Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
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LOCAL BREvITIES.


Hot Tom and Jerry at the Bank Ex
change.
Mr.. H. B. Wright, Of San Jacinto
was in the city yesterday to cat 9
Thanksgiving dinner with his family
It is stated that spur track from the
narrow gauge railroad will be laid to the
fruit sannery over the river.
Stoves and tinware, S. NJ. Perry's, %
South Main street.
Mr.. Mark @. Jones, who has been at
San Francisco for the past fortnight, re-.
turned home-overlaud yesterday
The way port steamer Eureka arrived
at San Pedro yester lay, and will leave
for the nor.h to-day,
Messrs. j. X. vail and M. Dillon, Of
Los Angeles, are passengers by the Pa
circ Express Which arrives from the
East at 4;45 o'clock P. M, to-day,
Ex-Supervisor Harmon was in the city
yesterday. He reports The farmers in
his section all busy preparing for next
seasons crops.
Louis Roeder, Kroug, s. ii. Mum,
Extra Dry, Caehet Blanc. Eclipse, Green
Seal champagnes at II. J. Woollacotts,
&c and 2S N. Spring street.
Captain A. ]. Hutchinson, who has
been East buying thoroughbred Devon
cattle for the Cienega Rancho, returns
home by the Pacific Express due here at
4;45 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Fred Smith. railway engineer,
died yesterday morning at the Sisters
Hospital Of typhoid fever. His remains
were embalmed,by Ponet 4 Orr, prepara-
tory to removal to Massachusetts.
The joint Thanksgiving services held
at the Presbyter Church yesterday
morning were very impressive and large
ly attended. Other churches were also
well patronizsd by thanksgivers.
Many stores were closed yesterday in
honor of the day. while few kept open,
mostly saloons and restaurants. The
day Of giving thanks was celebrated by
the consumption of luscious edibles in a
liberal manner.
George Mlnk. while standing in
Webb & Co.'S mine near Bakersfield oa
Tuesday last, was crushed to death by q
falling rock. He was Dane, about %
years OF age, and supposed to have
frienis in Los Angeles.
We learn from the San Francisco Bul-
iefin that Asao cate Justice E. NJ. Ross,
of the Supreme Court, accompanied by
Mrs. Ross, will ieaVc that city in few
days on a visit to his old home in Vir-
ginia.
Youths and mems reversible ulsters
$3.50, SIS and SO. weiner's. Downey
Block.
1t is reported that Hamilton, the alb.
seonding City Treasurer Of Los Angeles,
who was sometime since reported sick
in the hospital at Portland, Oregon, has
paid the debt of nature and ia out of
public attention hereafter
The olive trees on the fruit ranch Of
Mr.. james Craig, at Pasadena, are grow
ing rapidly and look in bright and
healthy condition. All the upland olive
trees appear to be doing well and are free
from scalebug.
Mems Chinehil'a overcoats and uls-
ters ss. $40. sl2 and SIG at weiner's,
Downey Block.
The dog star S;rius, while the moon is
not brilliant, may be examined with ex-
celent results. 1t is visible from ii r.
NJ. to A. NJ. southeast Of Orion, and is
almost as brilliant as our largest planets.
Now is tho time to behold this king Of
the Exed stars.
Hon. j. D. Hines, Superior Judge Of
Ventura county, spent Thanksgiving in
this city yesterday, en- route te San Ber-
nardino. He will return on Monday and
remain few days to complete the ad-
judicationef several cases tried by him
on his visit to our city. He is always
welcome, and the only regret is that his
comings are not more frequent.
A rumor was current on the street last
night that private telegram had been
received from Tucson, stating that the
leader OF the gang which ditched and
robbed the train near Gage, New Mex
leo, last Saturday, had surrendered to
the authorizes and disclosed the names
and hiding places of his comp inionr,
We were unable TO trace the rumor to
any reliable source.
Boys' overaoats and ulsters, to IL
years, $3.50 at Weiner's, Downey Block.
A few years since First street was
two squares in length from Fort to Main
street, where il narrowed down in q
peculiar shape as far as Los Angales
street, where ii was again widened and
dropped OF gra iually in the brush ad.
means of communication across the
liver and with Downey City and vicinity.
Gentlemen interested in the hydraulic,
quartz and placer gold mines, who had a
fair start for the season after the rain OF
October 26ih, are IN the blues again, as
the water has again subsidized. and only
srastras can be used, and those only in
certain localities. Few placeres are
being worked--a few by Cinnamon and
Mexicans. each Of whom are content with
small profits.
A fiye-stamp mill has been unloaded
at the White Water railroad station, and
is now being transported by Ollie Smith
and others to the 20 Palm district. The
ore designed to be worked is free mill.
ing, from large veins and very rich.
Numerous ledges have been recently To-
Gated, and the Palm district will In the
near future undoubtedly add another to
the many rich mining districts Of our
county. San Beraardino Times.
The Alpha Range at s. NJ. Perm 5, 2s
South Main street.
Formerly Christmas was the grand day
Of the year in Los Angeles. and splen-
did one II is with all its associations. but
the advent Of multitude of Eastern
people within few years past has
brought Thanksgiving Day up to high
rank among holidays. OF course 1t can.
not compete with the grand holiday,
but people are getting accustomed to
celebrate 1t by gastYonomical triumphs
and other entertainments.
Consumption is caused by rectal ulcer.
Cure guaranteed if taken ip time. Con.
sultation free. G. E. Smith, NJ. D., is
South Main street. over Aockerblum's
drug store. n29 Iw
Mr.. +. Block, the genial travelling
agent for Messrs. Rsiss Bros, the exsen.
Awe cloth importers Of San Francisco,
after a successful visit to our city, re.
turned home yesterday evening. 10
celebrate his Thanksgiving, be,