Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-20

damaged by water.
Mr.. I. Cohn, of the Capitol Store,
got home yesterday from San Francisco,
where, after close contest with buyers,
he succeeded in getting another large in
voice of the famous Mosgrove bankrupt
stock. These goods are now here and
will be sold at very low prices.
A water tank, with capacity of 80, 600
gallons, is being built at Wilmington by
Mr.. VIM. Miller, Superintendent of Con-
struction for the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company. A three-inch pipe will
be laid from the tank to the new railroad |
wharf at San Pedro.
Mr.. Kohler, of the firm of Kohler &
Frohliag, is paying his winery and vine
yard in this city visit. He informed
us that he had long ceased to irrigate
his grapes and is of opinion that there
has been altogether too much deluging
of the vines.
We have received an invitation to q
Bon Bon Party to be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening, May 26th
by the Ivy Social Club. This will be
the concluding social of the season by
this popular club and will, we have no
doubt, be highly enjoyable.
We again call the attention of our
readers to the fact that Mr.. H. Suss-
kind, Cardona Block, No. 100 Main
street, is selling off his large stock of the
latest styles of gentlemen's clothing, fur
uishing goods, hats, caps, etc., at bed
rock prices, preparatory to removing to
his new store in the Rivarra Block.
The attention of persons who intend
camping at Santa Monica Canon this
Summer is directed to the advertisement
of Walter McGrath, who will keep a
full supply of tents, which he will rent
at reasonable rates. Sergeant McGrath
is an old camper and will be provided
with everything necessary tc make camp
life comfortable.
=" Military Strategy at the Eagle
Dramatic and Minstrel Company's en-
tertainment ON, Monday evening is we'll
worth the price of admission, to say
nothing of all the new songs and jokes.
Fifteen gentlemen of color" will make
their first bow to Los Angeles audi
ence. Let their welcome be good
house. Reserved seat tickets at Lazarus
book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams, by
double column advertisement in this
mornings HERALD, give notice to the
ladies of Los Angeles that, being unable
to secure suitable store, they are sell
ing their large stock of latest styles of
hair goods at cost. This is an opportu-
nifty rarely offered in Los Angeles and we |
would advise all who require any thing
in that line to give them call.
Mrs. I. J. DePuy left Wednesday to
join her husband in California. The |
Traueler Herald and other friends here
wish her safe journey, and both
happy, healthy life in their new home.
The people of Los Angeles will gain
good citizens and neighbors in Mr.. and
Mrs. DePuy.
The foregoing is from a st. Joseph,
Michigan, daily. Mrs. DePuy will al
rive to-day and until they are settled in
a home of their own will occupy rooms
at 60 Hill, between First and Second
streets.
In City Justice Adamss Court yester-
day James Bree was up on the charge of
malicious mischief in defacing posters.
Dismissed on motion of Deputy District
Attorney Morgan, there being no evil
dence to sustain the charge r. R. Pico,
charged with battery on oath of M. Ser
rano, pleaded guilty and was fined Sl2,
which he paid A. M. Warren, charged
with battery on oath of j. Broad, was
given until Monday at 10 A. Nj. to plead.
This case was tried before Justice Fisher
and dismissed on account of informality
in complaint.
We had the pleasure of a call yester-
day from Mr.. L. H. Titus, of the Dew
drop ranch, San Gabriel He informs lis
that the prospects for splendid orange
crop were never better than this year.
Very satisfactory prices, ranging from
81 to S. box OF one hundred oranges,
are being received for the remnant of
last years crop. Mr.. Titus never ex-
poets to see the price of superior oranges
as low as they have been during the
past two years. Owing to our improved
railway facilities the market has expand
ed wonderfully.
The San Antonio (Texasl Times has
the following pleasant notice of Mr..
Bryce Grimes, q gentleman well known
in this county, and who proposes to pay
a visit to his old home shortly: cat the
Debating Society last evening Bryce
Grimes, Esq, a gentleman from Cali
fornia, popularity known in his district
as "the old Democratic war horse of
southern California" was by the unani-
nous voice of the society accorded a
vote of thanks for speech he made on
the Chinese question. The speech was
well worthy the vote as it was not only
an excellent one in itself but it was full
of information that was in measure
new to members of the society. The