Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

49, 49, N~HeNft Ue
tied the city yesterday, and was en-
gagged nearly all day in conversing with
his friends and acquaintances. His
beautiful place Ia under the same thor
ough cultivation as always, and is prov.
ing more and more remunerativs to the
fortunate owner.
Mr.. J.aEanterman was in the city yes
teraay from his. beautiful rancho, La
Canada. He reports that everything Is
flourishing there and all around the
vicinity; that more greaaewood is being
cleared off constantly wood and
goots more than paying for the clearing.
Frost is unknown, nnd all OF the ranch
eros are doing well.
The attention Of those seeking suita.
BILE present for the Holidays is directed
to the advertisement of Dolores, " vol.
ume OF poems recently published by our
talented townsmen, Mr.. A. F. Kerche-
val. The volume, aside from its litera'
ry merit, will make beautiful and mex.
pepsiyo gift, bsiag handsomely bound
and sold Tor the mederste sum OF 50 per
copy.
Building on Temple street keeps re-
markabiy active. In addition to the
dozen houses begnn on this street and
others that cross il, within week past
Mr.. Fickett has commenced cottage
on Beaudry avenue, Mr.. Van Horn
another on Temple street, and Mr.. Drew
still another. These three cottages ill
cost from $1,000 to $500 apiece.
Dir. F. NJ. Wright, one of the bo-
nanza wbeat-growers Of San Fernando,
was in the city yesterday. He reports
that Master Rinaldi, the nine year-old
milk merchant, Of San Fernando, and
brother of Mrs. j. Marieticb, OF Los
Angeles. died suddenly Of scarlet fever
on Friday. Where this disease came
from to salnbriops San Fernando. is not
yet known.
The programme OF the Liederkranz
Society for the concert to be given by its
members this evening is, as published in
the HERALD, remarkably fine, and, as
the practice has been thorough, it viii
lie the musical treat Of the season. The
society will have full rehearsal at Turn
Veie Hall, where the concert is TO be
held, ut 2 o'clock this afternoon,
The great water tunnel in the San
Gabriel cshon is going ahead at the rats
Of four feet per day. There are three
sets of drillers and blasters, working
ciaht hours each, so that the work does
not cease day or night. In about ten or
twelve days it is supposed the great
subterranean veins Of water will be
struck, and then seed tine and harvest
will not fail in the lovely Azusa-
III Paso wants Paso del Norte abol.
ished, as enc or more murders are COM
mitted there every week, with few ex.
ceptions, the murderers easily crossing
the bridge to the Texas side. and escap-
ing beyond reach before the slow pro-
cess Of extradton papers can be COM
pleted. 1t is stated that not ono in
twenty of th,m is capght or ever pun
ished.
Bargain-seekiRg people, who desire
their money TO go as far as possible.
should buy from Murtagh's bankrupt
stock at the Peoples Store.
Tie local passenger travsl was hsayier
than usual yesterday, while the emigrant
trains had two cars each way, besides
the caboose. All Of them were crowded
The through express trains had their
usual complement OF passengers, while
the Cotton accommodation ran heavy, as
u-ual. Owing to The large business
transacted, many Of the trains were a
little late. both going and coming.
The Willmore excursion arrived yes.
tsrday morning. and is being distributed
about the country. The tIip was very
pleasant TO all. The L.. T. and s. 7.
Railway allowed a stop-over Of one day
at Las Vegas Hot Springs, and also sent
the train up to ancient Santa Fe, which
occupied another day. A few Of the
party went through to San Francisc }.
but the majority rerained in Southern
California.
The placeres in the various gold bear
ing cations are turning cut but littls
auliferous product at present, owing to
the lack of the continuance Of rain, both
in the valley andmountains The miners
only expeet to wait short tiine, how
ever, when they will reap a rich harvest.
Some dry washing is done, aid some
rich dirt is being packed to water, mostly
by Mexieans.
The economical housewife can procure
an unlimited amount OF real value fiom
Murtagh's bankrupt stock at Peoples
Store.
The new pips organ from A. Berg.
STERN & Co., San Francisco, having ar
rived, a. grand organ concert will be
given under the direction Of Prof. Fisk,
on Wednesday evening. November 2stll,
at the First Congregational Church.
Miss Coe, organist, late Of Metropolitan
Temple, San Francisco, il expected to
performon theorgan. Herr Schmeisser,
Of Cologne, Germany. has consented t.
favor the audience with a vocal selec-
ton, ard some OF the best talent Of our
city will also assist.
The taxpayers Of San Fernando yes.
terday voted on the question Of issu-
ing bonds to the extent Of $4,000, for
the purpose of erecs;ng a schoolhouss
in that district. as per advertisement
in the HERALD, aud the result was a
unanimous vote IL favor OF the bonds.
That Is the way the people Of San
Fernando do things. When they de-
eide that any pubic measure is for the
general good they go for it with una
nimiiy aud zeal, sal always with sue
cess.
That our venture has been appreci-
ated, has been clearly shown by eager
purchasers, who have cheered US on
while disposing of Murta sh's bankrupt
stock at the Peoples Store.
The Thirty-Eights Eogiue Company.
No. |, with hose. r, o. and furniture, were
moved yesterday from Spring street to
the corner of Temple and New High
streets. The old building was rotten
aud the floor so denoralized that it sunk
away under the weight Of the engine.
and it was dangerous TO move il there
from. The timbers OF this bui ding have
been rotting for long time, and have
by their deadly vspors killed two fine
horses and endangered the lives Of good
and gallant men, 1t should be torn
down and burned up,
One Of the most fascinating features
of the programme of the Liederkranz
Society at their ball and entertainment
ton ght, at Turn verein Hall, viii be the
sono Ton Guard" twill be rendered in.