Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-24

light and shadow, and appears wierd
and beautiful. The view Is well worth
mounting the hill to see.
The attention of miners who may wish
to visit tho new gold fields in Lower
California is directed to the advertise
ment headed "Miners. Attention" The
latest reports from those gold fields, we
learn, are very fattering; and, also,
that the first parties who started did
not reach the placers by reason Of hav-
ing taken the wrong route.
Sunday morning was one Of the most
Of the season. There was
no fog, and the Prince Of Sunshine,
"Old Sol, made his presence felt at an
early hour. Excursions, both by team
and rail. were the universal order of the
day, while Santa Monica received about
500 excursionists in search of pleasure
for the day.
All the sleeping cars of the Southern
Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroad
Companies are now supposed to be under
the ownership and management of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, of Chi
cago. All the Palace cars that are now
in use on our local roads will be adapted
to the Pullman style as rapidly as posi-
BILE at the railroad shops at Sacramento.
Gilt edged butter is very scarce in Los
Angeles at present, notwithstanding
that, besides our county product, q
great deal is imported from Cayucos and
San Rafael. Los Angeles county has
sections as well adapted to the making
Of butter as San Luis Obispo or Marin
counties, yet the output is very small.
Our dairymen should enlarge their pro-
duct, and get rich.
The first regular excursion of the
Knights Templar to the Triennial Con-
clave to be held in San Francisco next
month will leave New York on August
18th, at s o'clock A. NJ, by the New York,
Lake Erie n Western railway and con-
nections. The excursionists have the
choice OF the Southern route, via Los
Angeles, in ons direction. Most OF them
will probably stop off here en- route to
San Francisco.
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o;saa thoo,,,,o, 80 ~ -, 49, a,,a
buggy captured by officer Smith, arrived
ia this city on Sunday morning. He is
a a..,. I a." ~; s - ,s;a';a
a ~, ~ NJ ua.. ..i,' pm,
~ ~ san a. - - dasa;' T TIL
~ Pc .;s.sI Ii -, s 49,.
b. ~ FL r;o d,a hass 49, $3.50 vi
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pa.aho =, ~ =, 1850 s",;a;,a,, ~ aah
''o'''ao" ~ " "e'' """ 'e'''''''' 'peeo"'
The flow Of water from the Sutro tun-
mel appears, from official ports, to be
S,032, 700 gallons per day. Such How
Is about fourteen times as much as is
used IN the combined colonies oil Pasa-
dena, and the same or larger amount
can be obtained by making tunnel into
the Sierra Madres above Los Angeles.
ms addltion TO tine water supply oil the
city would make a continuous settlement
from the mountains TO the sea. When
VIII TINS important work be commenced!
The Roard NJ Trade vestardav sa,acted
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ill., Exnoa;,;on NJ sharh !.
route To Bartlett snrinos Cal. and il i
not known whether he viii accept the
position or not. The selection is very
and we hope the gentleman
may find it consistent with his other
duties to accept the position. Mr.. Shorb
is thoroughly acquainted with the inter
ests Of the country, and will faithfully
them.
rha n;on;, =, H. rh;u,ur;ah,s =. .ha
City Garden. on Sunday. was a great
success. There was large attendance.
and the company enioyed n pleasant
time under the shade of the beautiful
trees. 10 the prize dancing Kate Snlli-
van TOOK tue gold paige Tor her graceful
anu accurate exercise, In the 1907 race
between Argueiio ana Sanchez the Tor
mer was tne winner. ihers was plenty
% 60. ana drink' ana n me music with
spu1ls OF an kihhs. Inc 90 must nave
'haue very eooa sum out Oh 'he party
Mr.. J. W. Potts has presented the
office with n little branch If n
,hrao vooroId rInu, .,raa 1;,ara,I,- go
cred with plums. The branch Is bat
half an inch in diameter. twenty inches
in length, and contains fifty-six ripe,
lar, large damson pinms- This little
~ ava n "a ' aead adv e, e, to ~
the chill land" which used to be called
only fit for pasture. A large orchard Of
plum trees would be mine of wealth.
Who will set ont such an orchard?
In otto J,st;,a Nforo.n,s Gen.. 49,
's"
Ierday' REM Iarasno' drunk ana DIS
orderly, was fined SI5, which he paid.
Thomas Brice. for the same offense was
ga cox r;,h .ha.,toraa,;uoas,,~. -
: -, 49, " 80 ''''o - '"c"'s
miro Mendibles. also drunk and disor-
derby, $40 or ten days. Gayino Colango,
pam drunk, - OF nve DAYS. 'on i,n
Or twenty davs, lohsr 'a ON ths st,s sto
Mary Mulvehill, disturbing the peace.
SIS or fifteen days in Jail. All Chung.
peddling without license, was assessed
$40, which he paid.
IT. f.,,au.; 49,
!, 'o'o""s p~s''"se' a','seu i'o'''
the East, VIA the southern Pacihc and
last evening: G + Faust,
San Francisco: MIRA Kremer. Memphis.
t.. NJ r...,.o. r.. caI,.o,
aen"' "'' oon,p'Soh' Jas oo"p'''n
shreveport; X A Crews, Sallie Il Crews,
Fulton. nj o. Mrs ID - Richardson. Mo-