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CITY AND SUBURBS.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
winteh ahbaxis KJtKsrr t.. a. as.p. a, ii.
Arrive— Depart.
!i OH A. M. 10 (111 A. M.
2 IQ 1". M. 3 45 I. M.
Tiii' above to nil" except on days of steam
ers'arrival and departure, when trains will
run to connect With steamers.
STA'IK LINKS.
Arrive. Deport.
Telegraph stage Line StOO P. M, 12:30 i\ m.
Coast Lino Stages OHM) p. M. 5:00 a. M,
san Bernardino Line 1:30 c. m. n-:\».\. st,
San Diego Stage Line 4:00 p. M. 7t3OA. M.
Every style or Painting and Glatlng
don.- In the highest stylo of art, and at reason
able rates, by C. Raphael A Co.
»ar" J, Colin keeps tine Havana and Domes
tic Cigars. No. til Main street, Downey ,s Block,
Thompson A Gerson's saloon.
Ml The tido of immigration Is steadily set
ling In, and the first thing eastern people do
is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
a new one of DtSMo.M). They say there Is no
comparison between Ihe two.
The only place where the genuine
Interchaaaable Pebble spectacles win be
found is n! Fisher A Uo'S Jewelry Store, 117
Main street, They are made ofthe best ma
terial, uniform In density and of high refrac
tive power. Come, all ye who 11x3 tor good
eye-Night, and try them.
Of Sj.oolal lii lores! to Farmers.
At the Esperanza Store, No. 108
Main street, will be found th" largest nnd
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquori,Cigar*,etc,, in Southern California.
It Is well known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line nt from Aye to ten
percent, cheaper than nt any other store In
Los Angeles; also that the highest price Is
i paid for all kinds or country produce. All
j goods delivered to any part of the city tree of
I chars'.
Time is ou the wing. To make it
pass more slowly and pleasanler watch it
closer by buying s Clock at Fisher A Co's
Jewelry Store, »i 7 Main street, Los Angeles,
Look nt Tills!
The only plane in the city to get
choie.. Engravings, Chromoa, on Paintings,
etc., Is at M. V. Ponet's,o6 Main street, where
you can bay them cheap for cash, or pay In
weekly Installments of from 25 cents to |1, ac
cording to the amount purchased,
Look Here.
"Eat, drink and be merry" at
Johnny Moore's San Francisco Restaurant,
ou Commercial street. Johnny Isaa acknowl
edged prince among restauranteurs. The best
meats and vegetables ate need and cooked in
the most palatable manner. Take your meals
at Johnny's and you will feel truly refreshed.
All mean2scents.
The Cliyai House.
The California oysters kept in the
elegant establishment of Mr. Cuyas, near the
I'lco House, have special qualities, owing to
tiie system followed by the above named gen
tleman in fattening and preserving them ns
fresh us when taken out of the sea. levers of
oysters can see for themselves and beeon-
Vinced. Chocolate, coffee, tea ami other re
freshments, ull lirst-class, are also served
then. There can be found for sale Sherry
Wine, Muscatel, imported from Spain, by
Mr. Cuvas, and best brands of Havana Ci
gars, lie also keeps it good slock of perfu
mery, toys nnd candies of all kinds. no'.l-2w
/ing a song of Fischer
I Who make der vatches fly;
Four und dwendy beoples
< lolng dhere to guy.
Yen der shtore is obened
Moster Fischer pagtas to sing,
For he (beta so mighty goot
Dot he Is bleoaed mil efery ding.
I Hiere vas a man vat svord a leetle
Yen his vateb no longer run,
End he goes down by that shtore
I'ml puys a pr.ui new yon.
Tn Ird and last arrival of the latest
styles In Millinery Goods from the Bast, at the
New York Store; 25 to 50 per cent, given to all
I purchasers at the Great Closing Out Sale.
J novlHwl
f I • AH men ought to know that all kinds of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
ness ami dispatch by a regular tailor. The
finest imported ami Domestic Cloths always
on hand at D. W. Fitapatrick'*, corner of
Court and Spring streets, •
Till-: Emerson, Weber and ('bicker
ing pianos for sale on the Instalment plan.
J. D. PATRICK, Traveling Agent, Leave or
ders at llclliuan's Book Store. nov22nil*
Supreme Court.
I The following local cases were set
I for hearing in the Supreme Court,
November _oth:
Merrill vs. Morenhaut -From First
District, Lios Angeles; ejectment; ap
peal by plaintiff from the judgment
and from an order denying a new
'trial. Henry Hancock for appellant;
V. E. Howard and Y. Sepulveda for
respondent.
Gra/.idal vs. Bustranchure—From
Seventeenth District, Los Angeles;
action for the value of a dog; appeal
by plaintiff from an order setting aside
a default. J. It. McConnell and C. G.
Johnston for appellant; Thorn & Ross
for respondent.
Hancock vs. Thorn—From Seven
teenth District, Los Angeles; action
for professional services as attorney-at
law; appeal by plaintiff from an order
denying a new trial. Henry Hancock
for appellant; Thorn & Ross for res
pondent.
Hancock vs. Pico—From Seven
teenth District, Los Angeles; action
for professional services; appeal by
plaintiff from the judgment, Ganahl
<fe McDaniel for appellant; Glassell,
Chapman & Smith for respondent.
Langeuberger, Blochman & Co. vs.
Kraeger—From Seventeenth District,
Los Angeles; action for money due on
account—upon a check, protested; ap
peal by plaintiffs from the judgment
and from an order denying a new trial.
ltclluToiis Notices.
I Catholic Cauasa —Rev. P. Baatre, Pastor,
1 Masses ut ti, 11:30, V aim SA. M. High Mass ut
10:90 A. M, Cateohiem, BP. M. Vespers at 4
II E. Cncitcu, FOBT Street—Preuching ut
II A. M.and 7 I*. M., by tlio pastor. Sunday
School ut 2W; o'clock. All are Invited. Seats
free. .f. M. Campbell, Pastor.
Episcopal Church—Services for the pres
ent ln the hall of the Hood Templars. SI Main
street, up-stalrs. Hours, 11 A. M. and ;i P. M.
Sunday School, 9% .
Conoreoational ClIt'RCH— Subject to-day,
"Angelic Ministries, or Our Earthly Observed
lv Heaven." Evening-" The Things into
which the Angels desire to LOOK." Joslnh
Utiles, Pastor pro tern.
1 M. E. Church South—Preaching at Leek's
Hall every Sabbath at 11A.M. and 7 P. M.
Sunday School P. M. Rev. A. M. Camp
bell, Pastor. Communion service to-day at 11.
Hubjeot for this evening—"By the Skin of the
Teeth."
Export h.
Following is a list of exports received at the
depot, awaiting shipment Nov. 22:
Walnuts, sks ISO Barley, sks 15
Corn Meal, sks 4) Lemons, bxs" 2
Corn, sks 121 Merchandise, b.ts 15
Dried Peaches, sks...,lS Bullion, brs a*)
Deans, sks 2t)
Thcriiioinetrleal Keconl.
\coordlng to the plan of the Smithsonian In
stitute' Kept specially for tho Hkkai.l) by
Brodrick * Co., November 22.
9a. M «2» I'IV. M W, lOP. M 03
Average, M.L
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Mohongo brought 330 tons
freight and 7 > passengers yesterday.
Our worthy Deputy Sheriff, Al
bert Johnson ami ludy, will arrive
shortly.
Mr. Matthews reports 1,800 bars of
bullion ready for shipment on the up
trip of the Mohongo.
Twelve car loads of freight, in all 120
tons, were despatched to Wilmington
yesterday afternoon.
The Pico House cost $18,000, and the
furniture 184,000. The figures in yes
terday's issue were wrong.
The Mohongo took from Anaheim
Landing, yesterday (Saturday), 8,224
gallons of wine lor New York.
San Diego races promise to be a suc
cess. A large number of horses are
there ami the track is reported in
splendid condition.
The lines are down and no dispatches
were received last evening. The af
ternoon news we reprint from from
and credit to the Evening Expreu.
The Santa Barbara Index under its
new proprietor, shows a great improve
ment. May it long continue to in
crease its circulation and its useful
ness.
Henry Stoll arrived home again
yesterday, safe and sound, and looking
hearty as ever after his six weeks trip
East. He has had a very pleasant
trip and enjoyed himself thoroughly.
Last evening's Exprcna does not con
vey quite a correct idea of the demand
made by Henry Hazard forthe return
of his entry money. The terms were
that five should enter, and it is proba
ble that as he gave notice beforehand,
his request will be yet complied with,
supposing it to be in conformity with
the rules of the National Association.
Rev. 11. 11. Messenger of San Gabriel
is the recipient of a large lot of Chiora
Lime seed from Nicaragua, C, A. It
was presented by the U. S. Consul,
Wm. Rufus Mead, to Captain Clarke.
The latter gentleman's laud not being
suitable for the propagation of the
seed he has delivered it over to Mr.
Messenger. The Chiora Lime is t! c
most valuable and precious variety ex
tant.
The Express report- that the Claren
don lias a French cook who is a ven
triloquist of the first order. He car
ries on conversations with imaginary
persons in a wonderful manner. Voices
are heard in the ovens, from under
the tables, and from every corner,
sometimes seeming to be a mile off,
and at others rising from the barrels.
He has scared the Chinamen nearly
to death and they lirmly believe he is
akin to the devil.
Patrons ol Husbandry.
At a meeting of the committee ap
pointed by the District Council to
make arrangements for an anniversary
celebration on the 4th day of December
next, the following programme was
adopted:
Music by I he Hand.
Prayer by Rev. & o. settle, Chaplain of the
District Council.
Opening Ode- Full Chora* of Patrons.
Poem, by P. C. Tonner, of Eureka Orange.
Music.
Oration, by lion. John S. Thompson, ol Los
Angeles Orange.
Music.
Dinner.
M iscel lancoua Speak i ng.
The present terminus of the Ana
heim branch of the railroad has been
selected as the place of meeting, anil
the committee desire all Grangers to
be on the ground promptly at 101
o'clock, as exercises will begin at 11.
Other particulars will be transmitted
to Masters of Granges.
That portion of the public who are
friendly to the "Farmers' Movement"
are cordially invited to meet with us.
By order ofthe Committee.
J. F. Marqcls, Sec.
Stage Arrivals and Departures—Nov. 22.
TELEGRAPH LINE.
Arrivals —H. Trunkman, Mr. Park,
_-. P. Foster, Mr. Bushey, R. Devine.
Departures—W. A. Seamans, F.
Kramer, A. B. Elder, F. Sackett, C.
Sackett, C. A. Hammond, T. Sherwin,
T. S. Perkins, \V. C. Hill, C. Sullivan,
(}. Duncan, Mr. Pico.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Arrivals —Chas. Johnson, Mr. Gold
baum, Capt. Pishon and one other.
Departures—James Shannon, Geo.
Flemmiug, H. Cohn, Mrs. Boyet.
COAST LINE.
Arrivals—Mr. Peter.
Departures—Mr. Loughborough, J.
AY. Pond, J. H. Hornback.
SAN DIEGO.
Arrivals—W. H. Huse, Mr. Murks,
E. Roth, and one other.
Departures—S. H. Fisher.
Hotel Arrivals.
Clarendon—Mrs. and Miss Dodd,
Mission; John Nobles and sons, San
Bernardino; J. F. Reilly, San Fran
cisco; K. T. C. Jamison, Oakland; E.
A. Phelps, El Monte; M. Goldbauni,
H. J. Pishon, San Bernardino; Capt.
S. J. Wheeler, San Pedro; Phillip Ri
vanet, Semi Ranch; Peter Flur, Santa
Barbara; Thos. Fusejo, a Ne\v Mexico.
U. S. Hotel—H. York, Chico; W.
Fesenfeld, Marysville; J. L. Williams,
Kansas; If. S. Sinnett and wife, Iowa;
J. W. Searls, San Francisco; John D.
Creigh, do; P. C. Reed and wife, Chi
cago; John Ames and wife, do; D. W.
Wells, Santa Ana; E. Toohey, Walk
er's Basin; D. P. Walsh, Telegraph
Stage Line; L. D. Green, Walker's
Basin.
Lafayette Hotel—Jean Rcdoudo and
lady, San Francisco; F. H. Stahl, Ta
hiti; Geo. P. Sharpies, Sacramento;
O. M. Shaw, Oregon; Wm. H. Potter,
Petaluma; Joe Murr, Arizona; Rout
Furlong, New River; C. Soward, El
Monte.
Pic© House—Dr. Piatt, Santa Bar
bara; L. J. Frazee, Louisville, Ky.; J.
S. Stwese, do; H. Baldridge, San Fan
cisco; F. Jansen and Lady, New York;
T. C. Chapman, San Francisco; Amos
Frankle, Germantown, Pa.; Henry
Simpson, Paola, Kansas; J. F. Turn
lield; Springfield, 111.; De Witt P. Fos
ter, Prescott, A. T.; J. H. Strowbridge,
Oakland.
THE (Ol llls.
District Court—Widnky, J.
The jury In the Dominguez ease came In at
BA. M. yesterday. They found a verdict of
guilt jjof minder in the second degree. Friday,
Nov. 28th, was the day set for sentence.
In the eases of Pleo vs. Cuyus, und Ileaudry
vs. Feleh, a remittitur has been returned from
tho Supreme Court, ulflrmlng a Judgment In
both decisions.
Bennett vs. Bennett—Divorce—Se! lor trial
on Monduy.
Adjourned until Monday at 10 A. M.
Rent Estate Transactions.
Deeds tiled for record for the 24 hours end
ing at o'clock, Nov. 21st, 1873, as reported for
the, Daily Herald by Judsan A Gl|le|te,
Searchers of Records for Imh Angeles county:
J. O. Nichols et nl to E. 11. Klnenid-15 acres
on corner of Pico and Grasshopper streets;
12,000.
Geronlino Lopez to John 11. Jones— Vi Inter
est in lot 4, block 17, Ord's survey; »400.
Ellsulde Agullaret ul to Dolores Agullar—
Lot on Main between First and Second sts.;
tm.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Editor Herald:—Now that the
question of a United States Senator is
before tiie people, and seeing that one
of the San Francisco papers has prom
inently set forth the name of Gov. J.
G. Downey as a thoroughly eminent
and lit man to represent our great
State in that body, permit me to in
vite the attention of the State at large
to the fitness and propriety of this ex
cellent name for that honorable posi
tion. Governor Downey is a represen
tative man. A man Mho is thorough
ly identified with every conceivable
interest of the entire State. A man
whom our people feel, seizes hold, and
comprehends our resources, and who
is not in connection, or entangled ln
alliance with any of the great monopo
lies in this State, or the United States;
a careful, shrewd thinker—both in
matters of local concern, as well as the
graver matters of State; a man who
would bring to bear an untrammeled
judgment and a devotion of mind in
which the whole people of the State of
California would feel was exercised
for their greatest possible good. The
whole State, for once, ought to concede
to Southern California this honor.
We have never had a member of Con
gress or a Senator during the twenty
years of our State sovereignty, and
surely the time has arrived when this
justice should be conceded.
GRANGER.
Fire.
The fire brigade were called out last
evening about six o'clock by an alarm
of fire on San Pedro street. It proved
to be the stable of Mr. Herwig, the
express man, which, with several
bales of hay was entirely consumed.
Mr. Herwig's horses were got out
without injury. The stable of Mr.
Heller, adjoining, also took fire, but
the flames were extinguished without
much damage, except a slight scorch
ing of one of the horses. The fire com
pany did good service as soon as they
got to work; but had some difficulty
in getting water. It is fortunate that
it was a calm evening, as, if a strong
wind had been blowing, much greater
loss would probably have occurred.
Frelg-lit List.
Following Isa list of Imports from Snn Fran
cisco, per steamer Mohongo, Nov. 21, 1873,
marked:
Pkgs III) BA C 27
A Winkler. 11 II II A Co 45
A L li J M A Co 170
A 0 C lUO .1 1* 4
A WShubeii 1 J Schumacher 1
A It 14 J P Taylor 1
HA R 20 .ISChatton 1
I A C 10 I F Gerkins 2
B A L 4 J Luber 1
Bell A Green 1 J L Ward 1
B A A 13 .1 0 Adrls 1
C luhr IJBSACo 1
C Hummes 2 J M Searle, 23
C R 15 J It Kowley 15
C M 20 J W Bixby 1
C Rayual 19 I Norton* Co 1
Dr 1) Terry 42 J B Masearel ACo 9
Dottcr A Bradly 30 J Lapatie 2
Or L Collier 5 X A F 40
Dunsmoor Bros 7 Xl 20
DPACo 15 KAN 5
KUreenbaum 90 i. Lehman 19
EI. w 1 LA DA 6
E A J. 38 I, L S8
F Bros 9 L Boeder. 97
FP Howard 11 L 4 C 10
F Duprat 1 L M Wilson 14
F Butler 2 L A A S P R R 3
FGauthier 2 La Croniea 2
G Hinds 2 If A Co 172
G CKgall 2 M Mayer 7
Geo .Stevens 17 MrsAWGard 9
G LA Co 16 M W A Co 31
GBK 1 Mills and H01br00k..32
H Newbauer 4 M W 49
H H Messenger 1 || Ritter 4
II A J 7 M Stone 9
II A D 39 M G Santa Cruz 3
HS G 2 N J 43
H t» O W C 2
II N A Co 890 P Bon 2
11 A R 15 P W A Co 31
H Messmer 1 It A H 2
Herald 9 R A Co 150
Haines A Shepherd...2 RMA Co 4
H N i RRACo 32
RLem 1 W Rapp 1
SWA Co 213 W Mcl) 7
SLA Co 11 W H Swain „1
S Hellman 5 W W R 2
S Prager 1 WT Shields 1
S Meyer 3 V W L 7
SAB 47 YC B 4
TWOtls I WFACo li
Tiffany* Co g[J BTaffree l
T Leahy 1 Rev M W Glover 4
T May 1
TA B 4 280 tons
V Ponet 13 75 passengers.
Nan Franelaeo Money Market.
San Fhancisco, Nov. 22.
Gold— Opened in New York at 109%
GKKENIIACKB—9I(»92.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
lr*ort of Sun lr»edro.
Arrived.
Nov. 21-Stmr Mohongo, Douglass; passen
gers und freight for Los Angeles.
Sailed.
Nov. 22—Sehr Eclipse, Hay ward; in ballast
for Humboldt Day.
J. B. SAUNDERS, M. 1). CII. V. HEIN7.EMAN, P. O
J. B. SAUNDERS & CO.,
■JJRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
7li MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES.
The CHOICEST TOILET ARTICLES, the
PUREST DRUGS and PATENT MEDICINES
of al I kinds. BY Prescriptions earetully com
pounded day and night. no2-lm2p
GAMBRINUS BREWERY,
JjMRST STREET, LOS ANGELES.
Fine Lager Beer for sale
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT,
nof-lmlp JOS. LEIBER, Proprietor.
HENRY BUDDEN,
PI ANO-FORTE TUN EjR,
REGCLATOR * REPAIRER. nTTU
Organs nnd IMolotleonH A<l jusited.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
References—Brixlrlck's Store; Editor HER
ALD. no2tf4p
S. B. CASWKI.I.. J. P. ELLIS.
CASWELL & ELLIS,
JM PORTERS
And Dealers in Ueneral Merchandise,
80 AND 82 MAIN STREET,
_oc2-tf Los Anoki.ks.
IF
YOU WANT YOUR HOUSE OR
Wagon painted to suit tbe times, call on
THOMAS RILLEY.on FIRST STREET.
Also GRAINING AND MARBLEINO done
on moderate terms. nol-3mlc3p
Bakersfield Saloon.
JOHN R. TUNGATE, PROP'R.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
and the
BEST BILLIARD SALOON IN KERN CO.
My old Los Angeles friends, please give me
a call. My place is next the Telegraph Stage
Company's office. 00281f3p
M. TEED,
CONTRACTOR AND RUILDER,
Snop on First Street,
Between Main nnd Spring, I/is Angeles,
es - Jobbing done neatly and with Dispatch
nos-im.3p
BANKING HOUSES.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS
33 _V. TV Ii
OF LOS ANGKLEB.
Capital .~- 8600,000
JOHN 0. DOWNEY President
I. W. HELLMAN Cashier
Exchange for sale >n
Mini Francisco, New York.
London, Dublin,
frank fori. Paris and
Berlin. Hamburg.
Receives Deposits and Issues Its certificates.
Buys and sells Legal Tenders, Government,
State, County and City Bonds. Will also pay
the highest price for Oold nnd Sliver Bullion.
From and after this date, on nil moneys
left us term deposits. Interest will be allowed.
I.QB Angples, July I, IS7I. oc.-lm
THE _B_A_^__:.
WM. WORKMAN. . V. P. K. TEMPLE.
TEMPLE & WORKMAN,
BANKERS.
TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES.
Receive Deposits, Issue their Certificates nnd
transact a
GENERAL BANKING 111 SI.NESS.
DRAW ON THE LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK [LIMITED],
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Exchange for sale on
New: York, llninbure,
London, lterliii and
Pnriw, Frankfort.
Legal Tenders, Bullion, Gold Oust and Gov
ei nment.State, County and City Bonds bought
and Sold. Receive valuables for safe keep
ing. oc2-tf
-yt
WOLFENSTEINS'S
A. n T
And Photographic Gallery
The Best Pictures of every
Description. Old Pic
tures Copied and En
larged. Best Artists
Employed. Best fa
cilities in the
City. All work
"W nrr fi ii t c <1.
JOHN OSBORNE,
PIONEER PACKAGE EXPRESS
AND CITY PACKAGE DELIVERY.
MOVING PIANOS AND ORGANS
A SPECIALTY.
Pianos Unpacked and Repacked.
Anything Delivered, from an Envelope to
the largest Case ever shipped, to all parts of
the city and country. Baggage called for in
time for the trains.
tt*V Leave orders on the slate at the office, In
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office, corner Main mid
Market streets, or P. 0. box 2Si>. • no.l-lrnis
Copartnership Notice.
rpHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
_- fore existing under the firm name of
DOTTER A LORD, General Furniture Dealers,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Isaac W. Lord having sold his Interest to C.
H. Bradley. JOHN C. DOTTER,
ISAAC W. LORD.
The above mentioned business, from this
date (November Ist), will be continued at the
old stand by DOTTER & BHADLEY, who as
sume the liabilities and collect the debts of
the old firm, and hope to uteri) B continuance
of the generous pat i image heretofore extended
to Hotter «.*. Lord.
DOTTER & BRADLEY.
Los Angeles, November Ist, IH7.S. no7-5m
Delmonico Restaurant,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE com
mercial, Los Angeles, California.
OPEN nt ALL HOURS,
BfiS"Tho choicest delicacies of the Best Mar
kets always on the Bill of Fare. Elegant
DINNERS AND LUNCHES at a moment's
notice. JAS. MUNROE & CO,,
no2-imlp Proprietors.
CONGRESS HALL
SATTER & BAYER,
PROPRIETORS,
Basement, cor. Main and Hcquiuu Sts.
All the delicacies ofthe season. A NICE
COLD LUNCH at a minute's notice, wines,
Ales, Porters, Liquors ami Champagnes, oi
tho very choicest brands.
Caviar, Nnrdelleu.KwiNMnud Limbiirger
Chee»e.
A fine Billiard Table In the Hall. oc2-2p
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED,
All Kinds of
■BWZNO MACHINES
TIIOBOt GIILY REPAIBKB
AT THE FAIR BY M. C. RAKER,
general sewing machinist of twenty-two
years experience. no-l.'l-tf
NOW
LADIES, YOU CAN BUY FIRST
class
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Just arrived direct from the East.
We nre determined to make one GRAND
CLEARING SALE, and oiler our large stock,
commencing the season, at 75 cents on the
Dollar, ut No. 1 Spring street.
no.-lmts MRS. J. E. SMALL.
EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA
OYSTERS— FRESH BY EVERY"
steamer, will be served up in every style,
ut the orner of
COMMERCIAL AND LOS ANOELES STS.,
By '•JAKE" BAEIS, (formerly with H,
Doekweiler) anil CHAS. WALDEN.
na.GIVE THEM A CALL. ocll-lm
JOHN COLDS WORTHY,
JAEPUTY IT.l T . S. MINING AND
LAND SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER
Room «, Downey's—lock, Los Angeles.
novltf
DUPUY * COS
CITY OMNIBUS LINE!
RUNS ON MAIN STREET FROM
THE PLAZA TO WASHINGTON [GAR
DEN, EVERY HALF HOUR
WH V FOOT IT,
when DUPUY will carry you in his elegant
'bus, at TWELVE FARES FOR A .DOLLAR?
novlpltf
Montana Meat Market.
THEODORE FROSH LINGER.
The best und tenderest meats «_
ln the market. None but the Y__3__
Primest Beef and Mutton i-tlff
ever to be found. Note the address—Montana
Meat Market, Main street near First, Los An
geles. ocUtf
S. HELLMAN,
NEW TEMPLE HLOCK, NO. 95
Main street and No. 8 Spring street, next
to the Posiofllce, Los Angele , Wholesale and
retail dealer ln
Books, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco,
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc.
Agent (or White's Patent Money Drawer.
n oft-1 moh
HOME MANUFACTURERS.
Our Own Manufacture!
THE OIVI_Y
CRACKER BAKERY
In tho City!
A Large Stock of fresh Crack
ers always on Hand.
TVedLcliiig- CJalio«
On bund and made to order at short notice.
Tastefully decorated CAKF.S of any design, at
reasonable prices. Also,
RREAI), PIES AND CAKES,
Fresh every day, at the
AMERICAN BAKERY.
no.-] in Is
Los Angeles Woolen Mill
NTOBE,
SACRIBTE, ELLIOTT & CO
DEALERS IN WOOL, AND MAN
UFACTURERS of
All Wool CasNlmcrea,
TneedM. Flannel*. Blankets, etc.
Allourgoods are PURE WOOL, and war
ranted us represented. Consumers can
Save 25 to 33 per cent.
by buying direct from us. STORK AT THK
" WHITE HOUSE," corner of Los Angeles
and Commercial streets. oc„f-2p
California Bakery.
/CORNER MAIN & MARCHES
\J BAULT STREETS.
FRESH BREAD, PIES and CAKES
EVERY DAY. M.CAKEB of every sort or
kind made to order. Orders promptly at tend
ed to- nolflmlpl
ANAHEIM ADVERTISEMENTS.
PL A NTERS 7 HOTEL,
Cor. Los Angeles and Center streets,
ANAHEIM, CAL.,
JOHN FISCHER Pi:oim;ictok.
OFFERS FIRST-CLALSS Ac
commodations to the traveling public.
All stages arrive ut and depart from this
house. Terms moderate. nolt-tf
ANAHEIM HOTEL,
MAX NEBELCNO, Proprietor.
QUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
kj? for travelers and visitors. Stages from
all parts Ofthe country arrive end depart
from this house.
Attached to the hotel nre
N. H. MITCHELL'S
Pioneer Livery, Sale and Feed Stables,
RENTER STREET, OPPOSITE
VV Poplar Row, ANAHEIM.
The very best accommodations for visitors
and travellers.
GrCiitlo £4ail<Ue Horses
constantly on hand, ami furnished at shortest
notice. oclltf
REOPEivrva
■ Of
MENDEL MEYER'S
NEW YORK
DRY GOODS STORE,
Cor. Los Angeles and Commercial Sts.,
lIKIXSCH BLOCK.
HAVING RETURNED FROM
Europe „ the East with a large stock of
Dt*y <;oo<iw,
«<»n<>i' Clott-inff*
(LATEST STY LBS)
1 loot M mid Slioes,
llntM mid CnpN,
Triuil<w, Vttla— 01,
I 'uJ'i»isliiii«>- C*oo<ln,
Of the Latent Styles nml I'ntteriiH.
I solicit the patronage of my old friends
and the public ln general. All are invited to
call and inspect my stock, whether they
wish to purchase or not.
MF.XOEI, MEYER.
Mr. Meyer notifies all persons Indebted to
him to cull and settle up Immediately, or the
accounts will he placed In the hands of an
attorney for collection. noli
T. A. CAREY'S
__! Semi-Tropical ___
tv xj. i? i_ 11 _m.
Grafted, Budded and Seedling Orange,
Lemon, Mexican Lime, English
Walnut, Apple, Peach,
Pear, Fig,
Aud Genuine LniiK'iiedoc Almoin! Trees
Call and examine my stock. Priced cata
logue sent free. Address PostofhVe Mox 26.1.
Los Angeles, Cal. THOS. A. UAKEY.
nol-3m
Guitar and Singing.
pROFESSOR M.. S. AREVALO
has returned to this city, and will resume
his classes.
Private Lessons and Lessons to Classes
Apply ut BBODRICK'S Hook and Music
Store. oelWm2p_
RAA MEN WITH TEAMS, TO
k3\J\J bring their wives and children to
Buy Goods at the Dollar Store.
Present prices being
33 to 100 per t'eiit. lc«a than Elaew here.
lUj- Remember the plnce, No. 102 Main St.,
opposite the Court House. no->-lni2p
JUST OPENED!
rpHE FORT STREET MARKET,
Fort Street, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets,
Where can be found at all times, choice
STEAKH,
KOASTS,
CHOPS, Etc.,
Which will be sold at reasonable rates,
STItICTLY ioi- CASH!
MEATS DELIVERED" In all ports ofthe
eitv, FREE OF CHARGE.
OpBl-lm M. A. COBLER, Proprietor.
PRUNING_BHEARS7
jyjALONE'S PATENT,
THE REST IN THE WORLD.
T. 13. NAinVOEIIM,
Sole Proprietor for California nnd Oregon.
E. W. DOSS,
Sole Agent for California.
IT SAVES THE LIMB FROM SPLITTING,
ANII ITTH A CLEAN CUT.
OcSSrllMlp
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
______ - _____________
THE HERALD
J OB
r
PRINTING OFFICE,
SPRING STREET,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
LOS ANGELES,
t
fpHE attention of the business com
. munltjr of Los Angeles elty and county
is Invited to the fneiliHes of this office forexe
■ eutlngeveiy description of
BOOK ® JOB PRINTING
i
Fully alive to the inferior manner in which
a great part of the Job Printing in Southern
California has hitherto been executed, the
proprietors of this establishment have deter
mined to Institute a new order of things In
this business.
A NEW POWER PRESS,
(the first to reuch this far south on the Pacific
Coast), capable of printing a
LARGE SHEET POSTER,
either plain or in colors, is already running,
and driven by
STEAM POWER,
which Will also be attached to their new nnd
ELEGANT
lIP %j
•Tol> M-*i»o«»c-s.
The facilities for turning out work will.thus
l>e equal to most and superior lo many offices
In San Francisco.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF
J> E W TYPE
AND MATERIAL,
of the most modern designs and approved
Eastern manufacture, has been selected. And
It is intended so to equip and furnish this de
partment with
THE BEST PRESSES,
THE FINEST TYPE,
AND THE
MOST MOCEBN APPLIANCES,
AS TO MAKE THE
HERALD JOB OFFICE
THE MOST COMPLETE
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
They have engaged as foreman of this de
partment, one of the most experienced Book
nnd .lob Printers In the country; and the
presses will be superintended by v Skilled
Pressman from one id' tie* largest offices in
New England.
,
PAMPHLETS
Will be printed from New Type, and the
greatest care exercised to Insure accuracy and
freedom from typographical Rim
POSTERS & HANDBILLS
Plain or In colors, executed at very short no
tice and displayed in the best manner.
■
BUSINESS CARDS.
CIRCULARS,
STATEMENTS, B ' LL HEA ° S
LETTER HEADS,
BALL CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
INVITATIONS, ETC.
(If this class of work we shall make n spe
cialty, ami Intend that nothing of the kind
shall equal e.s in this section.
BANK CHECKS,
DRAFTS, NOTES,
DEPOSIT CHECKS,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
BOOK HEADINGS,
LSTOCK CERTIFICATES,
KTC.
Printed In a superior manner, on plain writ
gin paper, or on Bond and Bank Note Paper,
iv black or colors.
SHOW CARDS
IN GOLD AND COLO US.
We .shall Day particular attention to
BRIEFS, TRANSCRIPTS,
ABSTRACTS, ETC.,
Which will be printed ln the Old Style Type
now so universally In favor, and which we
have procured specially for this class of work.
We shall also be provided for the printing of
LEGAL BLANKS,
OFFICIAL FORMS
AND DOCUMENTS.
CATALOGUES, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF FARE,
TICKETS, LABELS, TAGS,
AND EVERY VAHtETY OP
GENERALJOB PRINTING
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL.
HERALD
Job Printing House,
LOS ANGELES.
REAL ESTATE.
S. H. SLAUCHT,
REAL ESTATE,
SALE AND EXCHANGE AGENCY!
BUYS AND SELLS REAL Es
tate In all sections ofthe Union. Has
large tracts tor sale In Southern California.
Homes for Farmers,
Homes for Mechanics,
Homes for Business Men,
Country Homes,
Htock Ranges,
Sheep Tinnee*.
Vineyard,
Orchards,
City Homrs,
Of all kinds nnd at all prices.
Special attention paid to the
EXCHANGE OF CATTLE, HORSES.
SHEEP AND OTHER STOCK.
A PERPETUAL FAIR,
where the best products of the country will be
freely put on exhibition, to which all persons
are not only Invited, but urged to contribute.
It will not only tend to entcrtuln our visitors,
but will enable them to see what we can raise
here, and thus encourage them to unite their
capital and energies with ours, to develop the
vast resources of our country, add to the
charms oft lie most beautiful climate in tbe
world.
Bring Along Your Best Results
of honest labor, and curious freaks of nature,
and see If we cannot astonish the world. Also,
report what you have done.
Special Attention to Exhibition of Ores
nnd general Information exchanged In regaut
to the mines of our country.
Mining and other Stocks on Exchange
All orders promptly attended to. and Infor
mation given CHEAPLY and with dispatch.
We are fully convinced that the time is at
hand when old things are to be done away,
nnd neurly all things are to become new. Con
sequently, many changes will become neces
sary, and to facilitate this object is our pur
pose in our present business capacity. From
our extensive acquaintance with the people of
the Eastern States, ns well as our knowledge
of this country and Its people—which we have
worked diligently and hard to learn—and the
large amount of
Choice, Desirable and Cheap Property
we have on sale and to lease, we feel en undent
of success, and that is half the battle won.
Our motto is onward and upward with the
watchword, Know Thyself, the which we
study. So we flatter ourselves that
We Can Give Entire Satisfaction
to those who may entrust their business to our
care, persons having real estate of any kind
tcsel.and those wishing to purchase, will
pL ase give us n call.
We have on sale the following described
Farms, Dwellings, Building Lots, Stores. Bus
iness stands. Stations, Orange, Lime, Lemon
and other Fruit Trees; Cattle, Horses and
other Stock: besides many othertlrst-clnss 01
-chard und Farm I .amis, Houses und Lots, and
Ranches, Improved ami unimproved, from 2
to B,oooacres— some with line dwellings and
nil necessary out-bulldings; and highly Im
proved land, ranging from Jtt to $1,300 per acre,
not advertised ln the following list:
Parties desiring to sell or buy would do wel 1
to call and submit their business to us, as all
interests entrusted to us wlU'recelve prompt
attention' The fol lowing property on hand:
400 Acres of Good Farming Land, suitable
for Hairy purposes or sheep range; tti.ono w<)rth
of improvements in fences and buildings;
well watered und lv every way desirable. Sit
uated one mile from Compton, nine miles
from la)S Angeles. Price $12,000.
NO. 58. Macros unimproved, V/ % miles from
court-house; a line corner location on a main
street; good healthy location. This place will
be sold altogether, or ln lots of 5 or 10 ncres.
Good, choice land: easy of access by public
conveyance; line chance forclty homes. $34iiu.
NO. 50. 100 acres improved, near San Ga
briel Mission. House and other outbuildings;
well watered; good grain or fruit laud. Very
cheap. $.1000.
NOS. 50, M and . r >2. 4 and 5, and h\{ acre lots;
splendidly and pleusuntly located; good soil
and water privileges; from sunn to $2,-~iiit) each
NO. (Vv 8 32-100aeres Improved lands, w1...
good house of 6 rooms; \% miles from court
house, near omnibus line and good school.
Well watered, on it are planted 174 orange
trees, 4 und syears old, in tine condition, and
10 Sicily lemons, 0 years old; 50 bearing fruit
and nut trees, of splendid quality, and one
acre of nltulfa. A desirable and cheap place.
$1,750.
NO. (W. 4 l/ 2 acres splendid lund, 1% miles
from the court-house, adjoining the above. Is
planted with walnut, orange and lemon trees.
('an he purchased at a bargain for cash. A de
sirable city lo:-. ,i,«oo.
Nit. 02. 10 acres.well improved; good house
of ii rooms; Hi miles from court-house, on San
Pedro street, on it are painted 150 limes, 4 and
5 years old, 100 lemons, 4 and 5 years old, 400
orange trees, 5 years old, 30 apples, fl penrs, 25
peaches, 4 tigs, 1 Italian chestnut, 5 grape-vines
—nil ln good bearing. 115,750.
NO. a& 13 acres well Improved, D<£ miles
from the court-house; good house, 44-M, In
cluding wings; two stories, contains » rooms,
closets, bath and store-room, ull hard iin-
Ished. Three fine weeping willows grace the
yard; 21 bearing orange trees, loaded with
fruit; 20 white walnut, 88 apple, 18 pear, 4 flg, »
apricot, 7 quince, 3 pomegranate, all ln tine
bearing; 77 orange, 3 years old, 77 walnut, 4
years old, In orchard; 100 walnut, 200 orange,
lemon and lime trees ln nursery; Also, vine
yard of 3,000 vines, and lVj acres alfalfa. This
'place Is near the terminus of the omnibus
line; a good location, healthy nnd pleasant;
for sale or to rent; a fine property at a bargain.
$12,000.
New brlek house nnd lot, 40 feet front by lon
feet deep, on San Pedro street,s minutes' walk
from the post-office; good location. 091,400.
Fruit and Vineyard Ranch of 22 acres: wine
cellar, with casks and stock of wine; tools and
materials,with the crop; comfortable house
and other buildings. There is 200 per cent,
profit on wine at the present price of grapes.
Orange and lemon trees,— well as other fruits.
M 10.500.
Hlx lots, 180 feet front on Main street, and 180
on Spring street. We want money to build
houses with. 53,500.
Two lots on Main street, 120x150; good loca
thMi; cheap lor cash. 81,000.
90 acres near the fair grounds, Just outside
tin-eitv limits,in the vicinity of artesian wells
00,100,
80 acres good land; valuable without Irriga
tion; artesian wells easily supplied. 93,-00.
A good location; house of 5 rooms; 0 large,
bearing orange trees, several nearly In bear
ing; lemons, limes and other fruits; 5 minules
walk from tne post-office. 04,000.
House and lot with 40 acres, to be divided to
suit the purchaser; with or without house or
improvements, In ft, iy % or 10-acre lots near the
eitv limits. $730, $«-tf or $1,500.
4t) acres, with good house, to exchange for
cat! le or sheep.
About 1,200 acres of choice fruit land, and
the best vineyard land ln this country, well
watered; water all rises on the place. $12,000.
000 acres, same as above; Improved; 30 miles
from Los Angeles. $30,00^
A ttne, thrifty, bearing orange, lemon nnd
apple orchard: a city lot of 20 acres, centrally
located. $25,000. ,
20 ncres on San Pedro street, near Jefferson;
cultivated, and hns 50bearing fruit trees; lies
in the city water limits. $2,0)0.
s.ooo acres unimproved land, with water pri
vilege, at $0 per acre. Apply at this offles, or
fed. D. Compton, at Compton.
12 acres of choice land, all In orchard nnd
vines ln full bearing, located ln tho central
part of the city. Extra good water privilege.
Good house, barn, and all necessary out-build-
Inge. Pays well. $12,000.
House; 2 stories and 7 rooms, hard n >'-__.
ished, aud closets. Also, brick basement JUL
3 rooms and cellar; wlnc-closet nnd hall,
acres of ground.nlcelj* planted with fruit,
shrubs, flowers, etc., good fence and outbuild
ings. Most splendid suburban location ln the
city.
