Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-20

: fancy needle work. We have seen som
Of tho work Of this young lady and cal
safely pronounce It beautifully AM
artIslically done.
Good accommodations mcy be had b,
few more ladies and gentlemen in tn
excursion party TO leave for the east OF
May god. Apply at American Colon.
office, room 4. Postoffice building.
Mr.. w. E. willmorc, Secretary of tn
American Colony, made out eighteen
! deeds yesterday to parties from Pasa
dena, who have purchased block o
land, with the intention Of immediate
improvement.
The Turnverein Germania will give
bill on the night Of July 4th, for til,
benefit Of the section who are to atten'
the State funniest. which will be hell
at Oakland August 5th, 9Th and 7th.
By notice elsewhere it will DO seer
that the partnership between William
Frankel and James w. Hellman, doinl
business al Wilmington, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. FRANKIE
retiring. Mr.. Hellman continues tn
business.
Mr.. M. C. Nadsau, Of Concordia, Kan
sas. father to DR.. H. Nadeau, physician
and Coroner, Is in the city on visit t,
his son, whom he has not seen for som,
years. We learn That he Is so wei
pleased with the Angelic City that b,
will return home. dispose of his property
and set up his iares and penates in Lo
Angeles.
The plans have been drawn ant
adopted for the construction Of larg,
building on the Charley Cassagne pro
perty, on the east side Of North Lo'
Angeles street, by that gentleman
which will include twenty one store
besides new stable for Monsieur
Gassagne: I,
The readers Of the HERALD will OBJ
serve that Mr.. w. B. Tullis, who hal
been prominent matchmaker and Jew
eler in this city, has resumed business o.
No. 81 North Spring street, opposite the
Court House, where he will attend ia
business with his usual promptnes,
and fidelity. His work shows for itsell
all over the city and country.
Mr.. A. w. Hall. who was dangerously
aud probably fatally injured by the fall
ing Of his horse, 10 still in state Of
semi paralysis. Fortunately he insured
himself week before his misfortune in
the Accident Insurance Company, from
which he derives an income OF SIS q
week while he Is incapactated for labor.
Messrs. Seymour & johnson have had
their carload Of ere extracted from the
Veto mine at Calico. partially reduced
at the San Francisco works, and then
sent East for further reduction and sale.
The poorest rock averages about 900 per
ton, and the richest yet mined-there ia
richer in sight-sl20 per ton. This mine
is fine property.
Peter Walsh. who was brought down
from Sacramento on Thursday to an
swer to charge Of forgery, plead guilty
in Judge Sepulveda's Court yesterday
and was sentenced to 10 months in the
States Prison. Alfred Smiley, charged
with burglary, also plead guilty and
was sentenced to the same term. They
will he taken 10 their new quarters this
evening.
We acknowledge with pleasure an
invitation to be present at the closing
exercises OF Madame Marra's vocal class,
to be given at Leck's Hall on Monday
evening. The programme embraces a
selection Of vocal gems, operatio and
ballad, which we know will be exquis-
iteIy rendered. An evening Of rare
enjoyment Ia in store for all who have
received invitations.
We learn that Monsieur Leon Bon.
min, for many years a successful vigneron
In this city, but who left in the fall Of
1880 to engage in business ia Sonora,
has become comparatively wealthy
man. The building Of the Sonora rail-
way through Hermosillo--the division
headquarters near his place Of business
has helped his success materially.
Messieurs Nicolas Pcdroni and Felix
Mendoza. late Of San Jose, have settled
in Los Angeles county on the rancho
San Vicente y Santa Monica, where
they have started the business OF max.
ing all kinds Of fine French cheeses, at
present very scare here, and gilt-edged
butter. These gentlemen are experts at
their business, and will doubtless sue.
coed in their enterprise.
The Devil Fish that was captured at
Santa Monica on the large iron buoy
that was blown from its anchorage in
the late storm and washed ashore, will
he on exhibition at the Pacific Lunch
and Coffee House, Second street, near
Utah avenue. where good lunch car
he had fr,m 10 cents upwards. New
England clam chowder for lunch to-day
Ice cream, chowder, and fish dinners.
the specially here. Dont't fail to call
General Paul vandervoort and Sur.
geon General Ames. G. A. R., yesterday
drove up to the Sierra Madre Villa.
They were warm in their admiration of
the country, and leave to day with pleas
ant memoir of this hesperian land,
where cyclones never come and peace 30
no gus that men eau say IL is land tina
is always nj the afternoon, and full If
restful beauty to the spirit and comfort
for the weary,
In visit yesterday to the blacksmith
shops, iron-workers and foundries. we
found remarkable activity in every de.
partment. The farmers are getting
ready for harvesting, and the mowers,
reapers and headers, and threshers are
being fitted ny repaired and put in
complete order. The mowers are gid
ing over the plains, and the ripening
grain this week will be ready for the
| reapers, and continue ripenipg, from hill
to plnin, for the next two months APP
preaching.
The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers will give their first picnic to the
Greenwood Grove. near the Tunnel at
Newhall on the seventh of June next.
There will be dancing, racing and ath-
letic sports Of various kinds open to all
visitors who are welcome to the festival.
All members Of the Brotherhood who
may be visiting Los Apgelss are cordi-
ally invited to attend. A band OF twelve
pieces will make music in the air. We
understand that the fare for the round
trip will be only one dollar.
There was an anniversary party last
night at the house of 5. NJ. Perry, on
Also street, the occasion being the 47th