Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-12

,ins In his remnants. A cordial invita-
ion is extended to everybody to call
and examine his stock.
The advertisement Of the Santa Clara
College will be found elsewhere. 1t is
the Oldest Institution Of learning on the
Pacific Coast, and for the thorovghness
OF its course, both moral and intellectual,
has no superior in the country. Parents
or guardians having children or wards
to educate should send them to Santa
Clara.
The San Bernardino people who had
snch bad luck in their excursion over
the California Southern Railroad, il run
uing out of switch aud losing their
seashore fun, talk Of going again, TO see
II they will have better luck. If these
good people will come over the Southern
Pacific Railroad to Santa Monica or Will.
more City. they will have god time.
The two coasting steamers, the Los
Angeles and Constantine. have each left
Los Angeles and San Pedro but once
during the week--in number Of years.
Our citizens have not yet become accus-
toned to them again. The Los Angeles
carried two passengers north; the Con-
stantine, four days later, carried nine
passengers to the upper country.
The San Francisco Merchant OF July
9th publishes in full the second day 8
proceedings of the viticultural Conven-
tion held in this city, including the yer.
batim reports of the addresses. The
editor of the Merchant ia good friend
of Los Angeles county, and always deals
fairly with our productions. Our vine
growers will do we'll to read the address,
es delivered on the occasion and lay
them away for reference.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, J. Mulligan. convicted Of dis.
turbing the peace. in default Of $50 fine,
was sent to the chain gang for thirty
days. All Duy, Chinese vegetable
pedler, for leaving his horse unhitched,
paid S.. Mrs. All Yung, a mooney ed
nymph-du- pave, convicted of soliciting,
was lined $40. which she paid. f. Baer
and A. Olivier, charged with disturbing
the peace, deposited $40 each for their
appearance for trial on the 10Th instant.
The Pennsylvania Railway. Company
has placed open observation cars on its
road during the Summer season over IL .
more romantic plrt Of the road, without
extra charge, SO that the passengers can
see the scenery. Travel has already
increased in consequence. If train
shall be run, as rumored, over the grand
scenery between here and Caliente in
the day tine, the Southern Pacific road
would do we'll TO follow the example Of
the Pennsylvania road
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pleted los mile, more than half NJ .be
entire distance from Ell paso del Norte
to the Civ Of Mexico. and IL ooo men
are at work in the construction deoort
ment. The Mexican government has
ordered the re-timbering of the valley
ear the Capital, aud is planting two
million forest trees. The HERALD has
repeatedly called the attention OF our
wholesale merchants to this grand OPEN
ing for vast trade.
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III our s'a.e'ien'' yesterday, Ia regard
to pool selling at San Bernardino, last
week, We enthusiastically did injustice
20 or. Jas. u. boyd' VINO, assisted by
mess u. =; ~; Noyes ana Z; a. Decamp'
and to whose nromntnass ~ ~ P's.,nond
good business qualifications much Of the
credit for the large amount Of receipts
a. sus poor safes were que. All the Los
nn,7e i, ne nIs r. NJ Roud - at b;s
promptness in settling all demands
against the pool box.
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Inc new ia'i'oau and man soheauie OF
time Is now in operation, and shorsens
the time yery materially between the
Fa,. erd .ha w.. 80.
-, "e'e
ceiveo yesterday from Washington, d.
~ ~ IN less than SIX days time. BY the
Union ana central facinc roads we used
10 get tnem In e'ght Gays; later, by the
a'cnlson, Iopesa ana Santa re ana the
so1.nern racine ROAD IN seven Gays.
anu now " sne increased speed 10 less
.nah SIX diys' rms ca Dc changed to
i've aiys oy increasing .ne speed De.
'weeh Los angeles ana Dening 10 the
The decrease NJ tbe nubl;c dsht g.,