Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04

Mr.. Charles IT. Case, te4 er al
the public school at Pasadena, " /.
learn, passed most creditable ex :
amiuation before the City Board
Of Examiners at its recent session.
Further developments at tbs
Santa Clara coal mine, in tunnel
at a greater depth, show the quail
ty Of coal is improving, which we
are all glad to learn.-SantG Ana
Herald.
Mr. M Adams, the newly elect.
ed City Justice. took possession of
his office yesterday. Mr.. r.. A..
Ling hiss been installed a. bailiff
Of the new Court.
Go to Dr.. Ssxton & Co., druggists,
for your drugs. medicines and toi.
let articles. We are ceiling every.
thing In the drug line cheap for
cash. Prescriptions speciality;
llS Main street.
II you want neat fitting shirt
made up in good style and Of the
best material, try the Coulter, in
Iaundried and unlauniried, at. Is.
F. Coultel's, 80 4 32 Main street,
Baker BlOcs.
Hon. Volney +. Howard, Supe.
rior Judge, went down to San Die
go on Saturday aud will not return
until ths 9Th instant, cOnsequently
no cases will be tried 10 his branch
of the Superior Court before that
date.
Judge Dick Egan, who lives on
the dividing line between Los An
geles and San Diego counties, tells
US that things are looking bright
ly, from an agricultural and pas
toral point Of view, IN that section.
We are pleased to learn that the
sale of the Chino ranch has been
consum mated. This single trans
action, involving the sum Of
$225, 900, elbows how vital and sub.
stantial is the revival of real estate
values in Los Angeles county.
Mrs. e. Bennett, No. 40 Spring
street, Los Angeles, Is famous
electromagnetic IN ahipulatOr from
No. 225 Bush street, San Francisco.
Sore of these manipulators have
very peculiar abilities, aud Mrs.
Bennett claims to excel in her line.
Any one requiring anything in
the line Of mems or boys clothing,
furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats
or caps will fiud them in 'all the
latest styles and Of superior quail
ty at the Progress store, CardOna
Block, Main street, at prices to
suit the times.
Mr.. J. O. Hays entered on the
discharge Of his official duties as
City Treasurer yesterday and was
kept quite busy, paying out
about $4,000 on interest cou-
pons. Mr.. Kays's office hours will
be from 8 A. N. to 8 p. NJ. each day. 4.
An entire new line of cloaks,
dolmans, ulsters, circulars, dress
goods, trimmings, ulater cloths
and cIQRkipgs, now ready for In
epection at b. F. Coulter's, 30 & 81
Main street, Baker Block.
A very extensive movement Ia
ON foot, ohaMpioned by Mr.. l.. ],
Rose, OF Sunny Slope, to have an
appeal sent GU to Washington from
the solid vinicultural interests ol
the whole State, to have tho op'
pfessive interal revenue laws re.
specting the manufacture Of grape
brandy materially modified.
We were glad 10 encounter, Sun
day, Major Tyus, whose hotel expe'
ylences In LOS Angeles count,
have made him pleasa ntly familiar
| TO our people. Tho Major has beet
residing In San Francisco for near
ly q year past, aud be goes down t
Anaheim to assist Mr.. Dunbam IL
running the Planters Hotel, =
that place.
AT q special meeting of the CITY
Council yesterday afternoon, tn,
Committee on Supplies wa
authorized to rent Union Hall TO
one year, with the privilege OF tw'
years, at $50 per month"; to b.
Ised as q Counci Chamber, May
or's office and an office for the Cit!
SURVEYOR and Assessor. Polio
HEADQUARTERS will be removed t.
the ollcs now occupied by tn
Mayor.
At b. z. Coultsr's, 80 4 50 Mall
street, Baker Block. can he foun
. fine line of gents furnishiu,
: goosis the latest sfvies "n#s "cs