Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-26

Iulare City as 1t was getting under g0ot
Roadway, on Thursday night, but missed
his hold and fell on the ground with on,
leg ON the track. The limb was cut Of
below the knee.
The new Hellman Block, on Mali
street near First. soon to be occupied b,
the Grange store on the ground story
and the city officials in the second story
nears completion. The tin roof is nov
being completed, and the interior finish
ing will at once follow.
The President Of Honduras, Marco
A. Soto, and the ex-President of the
Province Of Panama, United States o
Colombia, Senior B. Carrasco, are visit
ing San Francisco. The former gentle
man on business, and the latter on thu
score of health. We trust they viii
visit Los Angeles.
Henry Wulftesteig, German of hal
unsound mind, living near Orange
attempted to shoot himself to death OF
Thursday morning. The ball entered
his mouth and lodged into his neck
and the would be suicide is neither com
Portable nor happy. He made bad
job Of it.
The Southern Pacific now carries
more freight to the eastward than
the Central Pacific. Last month the
Central took 7,086, 100 pounds freight,
while the Southern Pacific Railroad car.
ried 1925, $50 pounds. OF this amount
Los Angeles county shipped 1900, 0O(
pounds.
Attention is directed to the auction
sale, at the Temple-street stables, at II
A. NJ. to-day, of carriages and gentle
driving horses, by Il. W. Noyes, the pic.
Deer auctioneer of Los Angeles. Any
one desiring to secure first-class driy-
ing horse should be sure to attend.
Mr.. Richard Grid, who made the Chi
no ranch in mines at Tombstone, ap-
pears to be filled with a desire to make
another half million in mines, and with
chat object in view has started out for
the Calico mines with the veteran pros
pectors, Frank and Charley Meacham
He will get q mine before he returns
even if he goes to New Mexico for it.
Millinery in all branches, Peoples
Store.
Read the advertisement Of the Polaski
Brothers on our local page, in which
they inform the citizens Of Los Angeles
that dus notice will be given Of the be-
ginning of the sale of clothing and fur
nishing goods damaged by the recent
fire. Every one who wishes to secure a
nobby suit cheap will do well to wait
for their opening.
Several Of our citizens have expressed
their satisfaction at the remarks of the
HERALD in regard to rotten hose for the
ire department and the removal Of the
telephone wires. These wires are so
close to the HERALD building that it
would be inaccessible from the street
for ladders to the upper story in case Of
ire. A change to underground is me-
cessity of the times.
A little daughter Of Judge D. NJ.
Adams fell from the porch Of bis house
at Santa Monica last Saturday and broke
one Of the bones Of the hip. 1t is a
very difficult hurt to heal, and may cause
many weeks OF labor in caring for the
little sufferer. She was yesterday
brought to town for surgical treatment
and is stopping at the st. Charles.
Santa Ana shipped for the past week:
Oranges, 1861 boxes, 92,73O pounds;
eggs, Al cases, 1920 pounds; lemons, It's
boxes. 1890 pounds; beans, 81 sacks,
43l0 pounds; one barrel pears and one
of peaches, All pounds; general mer-
chandise, $500 pounds; 4 boxes butter,
lG0 pounds; one car coal, 28, 500 pounds;
8 cases lard, $50 pounds; one coop fowls,
200 pounds. Total. l49, 100 pounds.
The assignees of the Santa Ana VAL
ley Bank have paid this week ten per
cent. dividend, making twenty per cent,
paid to depositors. They still have 440
acres of land near Anahoim. and the
bank building and other buildings. to
sell. II the present demand for land
continues good, the probability is that
the depositors will come out all right,
which was least expected six months ago.
Pacific Coast enterprise Is illustrated
in the new invention Of Portland
genius, who has started fishery and
cannery combined, ahoat. The vessel
is a steamer, and is propelled by two
screws. In catching salmon and dog.
ish, the owner, instead of wasting the
refuse oil, catches it in tanks and sells
il. Why should not such scheme be
successful regarding our Southern Cali
fornia Coast.
Rev. DR.. Weston. assistant rector Of
Trinity Church, New York, will preach
In st. Paul's Episcopal Church to-mor.
row at IL A. NJ. Rev. DIR. Rowland, Of
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, New
York, is also visiting Los Angeles. An,
other Episcopal clergyman, also named
Weston, from the same city, is in the
city on visit. All three Of these Doc
tors Of Divinity are leaders in the Epis-
oopal Church Of the Empire City.
Persons about to furnish houses will
find it TO their interest to call at the
Mammoth Store Of Mr.. Louis Mesmer,
corner Of Requena and Los Angeles
streets. His stock-is one OF the largest
ever brought to the Pacific Coast. and
embraces the newest and most elegant
designs. He has also full line of car
pets OF the best makes and latest pat
terms His prices will be found reason
able, and his motto is Live and Let
Iive.p
A GERMAN woman fa- cook is adver,
tised for in onr New To-Day,
The people of Colorado, who have
suffered so severly from the recent hail.
storms. are beginning to consider what
they shall do to be saved from like
calanities. The matter is simple
enough. Let the people conduct the
streams of the mountains out On the
plains and plant forest tiees, which W I
prevent these icy visitants most effectu-
ally.
The only descendants Of Amerigc
vespucci, the Florentines, who gave biz
name to America, are two aged unmar
ried ladies living at Rome, Italy. They
are now petitioning the authorities ia
continue the allowance of ten crowns O
month heretofore paid to the male mem
bers of the family, the last of whom
died seven years ago, since which time
the payment has been discontinued. II
they will come to Los Angeles we will
get them up benefit.