the residence
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Alexander, Yums, Arizona,
On Thursday evening, February
End. Both Mr.. Baker and Miss
Alexander, Mrs. Baker that Is TO
be, are former residents OF Los An
geles, the latter u native OF this
city, we believe, and have hosts OF
s.; i
gratuiations in advance and wish
the happy couple many years OF
welded bliss.
In the shooting match that COM
menced yesterday at Slotterbeck's
gallery the following prizes are OF.
fered: First, II Marlin rifle; second,
a fine Spencer sporting rifle; third,
q double barreled shotgun; fourth,
a large self-cocking revolver; fifth,
a seif-cocking revolver; sixth, u
self-oocking revolver; seventh, an
English bulldog pistol; eighth, a
revolver; ninth, a revolver; tenth,
"a shot pouch and powder flask;
eleventh., fine razor; twelfth, a
bowie knife; thirteenth, % pocket
knife.
The Anaheim Liederkranz Of
ganized on last Saturday by elect
ing the following officers: H,
Knspks. President; +. Conrad,
Vice. P President; Max Nebelung,
Secretary; J Bennerscheidt, Treas
urer; Prof. IL. Finck, Teacher. The
Society has now twelve mem bers,
with a prospect OF Il large addition
soon. Passive members can join
at any time Subject to baliot) but
active members must undergo q
musical examination by the
teacher. Meetings are held every
Wednesday at Prot Finck's house,
-Gasette.
The winery which will be put up
by the company lately organized
by Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb will be
one of the largest affairs of the
sort ia the Uaited States. Il will
be located little this side of the
Albambr tract. One Of the ear.
liest ventures of the company will
be- the planting Of vineyard of
fifteen hundred acres on the Lake
Vineyard and Alhsmbra tracts.
Speed the good work! Los Ange-
les county has suffered for years
from the absenee of tho capital
which is now pouring into her lap
in such bountiful measure.
Another fatal accident occurred
Friday, Of which Mr.. John Moore,
who lives near Downey City, was
the victim. 1t seems that the old
gentleman was engaged Friday
evening in shelling corn by horse
power, with his son. In some way
the tumb!;pg rod of the machine
became either broken or detached
aud swinging around, struck Mr..
Moore in the side before he
could get away, Knocking
him nearly twenty feet. He
was picked up in an insensibie
condition and taken to the house.
He was shortly restored to con-
sciouspess and after suffer-
ing terrible agony through
the night died coon after six
O'Clock yesterday morning. The ac-
cident was q particularly distressing
one and has cast gloom over the
entire community. Mr.. Moore
was about seventy years OF age aud
bighly esteemtd by those who
knew him.
When contemporary intimates
that any one connected with the
HERALD warns up TO Japanese
Persimmons it is guilty of SANDER
too utterly utter for anybody hut a
b!arsted esthete to perpetrate. We
hope these trees are useful for or
pament. AS respects the human