Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-03

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omitted 10 state that the highly artistic
lettering on the windows was done by
that prince Of sign painters, Fred
Morsch.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany now haul all freigth for San Ber.
nardino, that is carried to Cotton from
San Francisco, Los Angeles and San
Pedro, free Of all charge from Cotton to
San Bernardino. Freight returning to
San Francisco only, will be taken to
Cotton free.
Mr. Celestia Save arrived yesterday
with drove Of fifty horses and mules,
which he has just purchased in Ventura
county, and which he now offers for
sale at very low prices at his residence,
No. $50 Also street, where they can be
inspected at any hour.
The passengers by the eastern over
land. via Cotton last night, were carried
round the break at the broken bridge
over the Santa Ana river and arrived in
Los Angeles two hours behind time. A
strong guard is at the break to protect
the property exposed by the broken
cars.
Simon Thomas Taylor, al account OF
whose arrest, in San Luis Obispo coun-
TIP, by Deputy Sheriff Geo. +. Gard, was
given ia yesterday HERALD, was ar
raigned before City Justice Morgan yes
terday, on the charge of grand larceny,
and, in default Of $1,000 bail. was com
mitted to jail for examination on the 9th
instant, at 10 a, NJ.
Children's Capped Pebble Shoes,
$3.50, Peoples Store.
Our citizens shonld continue to agitate
the matter Of deepening the bed of the
Los Angeles river and OF making ievee.
1t will be too late TO do this after the
water gets deep or the banks are over
flowed. Who will first begin this leveey
1t should start from the East Los An-
geles bridge and be made broad ard
strong.
Men and boys hats, in the prevail
ing styles, at H. C. Weiner's, Downey
Block.
Santa Barbara boasts Of fine quarry
Of freestone, that seems to fill the bill as
a building stone. 1t works easily, and
does not crumble or crack by exposure,
and appears well adapted for door posts,
and caps and window trimmings Oar
Los Angeles builders are looking into
the matter. and may fnd that there is
money in the quarry. Meantime is there
not as good building stone in the noun
tains abou. San Fernando?
On Change yesterday old corn
was quoted up to sl.3O, new
is put at sl.i2a. Barley is in
a very anomalous condition, hard
to quote. Potatoes are a little cheaper.
Beans are dull. A lot of sweet potatoes
are offered at ST. 25. The quality is the
question. There was bid OF 25 cents
for forty cases OF eggs, sellers option for
Jixty days. Of quality wire baled barley
hay is quoted at Sl2. 80 and fine at Sl3.
On the island Of Santa Catalina there
are supposed to be about 1900 sheep,
besides about 1000 wild goats; these
latter are shot for their hides, aud afford
great sport to visitors, who imagine that
they are deer. Ga the island OF San
Ciemente, close by, are about 1000 sheep
that have been born and raised on the
island without having tasted water.
They seem to thrive without the use of
that beverage, and have no use for it.
As they never drink, they may be called
prohibitionists of the straightest sect.
Ladies' Satin or silk Russian Circu-
lars, Peoples Store.
The work of tearing down the old
buildings on Spring street, adjoining
the Thirty Fights engine house. is going
forward actively and in a short time will
be accomplished, and stately and SUBJ
stantial brick structure will nrise in
their place. The new building will be
but three stories high, not four stories
as at first reported, and Will be erected
by Mr.. v. Ponet and Mrs. J. Bumiller.
The building will be an ornament to the
street, and furnish genteel accommoda-
tions for large number of business
men.
The Cafe Columbia has the reputation
Of having the best coffee in the city.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the Po-
mona vsailey Bank were filed for record
in the County Clerks office yesterday.
The capital stock is $50, 900, divided
into 500 shares of the par value Of 500
each, all Of which have been subscribed
by the incorporators, as follows: J. H.
Smith, $40, 500; Thomas Coates, $I9,-
500; Geo. II. Bonebrake, 5000; 4. c.
Howes, $1,000; ]. E. Packard, $500; J.
e. McComas, $500. The subscribers
above named have been chosen the Board
Of Directors for the first year. The term
Of incorporation is fifty years and the
principal place of business the town Of
Pomona. Los Angeles county. California.
French Kid Shoes. custom made,
s3.75, Peoples Store.
Mr.. G. B. Turrell, special agent Of the
Central and the Southern Pacific Rail
ways, who has been in this section for
the. past three weeks, examining the re-
sources Of the country, and securing
samples for the Chicago and London
Expositions, returned yesterday to Sac
ramento. Samples intended for these
expositions can be sent to the baggage
room of the new depot, addressed to T.
Fl. Goodman, Gen. Passenger and Tick
ct Agent, and they will be forwarded to
destination free of expense. Mr.. Tur-
rell has secured large variety of
samples Of the products of Southern
California for these expositions, and
will be glad to obtain still more.
The readers of the HERALD who are
interested in live stock will bear in mind
an important meeting Of practical stock
men, called by United States Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture Loring. to meet in
Chicago, November 10th and 10th, to
discuss the following subjects, Q) The
extent to which contagious diseases
exist among domestic animals in this
country; t2) The modes by which they
are introduced or disseminated; (3)
Methods by which they may be eradi,
Gated, or infected districts be isolated.
(4) The efficiency of existing legislation
relative to such diseases. This meeting
concerns the health and the financial
welfare Of the nation. and should bewell
attended.
Gents Derby hats, latest blocks, in
black, brown, blue Nutria and terra
Gotta, below hatters' prices, H. c. Wei
ner's. Downey Block.
At last there seems to be chance to
get paper mill in Los Angeles. A tract
Of land is offered to the party that will
build and operate paper mill, and it
..o,,. thaf the nrox,oa;fion il likely to ha