Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-28

Frank Gomez, who cut Thomas Flyar
with knife on Monday evening, partic
ulars Of which were given in yesterdays
HERALD, was arraigned before City Jus
tice Morgan yesterday. on the charge oi
assault to murder, and his case set fol
examination December 4th, at 10 A. NJ.
The San Bernardino Iader says: An
error with either the engineer or some
Of the workmen ON the tunnel for the
North Fork Ditch Company brought the
lower end eight or ten feet higher than
the entrance. We have seen water an.
parently run up hill in that section, but
in this instance it won't, and it will cost
about $500 to repair the mistake.
Mr.. Il. Del Castillo, magnetic healer,
with accompaniments of vapor aud
shower baths, medicated and plain,
elsewhere announces his business to the
people of Los Angeles. He can be
found in the Mcdonald Block. at No.
20 North Main street. rooms 10 and %,
head of stairs
In addition to Mrs. Amadon, Depu y
Sheriff Huber took to the States Prise n
last evening, VIM. Y. Kimball. four
years. for mansla1gh er; Edward Fitz-
gerald, six years, for burglary, and s.
Ernst. two years, for forgery. These
all go to Folsom. where there is more
room than at San Quentin.
Why wear shabby shawl, when
cloalSs are so cheaps Murtagh's bank.
rupt sale, Peoples Store.
MIR. C. V. R. Pond editor of the
Quincy lMich) Herald was in the city
yesterday. He has come here for the
purpose Of taking home his son, who
came here last Summer far gone with
consumption, and has been the guest of
Col. Nudge at Compton. We regret to
state that the young man came too late
to profit by a change of climate.
Turkey rattle tonight at the Magnolia.
Deminguez Arbilbride, convicted OF
disturbing the peace, on complaint of
Juan Ordoqui. in City Justice Morgan's
Court yesterday, was fined 500. which
he paid Seth White, found guilty Of.
the same offence by jury, on complaint
of G. N. Wilson, was assessed $40. Chas
Jacobs plead guilty to battery, ON com
plant Of A. Jacobs, for which he paid
$40. Vim. Williams, convicted Of the
same offence, on complaint of Mrs. Rus
sell, also paid $40.
At the recent Fair of the Sixth Dis
trict Agricultural Society, held at Los
Angeles. the Lugonia Fruit Packing
Company placed on exhibition several
trays Of sun-dried fruit, not in competi-
ton for premiums, but to advertise their
excellent products And now. entirely
unex xpected, they are in receipt of a
handsome diploma from. the society.
The company feels highly gratified over
this unsolicited end unexpected compli-
ment. Bernardino fnde1.
A silk Dolman is neat and always
dressy. Murtagh's bankrupt stock, Peo-
pies Store.
Fresno county, is stalking up all his
grapevines except the Muscats and
few others. From the Merchant We
learn that Mr.. Barton has already sold
1000 gallons Of his new wine crop to
an Eastern house at &c cents per gallon
in bulk, the buyer to pay for casks and
drayage, and afterwards was offered 27a
cents for the balance on the same condi-
tions and refused. This price appears
to be about 20 per cent above the rates
current last year, aud is very profitable
to the manufacturer, paying him over
$500 per acre.
A few weeks since the HERALD con-
tanned a notice OF the Importation of
herd of North Devon cattle by Messrs.
A. J Hutchinson and E. J. Baldwin, to
place on the Cieneea rancho. west of the
city. By the followidg item from the
Cincinnati Enquirer, OF the 18th Instant,
II appears that the cattle are in transit
and are due at Los Angeles this week:
"a herd Of North Devon cattle, some
forty in all, resting in the shipping yards
during Friday and Saturday, attracted
considerable attention. The verdict was
unanimous that finer representatives of
this hardy and useful breed had never
been seen in this section. They are, we
understand, destined for the Baldwin &
Hutchinson ranch, near Los Angeles,
California. This arrival of the finest
kind of stock for beef cattle will be Of
great advantage to the country. South
ern California now contains the finest Al
derneys, Jerseys and Devonshires in the
State, besides the finest sheep. horses
and hogs in the Union.