Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-30
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College resume Monday, Oct. lst. Even
ing sessions will be held as soon as the
requisite number of students enlist.
Rooms over Postoifice.
We regret to announce the death OF
Mrs. Il. A. Hazard, the venerable and
beloved mother of Messrs. Fl. T. and G..
w. Hazard, Of this city, at the ripe old
age OF three score and ten.
All who enjoy first-class minstrelsy
and pure, unadulterated fun, should not
fail to attend the opening performance
of Callender's Colored Minstrels at Turn
Verein Hall, tomorrow night.
A vagrant horse while walking over
the East Los Angeles street bridge yes.
terday morning, subsidized into the subse.
quently and was hauled to the boneyard.
Horse apopexy was supposed to be the
cause OF the calamity.
Attention Is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of the American Colony
which appears elsewhere. 1t will be
seen that Pomeroy & Mills have been
constituted the Colony agent for Los
Angeles.
The attention Of the Superintendent
of Streets is called to the condition Of
the crossing in front of Siegel's hat
store. Some of the planks are so ele
waited that persons fall by tripping over
them. Last night two ladies fell and
were injured on that crossings
A prominent scientist OF Sweden, rec
ommends sunfower seed cake for cattle,
stating that it is an excellent fat pro-
duccr, increasing the richness OF milk
when led to dairy cows. Why not raise
this rich article of food here, where two
crops can be produced annually?
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S shipments Of
fruits and vegetables yesterday morning,
were hardly up to the average, but the
usual daily shipment Of ten sacks Of po-
tatoes to Las Vegas Hot Springs. was on
hand, and the regular shipment OF
twenty boxes of grapes to Galveston,
Texas, was forwarded by the McKinlay
Brothers.
Investors should not forget the auction
sale of real and personal property by
Messrs. Humphreys 4 Riggin, to take
place Tomorrow. The real estate en-
braces some of the most desirable prop
erty in the city. either for home sites or
Investment For full particulars see
their advertisement on the second page
of this mornings HERALD.
The ornamentation OF the new Farm
ers and Merchants Bank. on the corner
Of Commercial and Main streets, will be. +.
the most elaborate on the coast, outside of
San Francisco. The vaults and fixtures
are all new aud elegant, and OF The most
substantial character. The new bank
will probably be occupied in about ten
days.
Tomorrow only--Every article on
Center Table cents, Peoples Store.
A very pleasant entertainment was
given at Turn yerein Hall last evening,
for the benefit of Mrs. w. b. Salmon,
assisted by Miss WinD. and the pupils
OF Mrs. Salmon. Tho exercises con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental music,
and Evolutionary reeitations, in which
all the parties acquitted themselves
with much credit.
The British bark Cordelia, loaded
with wheat for account OF Walter $.
Maxwell, cleared from Wilmington yes
terday to Cork, Ireland, to wait further
orders. Her cargo is valued at S45, ,000
and it is expected that she will reach
Cork in about l20 days. Mr.. Maxwell
has another vessel under charter, which
Tomorrow only-Every article on
Center Table 5 cents, Peoples Store.
Elsewhere appears the announcement
Of the grand fall opening of II. siegel,
the Halter. This enterprising merch-
ant has demonstrated his ability to lead
the trade of Southern California, and
he always keeps well supplied with a
variety and sterling range of goods
which cannot be surpassed even in San
Francisco. Now, as always, he is de-
termined to maintain his pre-eminence.
Scan the advertisement which appears in
oar ''New To- Day"
The professional card Of Messrs. Wicks,
Lucas 4 Bentley, attorneys at law, will
be found elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD. The firm is composed Of
Moye Wicks. Esq, Judge j. H. Lucas,
and 4. II. Bentley, ESQ. Messrs. Wicks
and Lucas, in addition to a high reputa-
tion as lawyers in California, have made
their mark in Arizona, where they prac-
ticed for several years. Mr.. Bentley, the
junior member of the firm, is young
Angelefio who has been close student
and, we have no doubt will, soon win for
himself high place at the bar. The
firm is a strong one and must succeed.
1t gives us pleasure to direct attention
to the advertisement OF our young towns
man, Mr.. Henry Baer, who will open a
wholesale and retail wine, liquor and
cigar store at No. AZ South Spring street,
tomorrow. His stock is made up of the
best articles in that line to bo found
south Of San Francisco. He starts out
with the agency for two of the best
brands of whisky now on the market,
Finch's Golden Wedding rye whisky
and Old Judge, famous Kentuck brand.
While all his goods are A l, he intends
to make speciality Of pure liquors for
family nse. We can safely recommend
all who may wish to purchase anything
in the way OF liquors, wines or cigars TO
give him o call.
The new proprietor Of the Santa Ana
STANDARD has found out something about
apple growing in the Santa Ana valley.
In his issue Of yesterday he says; On
ednesday we were made the re-
cipient Of the finest present in the fruit
line we have seen in the State. F.P.
Rowland, the leading apple raiser of this
community, residing about three miles
southeast OF town, brought us in va
riety Of apples from his orchard, making
over o bushel, which for size, beauty
and favor eclipse anything in the line
of apples we ever saw in any State or
Territory. A large number of them
would average over pound each, and
some nearly two pounds EACH The va
rieties he brought were Bell Flower,
King OF Thompson county, Ben. Davis,
Jonathan or Snow, White Winter Pear
main and Smiths Cider, and the largest
he did not know the names. Nearly all
were splendid winter apples. We saw
no display at the Centennial in the ap-
pie line equal to the lot he presented us.
Yet his orchard has not had drop of
water on il since the rains last fall.
They Can All Talk, But Time Tells
and Frost Tries the Potatoes"