Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

i We direct attention to the ad
vertisement Of Mr.. H. Sisgel, who
on Wednesday next, ct Ducommul
Block, will open one Of the larges
and most varied stocks o
fancy goods and gentlemen'l
furnishing goods ever brough
to Los Angeles. His stool
has been selected with grea
care and comprises all that is new
and novel In bis line. He makes &
speciality Of German knit goods
A cordial invitation is extended t.
our citizens to call and examine
his stock.
The Park Brewery has beer
leased for = term Of years to Louil
Schwartz, of Los Angeles. Mr.
schwartz is one of the best brew
ers on the coast and, we doubt not,
will make the Park Brewery pop.
ular with all Arizona. The fore.
going is from the Tucson Star oil
September 3Oth. From the same
paper we learn that Mr.. Joe Bayel
will DO interested with Mr..
Schwartz in the brewery and that,
in addition. they have leased
Lsvin's gardens at that place and
will conduct business at both places
hereafter.
Is q half loaf better than NO
bread? II 90 we do not see the wis.
dom In q district like our Second
and Third Congressional Districts
whore the Democratic candidate
pledges himself to vote for our
measures In Congress II elected,
and the Republican Is against
them, in putting up candidates
with not the remotest chance for
success, and with an almost certain
result Of electing our enemies. We
are working as wisely as we know
how to secure the financial policy
which we believe essential TO the
salvation Of our country and it's
industries, and care not who helps
US 90 we carry the measures.-
Santa Barbara Independent.
We clip the subjoined notice of
our sometime townsman from the
Tucson Record, Of Sept. Goth: We
publish to-day the card of Moye
Wicks, Esq attorney-at.law. Mr..
Wicks has been IN practice here
now quite q long while and has
won for himself golden opinions
from the bar and the public for his
legal knowledge and the suavlty Of
his manners, and to his credit be 1t
said that since his advent in our
midst he has built up for himself
quite q large practice. We have
known the gentleman in Calif0r.
MIA, and there as here he has never
failed in meriting the good will Of
all and a good share Of the busi-
ness.
Madame Prsesents, who has but
recently returned from San Fran
cisco, presents fer compliments to
the Ladies' of Los Angeles and
vicinity and desires to inform them
that on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next she will have
open for their inspection, at her
Millinery Parlors, No. 76 Spring
street, and at her branch store No.
70, on the opposite eide OF the
street, the most elegant and va
rled assortment of millinery goods
ever brought to Los Angeles, con-
sisting Of French flowers, feathers,
velvets, plush, satins, silks aud
ribbons OF every variety, besides a
full line OF hats and bonnets, all of
the latest fashion both In material
and design. A cordial invitation
is extended to the ladies to call and
examine her goods.
IT gives US great deal of pleasure
to say that a large and valuable
lode has been struck in the Blue
Light mine. Silverado, at a depth
Of 1870 feet. The enterprlsing gen.
tlemen who have this now valua.
ble property In charge started a
tunnel into the hillside consldera.
bly, below the groupings which. at
q distance of two hundred and
eighty feet, at ihs depth mention
ed, entered the lode. 1t proves to
be quite four and a half feet Wide,
and the average assays go sixty.
Ave dollars to the ton. The ore is
antimonial silver, with little ga
lena, not enough, however, to form
n 1ux. Al the Black Star coal
mine 10 within a short distance of
the mine, the ore can be roasted
inexpensively. The croppings
show plainly In the caiion below, to
. depth Of seven hundred feet.
Quite an exciting set-to took
place In the Office of . real estate
broker on Spring street yesterday
AFTERNOON, the parties thereto being
9. White, an attorney, and Mr..
Thornton, real estate broker. The
difficulty grew out of a claim by
Mr.. Thornton for commission In
money transaotiOn, which Mr..
White refused to recognise. Hot
words paesed, when the latter
struck Mr.. Thornton over the head
with his cane. The belligerents
then cllnohsd. Mr.. T. taking bis
opponent by the throat. At this
point bystanders interfered and
separated the com mbatants. Both
parties were arrested and taken be.
fore Justice Lawlor. who discharged
Mr.. Thornton, he proving that he
was not the aggressor, and Mr..
White was held for examination
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