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CITY A.?"?!* SUBURBB.
DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS.
it. M. Widney, District Judge 17t« Judicial
District, composed of Los Angeles county.
Court meets In February, May, August and
November.
ignaeio Sep ilveda, (ounty Judge.
Court Commissioner, J. < J. Howard.
State Senator, B. D. Wilson.
Members of Assembly, Tims. D. Mott and
Asa Fills.
Sheriff, Wm. It. Rowland; Under Sheriff,
Albert D. John-ton; is-piHv sheriff, J. M.
Baldwin.
Counts Clerk, A. W. Potts; Deputies, C. W.
G.iuld and S. if. Mott.
District Attorney, c. K. Thorn; Assistant, K.
M. Boss.
County Treasurer, Thomas K. ltowan.
Superintendent of Public Reboots, William
MoFaddcn.
public Administrator, Oeorge Carson.
County Surveyor, F. Leeouvreur.
County Assessor, D. Botiller.
Coroner, Joseph Kurt/..
County Hoard of Supervisors- Chairman, It.
Forsmun; A. L. Bush, K. Palomaiev, s. B.
Caswell,
CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor, J. it. Tobermiin.
Marshal, J. it. Wolfe.
Treasurer, Oeorge ft. BnOtfrj •, !"!-.'••■ .
Attorney, A. W. Hutton.
Clerk, M. Kremer.
Hurveyor, William Moore.
Health Officer, Dr. Wise.
Engineer, George Q. MeLaln.
School Trustees—H. D. Barrows, President;
George Smith, Win. 11. Workman, Wm. Prid
ham, M. Kremer.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
Following Is # rtstsap Qrrfrifc-ss lit I.os An
geles county: ••*
Sliver—Los Nietos—J. 11. Burke, Master; K.
R. Wylle, Heeretery.
Compton—A. Hlgbie, Master; J. A. Walker,
Secretary.
El Monte-G. C. Glbhs, Miudni; .1. JL Orny,
Sccratary.
Enterprise—Los Angeles —T. t. Alexander,
Master; W.T. Henderson, secy.
Eureka—Spadra— P. C. Tonner, Master; Jos.
Wright, Seowtary.
Falrvlew — Anaheim—Edward Kvev, Master;
J. I). Taylor, Secretary.
Kiuitlund—Tustin City—A. 11. Hnyward, Mas
ter; K. B. Nlcols, Secretary,
Los Angeles—T. A. Gerey, Master; 'I. D. Han
cock, Secretary.
I,os Nietos -B, B.( irandon, Master; J. K. Mar
quis, secretary.
New River— Los Nietos-it. B. Guthrie, Mas
ter; I), s. Wardlow, Secretary,
Orange—Richland—Thomas Drown, Master;
J. W. Anderson, Secretary.
Asusa—M. W. Maxy, Master; J, C. Preston,
Secretary.
Florence—H. Gibson, Master; Wm. Porter,
Secretary
BOARD OF TRADE.
President—S. Lizard.
Secretary—l. W. I/ml.
Treasurer—S. B. Caswell.
Directors—Dr. J. S. Griffin. 0. C. Lips, H. W.
Hellman, J-S. Griffith, P. Beaudry,N. J. New
mark, J. O. Dow icy, R. M. Widney.
Regular meetings, Tuesdays, at 7:30 P. M.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
WINTKU AItItANfIKMKNT- U A. *S.P. R. It.
Arrive— Depart.
I 00 A. M. 10 00 A. M.
I 15 P. M. 4 00 P. M.
The above to rule except on days of steam
ers'arrival and departure, when trains will
run to connect with steamers.
ST AUK LINUS.
Arrive. Depart.
Telegraph Stage Line ;t:00 p. it. 12:.X) p. M.
Coast Line Stages 0:00 i: M. 5:00 A. tt,
San Betnardino Line 5:80 i: m. H:.!0 a. .m.
San Diego St age Line 1:00 p. m. a. M.
»>.»., Kvery style of Painting and Glinting
done In the highest sty le of art, and at ronson
abl« rates, fry <". Raphael & Co.
«.«• All men ought to know that all kinds of
gentlemen's Clothing will be made with neat
ness and dispatch by a regular tailor. The
making and trimming of woolen Mill cloth
Is a specialty at D. W. Fit/patrick's, corner of
Court and Spring streets. '•
OW J. Colm keejis Hue Havana and Domes
tic Cigars. No. SI Main street, Downey,s Block,
Thompson A Qorson's saloon.
«o" Los Angeles county, wherever known,
is acknowledged to be an earthly paradise.
Here we ha yep 'i petual summer. Fruits ripen,
and Mowers bloom the year round. But chief
among its many advantages is cheap living.
McDonald's Restaurant ,on Commercial street,
is the best. One trial of the nice Coffee, Tea,
Tenderloin steak, Fresh Kggs and Ranch But
ter, proves that It Is the best place In town.
Single meals, 25 cents.
The melancholy days have come.
The saddest of the year—
Of weeping winds and walling woods,
And meadows brown and sere.
Hut nature has 1 one recompense
.She never had before;
Fur all the people ironic for (docks,
At Fisher A Co's store.
(aY The tide of immigration is steadily net
ting m, tind the first thing eastern people do
Is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
n new one of DKSMOKD. They miy there Is no
comparison between the two. o
Theater.
The theater was crowded last night,
on the occasion of Mr. Fenton's bene
fit. To say that the play was a success,
would not be altogether just to the
audience, who; noticed the many im
perfections, and, with the character*
istic lenity of Los Angeles people,
passed them over uncomplainingly.
The jealous Moor was impersonated
by Mr. Saxon in a manner which un
doubtedly does him credit, consider
ing the short time in which he had to
commit the lengthy and dialogistic
part, yet open to critioisui in enuncia
tion anil gesture. - Sam.- Pierey Was
born for "lago." This we say as the
highest compliment to his acting.
Fenton was positively good as Cassio;
Miss Lipsis irresisttbly funny as Rod
erigo; Miss Leigli excellent as Desde
niona; Madame Duret grand as Ame
lia; and Mr. Brownhart was reasona
bly comendable as Brabant io. In the
farce, Fenton, Barrows, and Miss Lip
sis fairly excelled themselves, and the
extreme silliness of the play kept the
audience in convulsions of laughter
from lirst to last.,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Pico House—C. W. Davenport, Geo.
Bridget', James Pfttferson, L: E. Hol-
COmbe, San Francisco; SamT Tingle,
Chicago; T. Alvarado, San Francisco;
O. F. Pemdleton, New York; John Par
ker, . .Mis 4 * Noyes, Boston,
Mass.; J. E. Bixton; Brooklyn, N. Y.|
E. A, Suolon and family, Anaheim.
United States Hotel.--Per Steamer
—Wm. H. Fish, Thomas M. Ball, W.
W. Whiting, San Francisco; J. Marx
sen and family, Richard Mueller,
Davenport, Iowa; J. B. Hlodger, John
Raible and wife, San Francisco; Jas.
W. Gage, Lowell, Mass.
T. Raeze, G. Davis, Anaheim; A. L.
Johnson, Los Nietos; I. FL Leihy,
Tustin City; F. Butler'and wife, Du
buque, Iowa; J. H. Kirkpatrick,
Utica, N. Y.;Geo. Matuleck, Cerro
Gorda; Fred Green, Anaheim; Adam
Malvanki, Lyon Station; R. Bennett,
Sacramento; Dan'l M. Gage, Wil
mington, Miss K. O'Hara, Miss D.
Fulia, Sun Bernardino, Mrs. J. Brem
ermun, Mrs. Langenbergcr, Louis
Wartenberg, Anaheim; F; G, Hughes,
Arizona, It. S. Grubb, San Fernando;
S. D. Bird, Anaheim, W. Castle, J. B.
Blodget, San Francisco; A. Higbie,
Compton; Frank Rowne, Lone Pine,
Thomas Rowland, Fernando Nan
chego, New River; John J. Roberts,
Santft Clara Valley.
Bella Union —C. B. Burlingame,
James Stewart, San Bernardino; P.
Laynce, J. A. Solts, San Francisco; L.
Littletteld, Mass. Newton Ingraham.
Alameda county; Charles 11. Leamel
and wife; Boston Muss.; Mrs. B. Red
ding and daughter, Louisville Ken
tucky; Dr. R. Gregory, wife and child,
Charles Moultoji,.l T .- S.--A.; <Mrs. P,
Banning, Wilmington; J. L. Vanden
burg W. Castle, San Francisco.
roc ii. nil!.vitics.
If. D. Burrows has returned from
tke Fast.
There was not a vacant seat at the
Merced Theatre last evening, and very
little standing room.
A new substance bus been discovered
iv the sun by a Los Angeles scientist.
He calls it helisium.
Two teams left the city yesterday
for San Bernardino, with goods for R.
& 8.. B. C. B. and .M. Ritter.
Dr. Gregory of the United states
Army is ROW in town on his way to
Arizona to join his detachment.
The urbanity and gentility of the
ushers at the theater are marked and
most creditable features of that insti
tution.
The Fall wool trade is about cleaned
up, and there is little or nothing
doing in sheep. Useful wethers are
quoted at S3.
The Orphans' Fair was very well
attended last night. It is hoped that
they may clear over SI,OOO during the
three evenings.
By way of altering their diet a little
in San Diego, a few sncks of beans
were shipped from here thereon the
Mohongo this morning.
Mr. Heinsch, the saddler, has moved
into his new quarters on Commercial
street, and his old store is being litted
up for the dry goods business.
The Dollar Store has a large stock of
crockery which it purchased at auc
tion at a bargain. Purchasers will be
given the benefit of its bargains.
Now is the time to plant the Pla/.a.
The rain will soon be here and meas
ures for beautifying it, by laying it out
in beds and grass borders, should be
adopted.
Judson & Gillette record elsewhere
eleven transactions in real estate
which deducting a double sale ofthe
same piece of property, amount to
over $11,000.
Mr. Mathews sent away four car
loads of wine this morning; also, a car
load of freight, consisting of wool,
wine, castor and red beans, walnuts,
dried peaches, etc.
Two cases came before the Mayor
yesterday, one relative to the pay
ment of a city license, and the other
had reference to the cup that inebriates
but does not cheer.
Mr. Morris' vineyard on Main street,
will shortly be laid out in lots of live
acres, for building purposes. Mr. Mor
ris does not state whether he will build
himself or sell to new comers for that
purpose.
Messrs McKenny and Brown, the
gentlemen who left this vicinity on
the 12th insL, with 15,000 sheep, for
Arizona, have progressed as far as the
Mohave river, and report good grazing
on the route, and the sheep doing well.
Messrs. Ma lone & Fennessy, the
wagon and carriage makers, on Aliso
street, have just finished and ready for
sale, a very handsome and substantial
four spring wagon, in which strength
and beauty seem to be judiciously com
bined.
A wordy dispute took place yester
day, between a Spaniard and Ameri
can, near Signoret's. The quarrel
was about a debt of $4, and bystand
ers expected to see weapons drawn. It
terminated however without the ex
pected fracas.
. The odor of the open sewers on
Main street, is not us fragrant us that
of the "nectar that Jupiter sips;" but
with the completion of tiie tunny new
buildings in progress it will be dis
persed, and persons can pass along
without holding their noses.
The shipment of the Los Angeles
Refining Company consists of pure
alcohol, and not brandy, as reported
yesterday. The entire amount tor the
tirst week will be 1" pipes, about 6,000
proof gallons. The alcohol is worked
up very high, the spirits containing
ninety-five per cent of pure alcohol.
Mr. Appleton will not give up the
superintendence of the Telegraph!-)tage
Company as reported, although Air.
Fall hus returned and will attend to
the outsidej interests of the company.
The office will not be removed from
the United States Hotel, but Mr. Fall
will probably huve a desk at the Pico
House.
Mr. Bennett called at this office
yesterday to deny tiie truth of the
item referring to him, published yes
terday. He certitinly does not live at
El Monte, as stated, ami he further
adds that there is no truth iv any part
of it. Mrs. Bennett sent for a physi
cian to whom she gave the version
word for word which appeared iv the
Herald.
A visit to Gervasio Valencia yester
day found the little fellow conscious,
but worse. His adopted mother stated
that he hardly ate anything, and that
his extremeiies were cold. There is a
doubt as to whether the shot that
pierced the temple penetrated the
brain; it may have remained in the
frontal sinuses. His recovery is very
doubtful, and his agony is terrible.
The morning before last a weary
Herald man was plodding up the
street at about 3:30 a. m. It was so
dark that he kept the middle of the
street although the Fire Company had
been out with*, the engine the night
before. On nearing the Pico House a
vision af a man all muffled and carry
ing a huge club, loomed up and
barred the way. It was only officer
Sands caring for the peace of the city,
but for a moment the prevailing idea
in that reporter's breast was that his
obituary notice would afford a little
copy to the printers next day.
Rent Estate TrssMetlem.
Deeds tiled for record for tho 24 loans end
ing St t o'clock, October 30, 1873, as reported for
the Daily Hkkalo by Judson A Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Loa Angeles county:
1' Manning et al. to M Varelas—Lot 7, block
12, range a, Wilmington ; 850.
Alexander Rondou to 0 W f'hlids—Small
fraction of lot on SE side of Main street, next
to Louisa 11. Griffin ; $000.
David Gray to John Anthony Hrown —West
half of lot 1 lv block 17, Hancock's survey of
Donation lots, acres ; £3,000.
A Robinson, Trustee, to E C Waldeman—
148 V, acres lv township 3, S R, 12 W, in ltaneho
Los' Coyotes: $1,928.
Mortimer Hopkins to Mrs. Sadie Monks—
NE U and S Kof NW > 4 sec. 10, T2 S, R 11 W,
being 240 acres; 8500.
Sadie Monks to Jose D. Sepulveda -Same
property: $100.
Mary B Caswell to \Vm M Osborne—Lot «,
block 11, Ord's survey, on Hill and Fifth
streets; $2,500.
A Blllenger to Will Brooks—S % of sec. 10,
T2S, Rll W, 320 acres; $500.
A Mallachwlrtz et ux. to J B Frith—sß acres
In S% of sec. 15, T2 S, Rl3 W, on east side of
San Pedro Railroad; $1,400.
A MatlaehwlrU et ux. to J B Frith—tl acres In
S V, of same section, on west side of said rail
road; $1.
W H Mace to .1 B Firth—lß acres In south
half of same section, lying on both sides of
said railroad ; $600.
Nell C Johnson—Possessory claim of 100
acres on Walnut Spring Canyon.
One notice of levy on real estate and ono
marriage license recorded.
T D llolloway to.tlay tiled his bond us Con
stable of Han Jose township.
Exports.
The following is the list of Exports In the
Depot of the Los Ang.'lcs and S. P. U. R.
awaiting shipment:
Feed Meal, sks 225! Wool, balej 5!)
Wool, hales Bft Dried Peaches, sks.. 2,1
Alcohol, pipes 7|Wlue, cusks 1
Council Meeting.
Present—President Sabiehi, Council
man Mulally, Dockweiler, Workman,
Beaudy, De Cells and Osborne.
The minutes, were read, amended
and adopted.
The Marshal reported $8,680 collect
ed. Report received and placed on
file.
The City Attorney reported thai
proceedings had been commenced
in the County Com t to condemn the
lands for High, Pulaski and Tenth
streets. That the condemnation for
Mary street would be commenced as
soon as descriptions were tiled. He
also reported that it was necessary to
take action concerning the writ served
on the President recently. Report
received and placed on tile, and the
Clerk ordered to furnish a trunscrint.
The Committee on Zanjas reported
that they, in connection with the City
Attorney, had examined the city ordi
nance with reference to the propriety
of getting the railroad to raise the
necessary sewers on the banks of the
I.os Angeles river. They recommend
ed the Mayor and Common Council to
notify the Superintendent ol the rail
road of the danger to their works
through a freshet. Received and
placed on file, and the Clerk ordered
to notify the railroad company.
The Hoard of Public Works made a
report recommending the centra] road
on the east side of the river from the
new bridge, as survived by the City
Surveyor, provided the owners along
the road put it in fit condition to be
traveled in safety, and that the city
obtain deeds from all parties through
whose lands the road passes.
Approved.
That there i* no necessity at present
for an outlay of $200 tor a culverl
and Improvement! on Charity street,
as these would not give Sixtli street
connection with any other street, and
the traffic docs not demand them.
That if any improvements are neces
sary, a dam constructed across the
gulch was enough to protect the ditch
in the event of a freshet. Referred to
the Committee on Zanjas, with in
structions to have the work done at
once.
That a sidewalk of hard brick ten
feet wide, witli a curbing of redwood
3x12 inches, lie built on the western
side of Spring street, between First
and Court streets; and that bids be
advertised for Immediately, and the
work be done under the direction of
the Superintendent of Public Works.
An ordinance was ordered drafted by
the Hoard of Public Works and City
Attorney covering the matter.
That the culverts on Ninth street be
completed immediately, and that the
Board of Public Works enter into a
contract witli Weixel & Burns for the
construction of the same.
The Board of Public Works recom
mended cobble stone cross walks, four
feet wide, properly made, on the fol
lowing streets: Arcadia, across Main;
across Commercial street, Requena
and First streets; thence across Main
st.; thence across First; another on
Mum, across Court and Market streets;
one from Temple Rlock to Requena
street, across Main; one from Com
mercial street across Main; one from
the corner of Temple Hloek across
Main; one from the opposite corner of
Temple Rlock to Temple street, and
acros Temple street, between Downey
block and Allen's; one across Jail st.
on Spring, and across First and Spring,
on First street, across Main; one in
front of Arcadia, across Main; one
across Commercial, on both sides of
Los Angeles street; and one across
Los Angeles, iv front, on the line of
Commercial street; one across Aliso,
between Beaudry and Ren blocks; one
across Alameda, on the line of Aliso
street. Bills for this work ordered and
the work begun.
The Special Committee to whom
was referred the matter of the pay
ment for laud required for railroad
purposes, reported and recomehded
that the Mayor and Common Council
apply to the legislature to issue bonds
to the amount of 9U,UUO for the pay
ment of lands above mentioned, pur
chased pursuant to the ordinance sub
mitting the question ofthe sale and
assignment of the stock held by the
city in the Los Angeles and San Pedro
Railroad.
Considerable discussion took place
concerning this reconiendation; but
it seeming evident that the city was
in duty eound to pay for this land, the
recommendation was adopted, and the
report placed on file.
A Special Committee was appointed
to lino the denomination ofthe bonds,
the time they should run, and the in
terest tbey Mould hear, aud to memo
rialize the legislature tor authority to
issue bonds. Beaudry, gabichl, Os
borne, and Workman, were appointed
the committee.
Glasscll & Smith were appointed a
Committee to represent the interest of
the city in the Supreme Court, for 9100.
The Committee on Fire und Water
reported adverse to the request of Felix
Gallardo, to put i hydrant on the city
lands near his place.
The Committee on Gas rejected the
price asked by Mr. Doss, us exorbitant,
and because there was no funds on
hand to meet such expense.
Mr. Dockweiler moved that the
Committe on Gas see for what the
(ilas Company would light the lamps.
Mr. Beaudry opposed it on the ground
that there was no funds for this pur
pose, and on the ground that the gas
was poor nnd the price high. The
company for operating the oil regions
would probably soon serve the city
with cheaper and better gas. The
motion was carried.
A communication was presented,
asking that theie be refunded to the
Fanners and Merchants' Rank $1,008,
overpaid last year. Also, one from
Geo. H. Smith for $30 50.
Referred to the City Attorney.
The Finance Committee reported in
favor of Thos. Faweett for $50. On
motion of Subichi, the bill was or
dered paid.
The following bill* were presented,
and referred to the Finance Com
mittee:
Thomas Fuwcett $50 00
Harper & Dalton 18 25
F. Fonte 19 50
John G. Scott 10 00
tieo. P. McLsun 20 00
Harper <fc Dalton 18 lo
Harper & Dalton 5 62
R. Rills 10 00
Evening Express 21 25
J. Coleman 00 00
T. Clancy 50 00
H. Chambers 30 00
S. C. Mannon 00 00
J. Baldwin 40 71
W. H. Lander 40 00
O. Spenser 38 00
Sheriff. 81 25
M. Rrunett 20 00
J. G. Jackson 05 99
Stephen C. Foster 7 80
R. C. Truman 40 00
Pioneer Hack 4 00
Woolen Mills 57 50
Gas Co 11 00
Th.Massett 5 00
L. Lichtenberger 51 00
Mr. De Cells moved that the com
mittee on zanjas be instructed tore
pair to the place and examine the
tluni, and report what work is neces
sary to be done.
Adjourned.
OUR BUSINESS HO'JStJ.
'I'ln, Ilunlwure nml Mouse Furnishing;.
The house of Harper & Dalton was
established April, 1871. They keep
six men constantly employed in the
manufacture of tin, she: tiron rfnd cop
per ware, and have the greatest facili
ties iv this line. They have a heavy
stock of stoves, mining materials,
wood and willowware. cutlery, crock
ery, kitchen utensils, etc. Their
plumbing and gas fitting department
is under the supervision of the senior
member of the firm, who has been 35
years in the business in the Eastern
States. The whole of the very com
plete gas fittings of the Hekald and
Vronii'd offices were put in" by this
firm and arean admirable specimen of
thorough and practical work. In this
department the firm also attends to
roofing. The store extends 100 feet
back and has a basement underneath,
filled with plows, harrows, wheelbar
rows, pumps, etc. Farming Imple
ments they make a specialty of, and
keep only the best, which they import
from the Fast direct. From ceiling to
cellar the stores are filled with goods,
and to enumerate them would be im
possible.
Another specialty of the firm is
house-furnishing. They keep all nec
essaries iv this line, viz: kitchen j
utensils and furniture, heating stoves,
hot water apparatus, etc. By means
of this latter invention they can lay
hot and cold water right through the
largest houses from top to bottom,
which is a luxury seldom enjoyed out
side of very large cities. Their large
stock of shelf goods is imported direct
ly from the Eastern States, and they
transact business with tho largest
firms in both New York and Chicago.
They have the largest stock of tin
ware In the city, having employed
extra hands during the summer to
manufacture them. All such goods as
milk pans, honey cans, pitchers, and
indeed every conceivable kind of tin
ware they arc constantly turning out.
The large Jobbing Store is at the back
of the main store, and the firm is here
prepared to execute orders of any
magnitude, from a half-pint tin cup to
a 10,000 gallon galvanized iron tank.
Their business reaches as far south
as San Juan and even Arizona, and
extends north to Bakersfleld. They
transact a large wholesale business
with establishments in the surround
ing country, and supply merchants in
the mining districts with all essen
tials for their trade, such as gold pans,
picks, shovels, boring machines,
pumps, etc.
In the short space ot two yean and
a-half, Harper & Duiton have built up
one of the briskest businesses in Los
Angeles. They have the satisfaction
of knowing, also, that it is constantly
increasing and making fresh demands
on their energy. Their success is
attributable entirely to constant and
close attention to work, and a vigor
ous determination to neglect nothing
that may advance the interests of
their customers, as well as themselves.
< oust Line Stage Arrivals.
Miss D. Foaley, Miss Kate O'Hare,
J. li. Man, C. Cohen, V. E. Thurmand.
Four names unknown.
Departures—Walter Rogers, L. Lit
tlefield, G. Bridger, M. Higoue, Mr.
O'Noil, Mr. Harvey, Y. A. Sanets, g.
E. Holcombe, Miss Wheeler, Juan
Ortego, Mr. Thurinand, and three
Frenchmen.
Telegraph Ktnxc I.lue Heparin re*.
Miss James, Mr. Orcutt, L Barada,
D. Caso.
THK « Ot Ills.
District Court-Wii>nkv,J.
Tiichsoay, < ietober 90.
Polloreno vs. Burps—Continued tor t tie
term.
Jauregtuy vs. Leonts—Judgment ordered tor
plaint ttt:
Johnson vs. Bush —Complaint amended snd
cause continued until November nth.
Blnko vs. Tonner—Demurrer overruled abd
five days given to answer.
li rower vs. Brower—Decree of divorce
granted.
Dubordleu vs. Butler—Petition tor writ of
mandate submitted without argument.
Adjourned until to-day at 10A. ST.
Probate Court -SECt i.VEn v, J.
TlicnsnAV, October SO.
Estate of John Dora.deceased —Order issued
for publication of notice to creditors.
Estate of Alphonso Hallenbeck, deceased-
Decree entered showing legal nol ice lo credi
tors.
Estate of Louis Wllharl, deceased—Decree
of settlement of tlnal account of A. Melchert,
executor, and order of final discharge Of
executor.
Nan Francisco Money Market.
San Eka NCISOOi <)ct. .'!().
OOLP—lOfeVj.
Okkkm b aoks—92@*JK-
Han Frauelaco Markets—By Telegraph.
San FBAXCISOO, Oct. .10.
FLOCK—Extra Johing, SO Mafi H7»...
WHEAT—Shippers are offering 82 '.!ov~'2 2a;
millers, $2 87)4 Lots held at 2 1 .,c.>:i.
Above these rates 4,500 sacks choice milling
sold this morning at full rates; 300 sacks good,
do.; 6,500 sacks CsfOregon prior to a r rival, »2 25;
TOO sacks private.
BARLEY—SSOsacks light, Inferior, st 27 1 ..;
sOO do., feed, $1 97j&tl 40; 250 do., St l»i 89000.,
brewing, 81 65; SJO do., choice old brewing,
81 70.
OATS—From 81 45@1 SO will cover all lots
offerl ng.
IIAY-BH@l7perton.
CO I IN—2sosacks yellow, 81 ,T>.
BEANS—Kayo 2\r; small white.3%C.
WOOL—Very dull. The telegraphic advices
from the F.ast afford little encouragement.
In New York, California quoted steady yes
terday at 20«if24 for fall and 27(.<:i5 for spring.
In Boston there Is nothing doing, current rates
being barely maintained.
Thermometrlral Iteeord.
According to the plan of the Smithsonian in
stitute. Kept specially for the Huuai.u by
Brodrtek A CO, October :to.
9A. M 01 ..J 2r. M 71. |!> >'. M 08,
Average, 65.
AUCTION HOUSE.
G1 ATES & NOYES.
W Corner Temple Rlock and Spring St.
Auction Business promptly attended to. Spe
cial Sules made In any pari o# the city or
county.
Furniture bought or sold on Commission.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
QCL'tf-.'p
8. B. CASWKLI.. t, K. KLLIS.
CASWELL & ELLIS,
JMPORTERS
And Dealers lv General .HerchniullNc,
80 AND 83 MAIN STREET,
oc2-tf Los ANOEI.KS.
LINES OF TRAVEL.
jLOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO
eH*B •••• ■
RAILROAD,
ON AND AFTER APRIL I, IST.'i,
trains win run ns follows, leaving
WILMINGTON—7s*S A. M. and I F. M,
I.OS ANUELES-10 A. M. and IP. M.
Kxeept on days of steumers' arrival and de
parture, when trains will run to connect with
steamer.
Passengers for San Francisco und San Diego
Will leave IjOS Angeles by the Hi A. M. train,
connecting at Wilmington with tbe Compa
ny's steamer.
as;- First claw passenger can will run regu
larly.
Ko < luince A>r Itorage t« Merchants in
the Country.
JOHN MILKER, Agent at L< n Angeles.
oc2H K. E. HEWITT, Sunt
AGENCY OF THE
Hamburg, Bremen and Steiten
Mail Steamship Companies.
BEING APPOINTED AGENT OF
the above Mail Steamship ffttapanJ.es
forthe Southern Coast, I am prepared to fur
nish THROUGH PASSAGE TICKETS by any
of those lines of steam ■ r-,
To and from Europe,
to New York and San Francisco al the lowest
rates. Also gi\c MONEY POSTAL lIRUEUH
to ull parts of
Germany, Switzerland, Austria. Trance
Eujfluiul, Sweden, Noruiiy
mi I Heuiuark.
Which will be delivered to the receiver free of
charge, al I heir respective houses, in any pari
of Europe.
Also, gives DRAFTS on any part of Europe,
In sums to suit.
Collections made in any Part of
Europe.
For particulars, apply I"
IT. FLEISHMAN, Bella Union Store,
DsStfSp Agenl in ios Angeles.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
sciir.ni i.i: roit o< toiiku. MM,
THE STEAM EES
& Orizaba<,^>
tor Santa Harbnrn. Sun I>e;lro. Ana
heim Landingssd snu ioc-o.
STEAMS? MOHONOO, CUT, Uf, HARLOK,
LeOVCf Sn,l j Arrives Sim | Lnn en S'tn \AfTlV*i S'tn
' FranclMO, IWeo. ; J'etlro. Franctteo.
Oct 8 Oct 5 Oct KjOet 10
Oct lSlOct 17 Oct 20 i >ct 13
Oct....27 Oct Nov iiNov ;i
STKAMEK OaUABA, CAPT. 11. J. JOHNSON,
Oc; S Oct 11 Oct WiUet W
Oet 211 Oct 23; < )ct 2il|()ct 29
STEAMER GIPSY,
For San Diego nnd ull wav ports, carrying
OILS, ACIDs, POWDER, etc., not allowed to
be carried on passenger steamers, will leave
San Francisc i October Both.
Freight 011010, to san Pedro, SO cents per
case.
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA,
Calling al Sun Diego, Manxaulllo, and Aca
pulco.
Steamers leave San Francisco October Ith
and IHIh.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Francisco on the l-t and
Kith of every week.
Through Bills Of Lading signed, and through
tickets sold to al I ports on the San Diego route
to New York, Europe, .Mexico and South
America, nl San Francisco tariff rales.
PASSAGE:
To New York,cabin
To New York, steerage so
To San Francisco, cahin lj
To san Francisco, steerage s
Cabin plans at agent's oliice. For passage
apply to 11. McLELLAN,
ooa Ag ml for Los Angeles Couuty.
JOHN OSBORNE,
T3IONEER PACKAGE EXPRESS
mT 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, lo all parts of
the city and country. Baggage called for in
time for the trains.
It/i Leave orders on Ihe slide at the offlee, in
Wells, Fargo A Co. *s oliice, corner Main und
Market streets, or P. 0, bos 288, ocS-lmii
l
For First-Class Printing,
—AT —
Lowest Rates,
GfrO to the "HERALD,"
LOS ANGELES WOOD YARD.
\ lambda street, opposite
Griffith, Lynch a co's Lumber Yard.
DHY WOOD always on bund, and sold at the
Lowest C v hli Rates,
and delivered to an v part of the cltv. Fl T LL
MEASUREMENT guaranteed every time.
Orders left al the principal grocery stores, or
at theyurd, promptly attended to. oeulmlpl
CONGRESS HALL
A BATTER, PROPRIETOR.
J. jV« Basement, cor. Main and Requlna sis.
All the delicacies of the season. A NICE
COLD LUNCH at a minute's notice. Wines.
Ales, Pollers, Liquors and Champagnes, ol
the very choicest brands.
CBViar.Nnrdelleii.su 1*» anil l.iio hinder
Cheese.
A fine Billiard Table in the Hall. oc2-2p
j. n. sauniikks, K. i>. cii. y. RaiMSKMAK,V. D
J. B. SAUNDERS & CO.,
jytUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
72. MAIN STREET, I.os ANGELES.
The CHOICEST TOILET ARTICLES, the
PUREST DRUMS and PATENT MEDICINES
of All kinds. MT Prescriptions carelullv com
pounded day and night. oc'.'-lnr.'p
M. TEED,
contractor AND builder,
Shop on First Street,
DetWeen Main and Spring, Los Angeles.
M* Jobbing done neatly und with Dispatch.
ocVlmSp
CITY LAUNDRY,
N inth street, between
Grasshopper and (Irlftltl streets,
LOS ANGELES.
Gentlemen's, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
WASHING done on rcusonnhle terms.
PEARL BUTTONS sewed on, and ordinary
MENDING done. Washing called for and de
livered, FREE OF CHARGE.
ttS*Order slute ut Ilroderick's Hook Store.
ocMmlp J, S. o'NEIL
BANKJ NG HOUSES.
FARMERS & ITeRCHANTS
1$ IV X
OF I.OH ANUELES.
Capital $500,000
JiillN O. DOWNEY President
I. W. HELLMAN CASHIER
Exchnnge for sale on
San Fraucisro, New York,
London. i>nbl!ii,
Frankfort, Paris aud
Berlin. Hamburg.
Receives Deposits and Issues Its certificates.
Buss and sells Legal Tenders, Government,
Slate, ( ounty and City Bonds. Will also pay
the highest price for Hold und Silver Bullion.
From and after this date, on all moneys
left as term deposits, interest will be allowed.
Los Angeles, July I, IH7I. oc2-)m
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
F.\KMKHS A Merchants' Baxk, 1
Los Anoki.es October 7,1873. j"
A DIVIDEND OF So PER SHARE
has been declared on Ihe capital stock
ofthe Farmers'and Merchants' Bank oi Los
Angeles, payable on the 10th lust.
oc7ml ISAIAS W. HELLMAN, Cashier.
THE BANK.
WM. WORKMAN. F. P. K. TEMPLE.
TEMPLE & WORKMAN,
LiA^ICEKW.
TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES.
Receive Deposits, issue their Certificates and
transact a
41ENEBAI. H. 4 Mi INO BI'NINENN.
DRAW ON THE LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK [LIMITED],
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Exchnnge for sale on
New York, Hamburg:,
f .ondon, llerlin nnd
lNiris, Wnulil'ort.
Legal Tenders Bullion, Gold Dust and Gov
ernment, Stul<", County und City Bonds bought
and Sold. Receive valuables for safe keep
ing. oc2-tf
HOME MANUFACTURERS.
Our Own Manufacture!
TUX OSfsW
CRACKER BAKERY
In tli«» City!
A Large Stock of fresh Crack
ers always on Hand.
Cakes
On hand anil made to order at short notice.
Tastefully decorated CAKES of any design, at
reasonable prices. Also,
BREAD, PIES AND CAKES,
Fresh every duy, at the
RAKERY.
oc2-lmis
Los Angeles Woolen Mill
ST( >J3-X£.
SACRISTE, ELLIOTT & CO
DEALERS IN WOOL, AND MAN
UFACTURER* of
All Wool Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Flannels. Blankets, etc.
All our goods are PURE WOOL, and war
ranted as represented, t onsumers cun
Save 25 to 33 per cent.
by buying direct from us. STORE AT THE
" WHITE HOUSE," corner of Los Angeles
and Commercial Streets. oc2tf-2p
California Bakery.
pIORNER MAIN & MARCHES-
V- SAI'LT STREETS.
FRESH BREAD. PIES and CAKES
EVERY DAY. isaA'AKER of every sort or
kind made to order. Ordets promptly attend
ed to. ocuhnlpf
Guitar and Singing.
pROFESSOR M. S. AREVALO
has returned to this city, and will resume
his classes.
Private Lessons and Lessons to Classes
Apply nt URODRICK'S Book and Music
Store. oclo-lm2p
ST. VINCENT'S COLLEGE,
LOS* ANG ICI^KH.
LTNDER THE CARE OF THE
J FATHERS ok ST. VINCENT nt: PAUL.
DEOREF.S CONFERRED, and the most
complete Education given. No more beauti
fully situated spot In the whole nl Southern
California. Apply by totter, or personally, to
REV. .1. McdII.L, C. M.
OCg-lmJs President.
WANTED.
>■*()() MEN WITH TEAMS, TO
*9\ r\ r ijiinjf their wives ami children fo
Buy Goods at the Dollar Store,
Present prices being
'25 to 100 per Cent, less thnn Elsewhere.
■OF Remember the place, No. 102 Main St.,
opposite the Court House. ocs-lm2p
EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA'
OYSTERS- FRESH BY EVERY
steamer, will be served up in every style,
at th- orner of
COMMERCIAL AND IXIS ANGELES STS.,
By '-JAKE" BAER, iforinerlv with H.
Dockweiler) und CHAS. WAI.DKN.
Jifl GIVE THEM A CALL- _ Oclf-lrtl
CAMILLE RAYNAL,
(OPPOSITE M. KELLER'S)
MANUFACTURER AND DEAL
ER IN
VVnjionw, C'iirriiii»o«, llueyii's.eic
Blueksmithlng of ull kinds. All work
NI^VI>IS of 11ICKX M A.T I f lAL.
and In the future as reliable as in the past
orders prompt I.V encoded to. ocl2mlpl
Los Angeles City Water Co
LOCATION O~F WORKS, CITY
and County of Los Angeles, Stato of
California.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tho stockholders of the Los An
geles City Water Company will be held at the
oflicc of 1 he Company ,51 aud 53 .Main street. In
the City of Uwi Angeles, on MONDAY, NO
VEMBER 17, 187.!, at 12 o'clock M., for the
election ofoltieers for the ensuing year, and
forthe transaction ol such other business as
may be brought before the meeting.
oclStd EUGENE MEYER, Bec'y.
NOW
T ADIES, YOU CAN BUY FIRST
-La 1 class
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Just arrived direct from the East
We are determined to make one GRAND
CLEARING SALE, aud oiler our large stock,
cotumcuclng the season, at ?S cents ou tbe
Dollar, at No. 1 Spring street.
oc.'-Unls MRS. J. E. SMALL
REAL ESTATE.
S. H. SLAUGHT,
REAL ESTATE,
SALE AND EXCHANGE AGENCY!
BIYS AND SELLS REAL Es
tate in all sections nl' the Union. Man
large tracts lor sale In Southern California.
Homes for Farmers,
Homes for Mechanics,
Homes for Business Men,
Country Homes,
Ktocli ltiingow,
Klicop Itoii£><>h,
Vineyard,
Orchard*,
City Hornet,
or all kind* and nt all ttfMa,
Special attention paid to the
EXCHANGE OF CATTLE, HORSES.
SHEEP ANI> OTHEIt STOCK.
A PERPETUAL FAIR,
where the best products of the country will bo
trecly put on exhibition, to which all persons
are not only invited, but urged to contribute.
It will not only tend to entertain 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, lo develop th«
vast resources of our country, add lo the
charms of the most beautiful climate In the
world.
Bring Along Your Best Results
of honest labor, nnd curious freaks of nature,
and see If we cannot astonish the world. Also,
report what you have done.
Special Attention to Exhibition of Ores
and general Information exel anged In regard
to the mines of our country.
Mining and other Stocks on Exchange
All orders promptly attended to. and infor
mation given CHEAPLY und with dispatch.
We are fully convinced that the time It at
hand when old things are to be done away,
and nearly all things ure to become new. Con
sequently, niuny changes will become neces
sary, and to facilitate tills object Is our pur
pose In our present business capacity. From
our extensive acquaintance with the people of
the Eastern states, as well ns our knowledge
of this country and its people—which we have
worked diligently and hard to learn—aud the
large amount of
Choice, Desirable and Cheap Property
we have on sale and to lease, we feel confident
of success, and that Is half the battle won.
Our motto is on waul and upward with the
watchword, Know Thyself, lhe which we
study. So we flatter ourselves that
We Can Give Entire Satisfaction
to those who may entrust their business to our
cure. Persons having real estate of any kind
to sell, and those wishing to purchase, will
please give us a 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 other first-class or
cnard and Farm Lands, House*und lots, and
Hunches, improved and unimproved, from 2
to K.iiOU acres—some with line dwellings and
all necessary out-buildings; and highly Im
proved bind, ranging from ttl to «i,:«of>er acre,
not advertised in the following list:
Parties desiring to sell or buy would do woU
to call and submit their business to us, as all
interests entrusted to us will'receive prompt
a Mention' Tbe following property on baad:
400 Acres of Good Farming Lund, suitable
for Dairy purposes or sheeprange; 80,000 worth
of improvements In fences aud Buildings;
well watered nnd lv every way desirable, sit
uated one mile from Compton, nine miles
from Los Angeles. Price 312,01)0.
NO. 58. 31 acres unimproved, H v tulles from
court-house; v fine corner locution on a main
street; good healthy location. This place will
be sold altogether, or In lots of 5 or 10 acres.
Hood, choice land: easy of access by public
conveyance; fine chance forclty homes. #3400.
Nn. s*l. UK) acres Improved, near San tia
briel Mission. House and other outbuilding* i
well watered; good grain or fruit land. Very
cheap. 83000.
NOS. 50, 51 and 52. land 5, and acre lets:
splendidly and pleasantly located; good soil
and water privileges; from 8000 lo Si/siO each
NO. 0-5. 8 .'£2-100 acres Improved lands, wl.«
good house «.f 5 nanus; lVj miles from court
house, near omnibus line and good school.
Well watered. On it nro planted 174 orange
trees, I and syears old, In tine condition, and
10 Sicily lemons, 0 years old; 50 bearing fruit
und nut trees, uf splendid quality, and one
acre of alfalfa. A desirable and cheap place.
84,750.
NO. 08. f% acres splendid land, U£ mllen
from the court-house, adjoining the above. Is
planted with walnut, orange and lemon trees.
('an be purchased at a bargain lor cash. A de
sirable city 10.-. 81,800.
Nf>. H2. 10 nercs.well Improved; good house
of ii rooms; VjZ miles from eourt-lious«, on San
Pedro street. < In it ure pointed 100 limes, 4 and
5 years old, 100 lemons, 4 and 5 years old, 4uu
orange trees, 5 years old, 30 apples, li pears, 25
peaches, I tigs, 1 Italian chestnut, 5 •_:rape-vim*
—all in good bearing. 85,750.
NO. iiA 1"« ncres well Improved, |kj miles
from the court-house; good house, 44x4tj, In
cluding wings; two stories, coutulus 9 rooms,
closets, bath and store-room, ull hard fin
ished. Three tine weeping willows grace thn
yard; 24 bearing orange trees, loaded wlib
fruit; 2tt white walnut,HS apple, IS pear, 4 fig, 4
apricot, 7 quince, ;t pomegrunntc, all In flue
bearing; 77 orange, 3 years old, 77 walnut, 4
years old, In orchard; 100 walnut, 200 orange,
lemon and lime trees In nursery; Also, vine
yard of 3,000 vines, and IU acres alfalfa. This
place Is near the terminus of the omnibus
line; a good location, healthy nnd pleasant;
for sale or to rem; a fine property ut a bargain.
$12,(100.
New brick house nnd lot, 40 feet front by luu
feet deep, on San Pedro street, 5 minutes' walk
from the post-office; good location. $31,44)41.
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,as well as other traits'
(410.100.
Six lots, 180 feet front on Main street, and ISO
on Spring stn'Ot. We want money to build
houses with. 93,300.
Two lots on Main street, 120x150; good loca
tion; cheap for cash. $1,600.
00 acres near the fair grounds, Just outside
theeity limits,in the vicinity of artesian wells
—$3, COO.
HO acres good land; valuable Without Irriga
tion; artesian wells easily supplied. $2.4(M.
A good location; house of 5 rooms; v large,
bearing orange trees, several nearly In bear
ing; lemons, limes and other fruits; 6 minutes
walk from the post-office. $41,000.
House and lot with 40 acres, to be divided to
suit the purchaser; with or without house or
Improvements, In 5,7-., or 10-acre lots neat the
city limits. 8760, Sftff or 81,5(10.
40 acres, with good house, to exchnnge for
entile or sheep.
AtK>ut 1,200 acres of choice fruit land, and
the best vineyard lund In tnls country, well
watered; water all rises on the place, 812.000.
000 acres, same as above; improved; 30 miles
from I.os Angeles. 830,000.
A fine, thrifty, bearing orange, lemon and
apple orchard; a city lot of 20 acres, centrally
located. 825,000.
20 acres on San Pedro street, nonrJoffersnn;
colli i ated, and has 50 bearing fruit trees; lies
in ihe city water limits. 82,000.
H.ihh) ncres unimproved lund, with water pri
vilege, at «fi per acre. Apply at this offlee, or
teG, lM'oinpton, at Coinptou.
12 aiffes of choice land, all In orchard and
sines in fell bearing, limited In the central
part of the city. Extra good water privilege,
i own! house, barn, and ail necessarvout-butid
ings. Pays well iIAOUI.
House; 2 stories and 7 moms, hard un-AgV
ished, and closets. Also, brick Itasemeiitß
4fttV - 3 rooms aud cellur; wiuc-closet and hail.
2ETS acres of ground,nicely planted with fruit,
shrubs, flowers, etc.. good feuee and outbuild
ings. Most splendid suburban location In the
city.