Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-16


fourteen in number, are again going u
with rapidity, and approach completion
They are building a ''People's rail
: road" in Fresno county, to accommodate
y the farmers. Its full extent is not We
known, but it is likely to be continued
as far as Stockton.
: MIR. Henry Graben announces else
where that next Saturday evening h,
will open the Humboldt saloon, when :
delicious free lunch will be served. A
cordial invitation is extended to every
body to attend.
Mr.. Isaac w. Lord went up to Sar
Francisco on Saturday evening on .
brief paseo. A little bird whispers u.
that he, realizing the truth of the Script
ursl injunction that it is not good for
man to be alone, will return with a
mate
There will be grand re-opening Of
Congress Hall tonight. at which there
will be q splendid free lunch. Look in
and refresh yourselves.
Persons desiring to purchase nobby
suit, either ready-made or CUSTOM made,
and Of the best material. or the latest
styles furnishing goods, should call at
Polaski Brothers, lis North Main street.
Their goods, both in style and prices.
are nonpareil.
This day. Indies cape collars, l0c,
Peoples Store.
The hauling Of grapes to the various
wineries and distilleries is steady, and
increasing as fast as teams can be had,
some OF which have been brought in
from the grain fields. The certainty OF
an early and copicus rain forces this ac-
tivity. in order that the grapes may not
be ruined.
Tnere will be a grand re-opening Of
Congress Hall tonight, at which there
will be splendid free lunch. Look in
and refresh yourselves.
New Mexico is still looming up with
newly discovered and rich mines. The
latest is the Carlisle mine, which, at a
depth of 270 feet, assayed in silver
S794.52, and in gold. 1859. 81; total,
81 ,06f. 10. The ten stamp mill is run
ming constantly. The owners live in
Cochise county, Arizona.
This day, ladies' colored hose, I0c,
Peoples Store.
The card of Messrs. J. F. White &
Co., real estate and purchasing agents,
will be found elsewhere in this mornings s
HERALD. The members Of the firm are
thoroughly posted in all that relates to
property in this city and county, and
may be relied on to transact all business
entrusted to them to the best interest of
patrons.
This day, ladies' ribbed merino hose,
l0c, Peoples Store,
The Pomona Land and Water Com
pany filed for record in the County Re-
corder's office yesterday notices of loca-
tions Of water as follows: One on Clark
Creek, one in Bear Canon, two in Zee
House Cafion and one in San Antonio
Canon, the water to be used for domestic
and irrigating purposes.
We respectfully direct the attention
Of the postal authorities to the sub
joined from the San Bernardino Times
Of the 18th instant The complaint is
repeated so often that it has become mo-
notonous: 'The Los Angeles HERALD
Of Tuesday last has just reached us, hav-
ing been only four days on the road"
We had the pleasure Of encountering
yesterday Mr.. II. B. Smith, Jr., the Pa
cific Coast Agent Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company, and Of the Wabash,
St. Louis 4 Pacific Railway. Mr.. Smith is
the same genial gentleman Of the old
days. when he was the coadjutor of John
Osborne in our local matters of transpor-
tation. He goes down to San Diego on
business, and will shortly return, to
spend a few days in our midst.
BY notice in our New To-Day it Wilt
be seen that tho Fountain Theatre has
closed for one week, in order to make
changes and Improvements which will
add greatly to tho comfort Of its patrons.
The Theatre viii reopen next Monday
evening with fnll company of stars,
Mr.. Leavitt having gone to San Fran
cisco to secure the best variety artists to
be had on the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. francisco Estudillo, Of the San
Jacinso rancho, San Diego county, re-
turned to his home yesterday. accom-
panied by his wife and their son, Sammy
Tilden, who was born in the throes Of
campaign which resulted in the election
but not in the seating OF Democratic
President. They enjoyed the whole pro-
grAmme Of Fair Week. Sammy Tilden |
proves to be charming and vigorous |
boy, who does honor to his eighth year.
There will be grand re-openilg Of
Congress- Hall tonight, at which there |
will be splendid free lunch. Look in |
and refresh yourselves.
The weather was overcast on Sunday
nearly all day, and all day yesterday the
sky was gloomy with clouds. Rain fell
in the mountains freely and the streams
are resppearing in the cafons. The San
Gabriel river has increased in volume
and the water in the Santa Ana river
has quadrupled. Our readers in the
Santa Ana valley can now water their
dry land and get ready for alfalfa SOW
ing. The water should all be put into
the soil and make it a reservoir for the
use Of the next crop.
1t will be seen. by announcement else
where, that there will be grand gym
nastic performance, given under the aus
pices Of the Turnverein Germania for the |
benefit Of Andrew Fuhrberg, at Turn
verein Hall, on Sunday. Oct. 2lst. The |
programme, which is very interesting |
one, is attached to the advertisement. |
Mr.. Fuhrberg has deserved well Of the |
people of Los Angeles. He has been an |
honest and conscientious teacher. The |
compliment rendered to him by his Ger
man and athletic fellow w-citizsns cannot |
fail to be great success.
Our well-known fellow-citzen, Mr..
Charles A. Durfee, has purchased the |
interest Of MIR. j. r. Allen in the auc-
tion business which has been heretofore |
conducted under the firm name of Noyes
h Allen, and hereafter the firm will be |
known as Noyes 4 Dnrfee. In the old |
days, when Los Angeles enjoyed even a |
greater. ''boom" in proportion than now.
Noyes & Durfee did aland Office business,
and they did IL acceptabIy to their pa
irons, amongst whom were numbered |
the most responsible citizens Of this |
county. Mr.. Durfee, in resaming the
auction line. may, with newcomers, need |
word Of Introduction. As to our win |
ming and irresistible friend Noyes, it is |