Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-23

repeated at San bernardlnO, ana VIZ
may hence look for more prompt work
over this line.
. The card of Professor Foss, teacher o.
r the piano and organ aud voice culture
will be found elsewhere. Professor Fosl
comes to our city with the best Of Gre
dentials and we have no hesitation in
recommending him to oil who may re
quire his services.
/ BY rapid driving at the corner Of Main
and Commercial streets yesterday after
} noon, lady came within an ace al being
; run over Less than i've minutes there
after, at the same locality. careless
driver nearly ran over a lady, sccompa.
nied by her little child. Such drivers
should be arrested.
H. NJ. Dupee hams and bacon at
J evne's, only twelve days on the way.
The Alyord gold mine appears to BE- in
, a highly successful career. The mill is on
the ground at Camp Cady, and a tunnel
, is completed into the mine at distance
Of only iifiy-two feet. We expect good
news from this mine and good trade
, from it for this city.
The Man killed at Cotton, as men
toned in yesterdays HERALD. was
named Murphy. He was at work IN the
Marble Lime Company's mine at the
, time, aud not in the Cotton Lime Com
pany's mine as reported. Mr.. Murphy
was about 45 years Of age.
Although the annual fair will com
mence 10 two weeks, it appears, as if
sufficient energetic work was being ac-
/ complished to make 1t success in every
way. The new Valla building is very
nearly ready for the display Of the
products Of the country. Hard work is
all that IS needed.
A lively go-as.y ou-please fight, which
like the measles spread over large sur
face, took place last night on Los Ange-
les street, between two honest and high
toned grangers. Their faces were dyed
in vermillion and their honor satisfied.
Both retroated victoriously. No ar
rests.
The load Of vegetables and fruit ship
ped East by express yesterday morning,
was far above the average, tie large
wagon of Wells, Fargo & Co. being
crowded to its utmost capacity. The
shipment consisted very largely Of grapes
and oranges. with smaller quantities Of
potatoes, onions and other staples.
I
In another column will be found an
announcement of sale Of fine family
cows. Durham and Ayrshire, at the car
riage and horse mart on Los Angeles
sheet, between First and Second streets,
by John G. Bell 4 Co., auctioneers, On
Saturday next, the Goth instant. The
stock to be sold is Of the finest quality
Of thorougLbreds.
The San Francisco Merchant, Of date
September l4th, and which only arrived
last evening, is an issue of sixty pages.
containing full photographic report Of
the second annual session OF the VIII
cultural Convention at San Francisco.
A large amount of matter Of interest to
| viticulturists is contained in this issue,
which is a good one to preserve.
The fall bearing grapes which arc
constantly being shipped to the east,
such as the Rose Of Peru. Muscat, Flan-
ing Tokay, and Others, have not been
injured by the hot spell which has last
ed so long, as is proved by careful in
spection aud sampling Of the fruit. If
it was not frst-class, it certainly could
not be sold at the points to which it is
| sent.
| We learn from gentleman just ar
rived from Fresno and Tulare counties,
tbat ranohero who owned tract of
land under one Of tho canals, but some
what distant from his neighbors, COM
menced to cultivate it, but was terribly
troubled by gophers. Luckily. num-
ber of gopher snakes were on the land,
and the neighbors wished to kill them,
but he would not allow it, and now the
gopher pest is almost eradicated.
A well-known and successful raiser
and shipper Of fruits Of various kinds to
the East, says that our finest late
peaches find good market in the ex-
treme east even in competition with Del
aware, Michigan and the Southern
States. This gentleman expects to ship
extensively next season. He has Just
taken trip to the East. and speaks by
the card.
The new letter carriers, five in num-
ber, have been for some time past ex-
amining their several routes until they
are already quite expert in their duties.
which will commence one week from TO-
morrow, Four are pedestrians, but the
fifth, Charley Bell. is mounted and will |
distribute on the outskirts. The pay is
paltry pittance of $50 per month, ex-
cept the horsemau, who receives SIS ex-
ira.
Mr.. I. T. Burke, a detective from Sac
ramento. arrived in town yesterday with |
some articles belonging to DIR. Hazlet |
for Identification. 1t seems that some
tramps got into baggage car at Wells,
on the G.. p. r. r. and then broke open |
some cases and robbed them. Among the |
articles stolen was a lot of clothing be-
longing to DR.. Hazlet and which he |
fully identified. Mr.. Burke arrested the !
thieves at Lovelock's and recovered a |
great portion of the stolen articles. =
San Beradrdino Times.
In anotice Of mining matters, a few
days since. mention was made that
Uncle Billy Raymond had tunnel
nearly completed to the ore body in the
Garfield mine. On yesterday we learned |
that the tunnel has reached the ore at a |
depth of go feet from the top of the |
shaft. This is good news to the old |
veteran which will be shared in by all |
his friends. He can now run out his /
vast body Of ore at slight expense and
vast profit. and show what he knows
about mining.
Our lady readers will find matter of
especial interest ia the double-column
advertisement Of Mr.. w. T. Steward,
which appears on the third page Of this
mornings HERALD. This gentleman has
Just returned from the East where he
purchased a full stock OF dry goods, /
comprising silks, satins and dress goods
Of the latest styles and most elegant pat
terms, which, having bought for cash, he
is enabled to sellat astonishingly low pri-
ce,. A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to call and examine his goods.
The attention Of our readers is directed
to the double.column advertisement Of
the j. W. Calkins Carriage Company.
This house is one Of the most reliable ON
the Coast and deals in nothing but goods
of the best workmanship, all the mate
rial used being seasoned especially for
this climate. Any one desiring to pur-
chase irst-class vehicle, from the most
substantial cart or wagon to the most
elegant carriage, buggy or ph@ton,
should call and examine their stock. |