Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-06

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The card OF DR.. r. II. Shoemaker,
dcntis', viii be found under New To-
Day. DR.. Shoemaker is lately from
Philadelphia, where he enjoyed high
reputation in bis profession His Office
isroom !, Nadeau Block.
Lieut.. Maclovio Bo.ello is working at
the establishment Of Vickery & Kinds,
during the illness Of Charley" the
Canadian, so long connected with this
shop, which supplies many country
hotels daily with meat, via Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S express.
Mrs. YsidoEa Bandini de Couts, Of
Guaiome, San Diego county,. is ut the
Horton House, San Diego, but will
probably return by steamer to Los Ag-
geles to visit her many friends and rela-
tives, and return to her beautiful home
overland. She is accompanied by two
OF her daughters.
A Riverside gentleman, Mr.. G. G.
Major, left last June with four-horse
team, and has made liesarely trip Of
over two thousand miles. He returned
via Santa Barbara and San Buenaven-
tura, stopping off at Los Angeles day,
and has now returned to his San Ber-
nardino county home.
Tricyeles are becoming popular in our
city, several Of them being seen ON the
streets daily, mostly used by middle
aged gentlemen of heavy weight, to
whom a bicycle would be terror. They
are quite novelty in Los Angeles, bat
are used very extensively in the East,
especially in New England.
Mr.. C. w. Beach, one of the pioneers
Of Northern Arizona, and for the past
seven years editor and proprietor of the
Arizona Miner, at Prescott. has sold out
to Mr.. Samuel n Holmes. Mr.. Beach
has been stout champion for Arizona,
and we hope his successor will do as
well.
A fine hot lanch, only 25 cents, at the
Cafe Colambia.
Two cars win now be placed ON the
line from Temple Block to Boyle
Heights. and the trips made half hourly
instead OF hourly, as heretofore. Ar
rangements have now been made to
extend this line to the Cemetery, very
important Improvement. which has long
been needed.
BY request on center table, garnet gros
grain silk 9S cests, Peoples Store.
The people may well anticipate an
intellectual feast in the lecture at the
Fort Street H. Z. Church tonight, by
Rev. Mr.. Bresee, MS he stood among the
strongest of his ministerial class in the
East. Tickets arr on sale at Day &
Browns music store.
The Santa Monica train left about
twenty minutes behind time yesterday
afternoon, and made remarkably rapid |
time between The old and the new de- |
pots, with a new engineer, and the s. |
p. OF A. engine No. 6, which pulled the |
train down 10 Santa Monica, so as to |
arrive there OH time.
The churches of the various denomi.
nations were very well attended on
Sunday, better than during the sum-
mer. They are probably always better
attended during the fall and winter,
and wicked people say it Is because
Santa Monica and other resorts are not |
SO pleasant. But that is probably
canard.
BY request on center table, black
watered silk 81, Peoples Store.
Some OF our Los Angeles boys have
become SO addicted TO roller skating,
either at the rink, or elsewhere, and in
cluding solne recently from the East,
that they are skating nearly every day |
upon our principal streets, to the peril
of pedestrians. Bicyclists have lamp /
at night and a bell all the time, to warn
passers by. but the skaters do not.
The pampas grass plumes which have
been successfully raised in Santa Barbara
county for some years past, have here
tofore been sold in this country, but we
understand that, during the coming sea-
stead OF 300,0 900, and about half Of them
shipped to Europe. This is an industry
in which Southern California has no
competitors.
San Luis 0bispo county is enjoying
land boom similar to Los Angeles county
in certain sections. A large rancho has
been subdivided near Arroyo Grande,
one Of the most productive portions of
that county, and is selling at $500 per
acre for the business of dairying, for
which that county is famous. Most Of
the purchasers are Swiss, who thorough
ly understand the business.
Mr.. Collins, resident Of Santa Bar
bara county, was in the city day or
two since, and informs us that the con-
tinued reports Of the extension of the
San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley
Railway to Santa Barbara, San Buena-
ventura and Newhall, appear to be pre-
mature, and that no work is being ac-
beyond the present terminus.
1t is only question Of time, however.
1t is stated by the American Agri-
cultnrist that England. in addition to
her own product, imported about
500, 00O, 600 eggs from foreign countries
during the year ending July lst, 1888,
more than half OF which were shipped
eggs are dear in California, there being
but little eastern competition. the for
eign market being evidently more prof
table, or it would not be adopted.
@. P. r. Mohan, who kept saloon
near the depot and who was sent to the
hospital three days ago, died night be-
fore last, and was buried yesterday after
noon. He leaves wife and one child
In almost destitute circumstances. 1t is
said that when the man was taken to
the hospital he had in his saloon three
hundred dollars worth OF liquors, but
when the place was visited yesterday
the back door was open and none Of the
liquors were found. Mohan was form
srly butcher in Los Angeles. - Tucson
Star, Nor. 4th,
Yesterday evening. about o'clock,
rs two ladies residing on Fort street
were driving from Buena Vista street
across the river, the horse became
vicious and kicked himself loose from
the buggy, throwing one Of the ladies'
into the waller and injuring the buggy
seriously. The ladies' waded ashore,
and some citizens caught their wraps,
that were floating down the stream, and
also caught the vicious brute that made
all the mischief The ladies were pro-
vided with dry wraps by the neighbors,
and came home in the street cars, cheer
ily, but cold.
DBy request on center table, black gros
grain silk 9S cents, Peoples Store.
II, ucson Star says; A case par
aIIelV5 that Of Charley McComas came
10 light this week at Sabinola, a Mexican