Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-17

SAobhco itout tho ttoeoh w ohoa'ou' b
about four weeks ago and fed the town.
mas recently returned and was yester-
day taken in by the police to the city
boarding house.
Mr.. Harry G. Lathrop, a broiher-in-
law of Gov. Stanford, and the head of
the Steamboat Transportation Bureau Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company at
Sacramento, is registered at the Cosmo.
politan. He appears to bs burdened
with malaria, and needs the fresh air of
Los Angeles to brace him up.
The joists for the ground floor Of the
Opera House are placed in position, and
the rear walls are now rising rapidly.
The granite doorsteps and water-tables,
from the fine granite quarry at the base
Of the Sierra Madres. are already on the
ground, andare admired for the beauty
and quality of the stone.
Tho cable cradles for sustaining the
telephone wires, and the posts to sustain
them, were last night placed on Spring,
Court and Main streets, by which the
wires will be carried to the Moore
and Maxwell building, which is to be the
future headquarters Of the telephone
system in the city.
Eckert & Klaffki's res taurant and
oyster parlors will always have the best
tho market affords. They will from
this day on take daily. weekly Or
monthly boarders at moderate prices.
Give them call and try them, Nos. 10, IA
and 10 Court street, opposite the Cosrt
House.
The change in the Santa Monica time
schedule, which took place on Monday,
brings the afternoon train in on week
days five minutes earlier than formerly
The Sunday train gets in ten minutes
earlier than before, while it leaves in
the afternoon ten minutes earlier than its
former time.
John Minick was arraigned before
City Justice Morgan, yesterday, on tho
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretences, on complaint Of j. Fogel. Fo-
gel alleges that Minick sold him rail-
road ticket to San Francisco for Sl3,
which, when presented TO the conduc-
tor. was pronounced worthless. The
accused deposited $40 to appear for ex-
animation at p NJ. next Thursday.
Deputy United States Marrhal T. b.
Hayes, of Wilmington. was in the city
yesterday and reported that heavy rain
commenced at that place about 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. 1t continued for
several hours and came down in such
volume that pools were formed in all the
low places in the roads. Deputy Sheriff
Huber, who came down from San Fran
cisco by yesterdays train, reports that
there was a heavy rain at Ravena the
night before.
The cloudy state of the weather on
Monday eliminated in series Of little
showers in various parts of the county.
At Anaheim gentle rain commenced
falling about o'clock in the morning
yesterday, and continued till daylight
The bright sunshine and sea breeze OF
yesterday prevented any injury to the
grape crop. The trees aud vines were
thoroughly washed, the dust put to rest.
and Anaheim was an Eden, with flowers
and trees cleansed and beutified and the
atmosphere gloriiied.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, Warren Brush. charged with
burglary, on complaint of Robert Nc.
Garvin, was arraigned, and, 10 default Of
$500 bail, was committed for examina-
tion October 20, at 10 A. NJ. Francisco
Carmona, convicted Of selling liquor to
Indians, was fined $40 or forty days in
Jail. J. j. Clark, arraigned ON the charge
OF battery, preferred by Phillip Dahl,
plead guilty and was sentenced to fine
of SIS or fifteen days imprisonment.
John Bizley, examined on the charge of
burglary, in default OF $500 bail. was
committed for trial.
We are informed by Mr.. Oliver
Stearns. foreman for Captain A. j. Hut
Crimson on the Cienega rancho, that the
100 Devon bulls recently sold to General
Z. T. Beale, of Tejon rancho, were So
lected from the herd Of Captain Hutchin-
son and E. j. Baldwin, OF the Cienega
rancho, and not from Mr.. Baldwin's
Santa Anita rancho, as reported. Cap.
tain Hutchinson is now in New York at
tending to the importation of superior
lot Of pure Deyons for the Cienega
rancho. Mr.. Stearns is a great admirer
OF good stock aud is perfectly at home in
directing the stock business Of this ex-
cellent rancho.
1t is understood that ON Saturday next
the great through express and mail
trains will commence over the Atlantic
4 Pacific railroad their regular trips
from st. Louis to San Francisco. A
sleeping car viii leave st. Louis over
the st. Louis & San Francisco railroad,
and connect at the junction with another
that starts from Kansas City over the
Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad,
making united train to the Needles,
where the passengers will change to the
Southern Pacific coaches for Los Angeles
and San Francisco. the only change be.
tween st. Louis and San Francisco. The
time from the Needles to Albuquerque
will be twenty-seven hours. The time
from Los Angeles to the Needles is not
yet published, but will probably be
about seventeen hours.