Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-24

hta vi totmoEAJ foc odcu, at SieRei
corner main and Commercial streets.
Mr.. w. E. Willmore, with couple
of carloads Of excursionists, informs the
HERALD, by dispatch from Deming
that they will arrive this morning In Los
Angeles. The trip had been pleasant,
and all were well on board
George Chaffey, Jr.. arrived in town
yesterday, and Is stopping at the Cos
mopolitan. This Is the first trip which
Mr.. Chaffey has made since his serious
injuries, in which he had some ribs
broken and suffered other severe dam.
ages at Ontario.
Constable Diffenderffer yesterday ar
rested man named Edward Fitzgerald.
on suspicion of being one of the parties
engaged in the burglary of the Eintrachi
saloon. he had some tools in his pos
session that might have been used for
burglarious purposes. Jailer Thompson
10 taking care Of the fellow.
Not very long since, during q heavy
freight season. large trains on the vii.
mington road, SO called at that time,
were hauled by double headers" bui
this system has long been changed as be.
ing too expensive and too much work In
handling the train. The extras are now
hauled during the light.
We had the pleasure of a call yester
day from Gen. d. 8. Allen, q Republican
public man of considerable eminenoe aud
the editor Of the Daily Nortkwestern,
published at Oshkosh, Wisconsin. This
Is the Generals first visit to Los AnQe
Les, although he has been In the State
before.
Mr.. w. P. Cave owns a rancho nea,
Redlands, San Bernardino county. This
year. from two acres devoted to peaches,
he sold $3.50 worth Of dried fruit, re.
csiving eleven cs1ts per pound for hii
product This is profitable horticulture,
and can and is being duplicated by thor
ough horticulturists in Los Angeles
county constantly.
The new opera house Is progressing
rapidly, while the structures in course
Of erection On Spring street are nearly
finished, with the exception Of the new
Ponet and Bumiller block, the cellar Of
which il not yet completed. Almost all
Of the buildings ON First and Spring
streets rapidly approach completion, 90
that they will soon be occupied.
An asphaltum sidewalk is to be laid
on the Commercial-street side Of the new
Mclaughlin building which fronts on
both Los Angeles and Commercial
streets. at once. Nov, II this could bs
extended to the old depot, barring the
concrete sidewalk made by Mr.. Bois-
serano, it would be great boon to all
who have any business at the depot or
that vicinity.
Mr.. L. Harris. Of the Quincy Hall
Clothing Store, has hit upon the enter
prising expedient Of teaching people
geography while supplying them with
nobby wearing apparel. 10 every one
who buys suit Of clothes be presents q
fine globe. brought down TO the niceties
OF the latest surveys, by the aid Of
which anybody can be his own Gazetteer.
Tho Santa Monica train was over .
half hour late yesterday afternoon.
owing to much freight hauled and conae-
quent switching. The San Pedro train
passed down before the Santa Monica
train could get on the main track at
First street. This train left forty-fve
minutes late for Santa Monica, long
after the Santa Ana train had pulled
out.
A fine display Of buildings now sdorn
Los Angeles street between First and
Also streets. The Schmidt 4 Hafner
structure is going up to the third story,
being the only building Of that hight on
the street. Three others are In course
Of erection, while the cellar is being
rapidly dug for q new one near Com.
msrcial staeet. Ten buildings have just
been completed, or are in courss of cou,-
plstion in the locality mentioned.
The Msssrs. Bequette. Of Downey
City, yesterday received telegram from
Burlington, Iowa. advising then of the
death at that place Of their uncle. Gen.
A. c. Dodge. The deceased was man
OF nat onal reputation, having filed
many important public trusts, including
that Of United States Senator and Minis
ter to Spain, he having been sppointed
to the latter post by President Pierce.
Great bargains In underwear. at
Siegel's.
By double-column advertisement In
this mornings HERALD it will be seen
that Mr.. A. c. Mcdonnell has opened .
drug and apothecary store In the Rose
Block, 27i North Main street. His stock
Of drugs, perfumery, toilet articles, etc.,
is one Of the most complete ever opened
in the city. The location il good one
and fiIls want long felt in that quarter
Of the city. Prescriptions especially.
The Sigler excursion Of about two
hundred members, coming through on
express time, is due here tomorrow eve.
ming. 1t embraces large number of
persons OF means and enterprise, who
will settle In Southern California. The
regular train last evening brought in
several families that have c,ms to settle
in Los Angeles and San Bsrnardino
counties.
Mems new style stiff hats, 50 each. at
Siegsl's.
Another church building is being
added to the list of churches Of this
city. At the corner Of Railroad and
Chaver streets, building 40x50 feet,
with 20-foot tower. is being bnilt to
accommodate the Depot Mission Sunday
School, started some six months ago in
the Coffee Factory near the present
site. The building will not be finished
inside for the present, and will be used
at once for religious purposes. Next
Sunday, at o'clock, the Sunday School
will hold its first session in the building
The cost OF the building. when finished,
including lot. will be about $4,000.
The attention Of families is directed
to the new departure announced by
Jerry Iliich, the popular restaurateur,
in the price of oysters. He offers fair
sized, Eastern she'll oysters at $3.50,
extra large at "a so, per hundred, and
Baltimore selected at IS cents per can.
Small Eastern, raw or stewed, will be
served at % cts. per plate, and large,
any style, so cts. plate. This is GER
tainly q revolution in the oyster trade,
and brings this delicious bivalve within
the reach Of all. His private rooms for
ladies' and families are well arranged and
his bill Of fare superb. All who wish
to enjoy an A | meal should give him a
call.
Families requiring pure wines or BRAN
dies for medical use can obtain them at
Mulhollands 6rst-olass liquor store. 70
South Main street.