Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-06

Hon. j. w. Satterwhite, of San Der
nardino, is registered at the Pico House
Fifty half barrels of Boca Book beer
at Bob Eckert's.
For banquets, dinners and parties use
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any i'm
ported.
Bless you, yes, 81 will buy lady's
good kid button shoes, at the Peoples
store.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of estrays taken up, under New
To-Day.
Have just received the celebrated Sal
vador Boca Book beer at Congress Hall,
corner Main and Requena streets.
Mr.. S. S. Lawson, Mission Indian
agent, San Bernardino, is registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
IA; minimum, 49,.
An interesting Grim. con. case will
come up for examination before City
Justice Adams to-day.
Don't smile, for we can and will sell
misses three-button sandals at sixty five
cents pair at the Peoples store.
Fourteen foreign vessels, with cargoes
of coal and railroad iron, are now at sea
en- route to the port of Wilmington.
Fresh Oysters, lunches of all kinds,
with good glass of ice cool Boca Book
beer, at Bob Eckerts.
Mr.. w. L. Banning, of Wilmington,
has been in the city for couple of days
and is stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
French ribbed hose, full finished, at
twenty-fi cents, at the Peoples store.
Don Marco A. Forster, of the Rancho
las Flores, San Diego county, came up
to the city yesterday and is registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
Boca Book beer is the only lager beer
brewed on this coast, and you can al
ways find it at Congress Hall. ''Don't
you forget it..
We had the pleasure of meeting Judge
Z. S. Hereford, of San Gabriel, in the
city yesterday. He reports everything
fiourishing in his bailiwick.
I'll never tell, but yet good pebble
goat child's shoes are only eighty-fi
cents, at the Peoples store.
The Texas Press Association, which
paid our city visit this week, is divided
politically as follows: Democrats, SO;
Republicans, 3; Greenbackers, |.
The only place in Los Angeles where
you can get your nice glass of lager beer
is at Bob Eckert's, for cents glass.
We had friendly call from the genial
and irrepressible Col. George .Deaver
yesterday. He reports everything at
Wilmington as in high state of pros
perity.
Trimmed sun hats, eighty-G five cents, at
the Peoples store.
Mr.. B. Chandler is in town from the
Puente oil district He informs us that
the work of development is progressing
most satisfactorily.
A meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Sixth District Agricultural
Association was held yesterday after
noon, but no conclusion was reached
as to where the next Fair will be held.
Don't forget to get your ice cold Boca
Book beer to-day, and for two weeks
hereafter, at Bob Eckert's, Congress
Hall; only 5 cts glass.
The Santa Barbara Press reports that
the wheat in the central and lower por-
tons of the Santa Clara valley is look
ing very WELL but that in the upper por-
ton is not so promising.
Elsewhere appears an advertisement
of the Sausal Redondo rancho. The
man who fails to buy property in this
fine local clay out" will lose big money
in the next decade.
Captain George A. Johnson, of San
Diego, who went out to Arizona o short
time ago to look after his mining inter-
ests in the Territory, returned to Los
Angeles last evening and is stopping at
the Cosmopolitan.
The Gridley Herald thus anticipates
the humorous side of the approaching
campaign: Between slickens, Sunday
law, Chinese immigration and railroad
taxes, successful candidates for office
this Fall will have to be long in the
reach and good on the straddle.
Personal-Kitty, meet me at the shoe
department, Peoples store, as l desire
to obtain a pair of Sc French kid side
lace shoes for $2.S5.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will give an entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John S. Ellis, Hammond
House, Tuesday evening, May 9th. The
public are cordially invited. Admit
lance twenty-five cents, including re-
freshments;
The iron columns of Mr.. l. w. He'll
mans new building on Main street, near
First, were put in place yesterday. This
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