Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-20

ern Union telegraph office for Mrs
Oracle Clements.
Mrs. Ann B. B. Hamilton, of Co.
Iumbus, Ohio, mortgage, yester.
day bought in the Beaudrv water
works at Shtr ifs sale for $40 600.
The shoe bill of family for one
year amounts to a laIgs sum OF
money. You can reduce it one
half by purchasing your shoes at
BeDjamiu's, 81 Nam street.
Buy the ILLUSTRATED HERALD.
1t answers every question which u
correspondent can ask. 1t ia bright,
comprehensive,p pictorial and inter-
estiug and only costs ten cents.
Money saved is money earned.
Ladies genuine French kid button
boots, IS SO; fer the same else
where, So. Call aud see them at
BENZ minus, 81 Main street, Dow
ney Block.
DR.. Winston, accompanied by
that sagacious and skiliful pros
pector, Mr.. HoughtpIing, is pay
Ing visit to the Z,pat0 niue.
The party has taken fishing tackle
along aud will combine business
with pleasure.
In our notice of the election of
officers of the Council of the Amer
loan Legion of Honor, organized
last Saturday night, we gave the
name of Theodore Nolte as Vice
Com munder instead of Recorder,
and ON tied the name Of +. Adam,
who was elected Vice Commander.
Mendel Meyer has put in an APP
pesrance in Los Angeles from
Arlzana. He sp .aks hopefully of
Tucson and Tom Ostoue. BY the
way, Mandel il a large owner in a
niue, on,a line with the ConteD-
li,n, which has heen bonded by
Eastern parties for 100000.
Mr.. Gabe Allen has returned
from somewhat protracted trip 10
Arizona. Mr.. Allen has very
valuable claim In the Meyers Die.
triot, of which region We shall have
somethiBg TO say at an early day.
healthy after his sweitering expe-
rience.
Mr.. Brown, of Morford & Brown,
Is about starting on prospecting
trip of several weeks' duration. He
Is one Of our "boss" prospectors,
and is doing much, Ia quiet way,
to direct the attention of capital
lists to the strong treasure possIbi..
tiles of Southern California.
By announcement elsewhere 1t
will be seen that the Sisters
School will reopen on Monday,
August 1st. The advantages Of
this institution to parents and
those who have the care aud edu-
catien of children are 80 evident
that anything more than mere
mention of The opening of the
school would be uperhuOus.
Mr.. FELTON,, who has done more
for the development of the oil in
terests of California than any other
man In the State, expanding bis
money with wise and discrimin-
atiug liberality both In sinking
wells aud building refineries, has
been in our city for some days
past. Where the pos.essor of large
means employs hls cash in the
| opening up of the resources OF q
whole section, as Mr.. FELTON, has
done, he is entitled to all honor and
recognition.
Judge De Forrest Porter, of Ari-
coma, has been spending his judi
oisI vacation in Los Angeles aud
Santa Monica. Having to.traverse
a very loDg and hot circuit, he had
lost just fifty pounds when he
| yielded to necessity and sought
refuge in our delicious @ innate. In
the few weeks of his stay here he
has retrieved thirty-eight Of the
tifIy pounds OF the avOirdupOis he
had lost. We would say to all
other suffering ArzJnans "Come
and do likewise"
The old brick building on Spring
street, between First and Second,
owned and occupied by Mr.. Louis
Roeder as carriage factory, has
been torn down and will be replaced
by new one-story structure to
serve as repository aud sales
room. The frontage will be At feet,
aud the new building Joined to he
structure already standing at the
back of the lot will mako d con.
tinuous warehouse one hundred
and fifty feet in depth; The black
m thing establishment will be ad-
joining the saiesroom. The cost of
the Improvements will be about
So 900.
The ILLUSTRATED HERALD con.
tains, In sixteen pagee, together
with u number Of inimltable en-
cravings aud lithographs, every
thing which The outside world may
be supposed to d-sire 10 know about
Los ADgee, city aud county.
About twelve hundred and fifty
Peoples of this splendid special num-
Der still remain upon our hands
The Autographs OF Los Angeles in
1857 and In 1881 ere alone worth
So, yet we sell the whole superb
work, printed on eighty pound pa
per, for the modest sum Of ten cents
q copy. Those who would like to