Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-26

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They were held for trial, taken before
Judge Sepulveda and released on bonds
of $1,000 each.
The Liederkranz Society held its usual
weekly rehearsal at Leck's, Hall on
South Main street, last evening, about
twenty members being present. Most of
the time was devoted to the rendering Of
a very difficult part song practiced ut
the last rehearsal. Last evenings prac
tice showed much Improvement.
DEGREES of divorce as follows were
filed for record in the County Recorders
Office on Tuesday last: NJ Goodwin vs..
J. A. Goodwin; NJ Hofreider VS.. T.
Hofreider: A. Il. Lott VS.. Emma Lott;
II. j. Roper VS.. Mary Roper; Il. 8 Rey-
nolds VS. w. G. Reynolds; s. H Thomp-
son VS. + Thompson.
Mr.. W. B. Cullen. the Cincinnatus of
the Azuza, was ia the city Yesterday.
Judging from his robust appearance,the
life Of a granger agrees with him admir-
ably. He informed us that the eight
acres OF Muscat Of Alexandria grapes
| planted by him last sprilg ARE growing
finely. nearly every cutting having TAX
en- root.
| 1t is most agreeable for those who
purchase eggs to know that the price is
declining. AT the rate current last week
| eggs could be sent here from the States
over the mountains at large profit.
Some eastern eggs are coming into the
State, aud that Is what broke the price
from 49c to 40c. There is still room for
more declining.
A large and important commercial
building will be erected without delay
on Spring street by Mr.. Victor Ponet
and Mrs. J.. Bumiller. The structure
WILDE adjoining the house Of the Thirty
Fights Engine Company, and be 70 feet
front by 100 feet deep, and four stories
high.
A gentleman, resident of Great Neck,
Long Island, N. Y, who is manufac-
turer of the celebrated artificial eggs, re-
Gently mentioned SO much in the period
cals. states to reporter that he can
hatch them into chickens by the appli-
cation Of cold instead Of heatl We wait
patiently to see an artificial hen and
rooster.
An eastern paper makes the startling
statement that Stag from furnaces is OF
great value for railroad ballast and road
making. Anyone who has ever travelled
through Pennsylvania or other Stag
producing States knows that nearly all
the railroads use 1t to pack the truck,
while in Los Angeles more than one
street has been made q permanent thor
oughfare by its use.
This day, ladies felt skirts, soc. Peo-
pls's Store.
Engine No. 2, which formerly hauled
the Santa Ana train, has been for some
time past switch engine at San Pedro,
but has become disabled from active
service. Engine No. IS was sent down
yesterday morning on the regular train,
and No. 2 was sent up ia the afternoon.
People who saw the two double-headers
coming around the. curve, thought the
train might be mile long, but were
disappointed.
A shooting scrape occurred yesterday
at San Pedro. A man and woman who
arrived from San Francisco that day
became engaged in a quarrel, when the
man. with most astonishing bravery,
fired four shots at the woman, and then
left for Los Angeles. 1t is supposed
that the woman, though badly wounded.
will recover. The kind OF man who
would shoot dcfenceless woman needs
no description.
This day, ladies' sesie. 4Oc, Peoples
Store.
1t is fortunate for the country that the
silver mines Of Southern California have
come into use in furnishing silver for
coinage Tie production Of gold Is not
and the National Banks will have to con-
tract their currency, as the government
bonds on which their circulation is
issued are paid of, so that the silver
from our mountains will have te supply
the place of small bills. So mote it be.
The citizens OF Ventura county have
rendered banquet to Hon. j. d. Hines,
in honor of his election as Grand Master
of the Grand Lodge of Masons Of the
State Of California. The banquet will
be given under the auspices of the San
Buenaventura Lodge, No. PA, and will
be held tomorrow evening at San Bu-
enaventura, at s o'clock. There will be
large gathering of the members Of the
Masonic fraternity on that occasion.
We are indebted for complimentary
tickets to the entertainment and ball to
be given at Turnverein Hall on Thurs
day evening, November 9Th, for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
The tickets, we are glad to learn, are GO
ing of rapidly, thus giving assurance
that the entertainment will be as great
success financially as it is sure to be So
cially. Let every citizen buy ticket
and thus help these excellent ladies in
their unsel6sh work of charity.
Already the business Of wheat plant
ing has commenced in good earnest in
the San Fernando valley. The great
gang -plows are at work, and several
hundred acres are already planted. The
planting of wheat will probably continue
in that valley for the next four mouths.
Such a heightened seed time would be
surprise to our eastern farmers, who
have about thirty days for sowing win
ter wheat, and the same time for spring
wheat.
This day, silk lace fichas, l5c. Peo-
pies Store.
In few days we hope to be able to
announce the completion of arrange
ments for supplying Los Angeles manu-
facturers with hickory and oak timber at
reasonable rates. This will be good
news TO our coopers, wagon and carriage
makers, and the makers of agricultural
implements. In the meantime why do
our millionaire lumber dealers neglect to
buy up hundred thousand acres OF the
great pine forests of Southeastern Texas
and supply Arizona. and New Mexico
with lumber.
By reference to the programme oil the
Fall Meeting at San Bernardino. which
opens at the Waters track next Mon
day, the 29th instant, it will be seen
| that the list embraces a number Of the
fastest flyers in Southern California, and
with good weather and good track the
meeting win be one Of the most interest
ing ever held in the district Mr.. Cole.
the manager Of the track, deserves great
credit for his enterprise, and should be
literally patronized by the lovers of
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