Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-08

The Directors of the Sixth District
Agricultural Association met yesterday
afternoon, but as there were but foui
members present, five being necessary to
q quorum, the meeting adjourned to
Inject tomorrow at II o'clock A. NJ.
A New York Bazaar has just been
opened at So Spring street by s. h.
Tuthill of New York. Purchasers will
find it to their advantage to call and
purchase all kinds of fancy goods and
notions at New York prices. ape I'm
There were no sales on Change yester-
day. Light extracted honey, a lot of is
cases, was offered at &c. Ten cars of
feed barley, spot, were offered at 81. For
o car of lemons running $50 to 300 per
box, So were bid and $2.75 asked.
The reason that the Jersey stock has
sold SO low in California is that our
stock raisers and farmers have not been
educated to that point. They are now
coming to realize the true value OF this
breed OF cattle and find that it costs no
more to feed fine animal than one that
is almost worthless.
At the ice cream social tonight, at
the Fort street M. L. Church. there
will be recitations by Mrs. Merritt and
Miss Scott, a duet by the Misses Wise
man, solo by Mrs. Pomeroy, and Mrs.
Beach will play, by request. Home,
Sweet Home, with variations in imita-
ton Of ocean Waves" All are invited.
Admission, 25 cents.
Some of the eastern trunk lines have
adopted the Central and Southern
Pacific system. also used by the Wander
bilt roads, Of running their own sleepers,
in preference to submitting to the exac-
tons of the Pullman company. A new
style has been invented, and is being
used, by which the car is not top-heayy,
the berihs aud other paraphernalia being
| in the bottom Of the car.
Hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen
visited the sales yard Of John G. Bell
yesterday, to look at some of the fine
Jerseys that have been selected from
Barretto's large herd, to be sold at
auction on Monday next. The highest
bidder gets them. This is q free exhi-
bition-looks like the Fair ground. The
visitors express themselves as highly
delighted and only wish they could be-
come owners Of the fine cows. &.
We learn from Superintendent Hew-
lit, that on and after the 10th instant,
no freight will be received or delivered
after 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of each day. Ship
pers will please make note of this, and
save themselves much trouble. The
business OF the railway is now SO large
that certain portion Of the day must
be devoted to loading and unload
| ing of cars without being hindered by
constant receipts Of freight.
The following is list of the guests
registered at the Santa Monica Hotel on
the 9Th instant Mrs. R. NJ. Beach, A.
W. Eames. Mrs NJ. Kimmel, Mrs. R.
P. Hall, NJ. Meyberg, Mrs. T. B. Clark
and nurse, Los Angeles; Mrs. b. RADIO
vich and son, e. Degener and family,
Mrs. j. C. Stubs and family, w. J.
Bryan and wife, w. v. Bryan, s. Brog.
den, San Francisco; W. H. Thompson,
Charlottesville, Ind; William Bessinger,
Philadelphia.
Mr.. C. F. Collins will to-day set sal
for Warmers Ranch. Mr.. John Burns
and Hammel & Denker are sponsors fol
his good conduct and safety. He ha.
promised to discover spring of CHECKER
soup for Mr. Burns, and to supply Ham
mel & Denker with ostrich steaks dur
ing his absence II wind and tide ar,
favorable. Mr.. Collins expects to arrive
there before the next equinoctial storm
and 60 into winter quarters with double
Freefed topsails and topgallants.
The late Spring rains have causedmucl
destruction to young quail. The bevy'
seen this year are very small. Dove,
promise to be exceedingly plenty. Rab
bits that were SO plenty close to town |
| few years ago are now yerp sneern4. H.
once SO numerous in nearly all our coas
streams are now a rarity. The cause TO
SO marked decrease in game is that n,
attention has been paid to the breeding
seasons, and females in young OF will
the care of her young have been sIaugh
tered Unfortunately. -Santa Barbar,
Independent.