Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28


at II. Jevne's. Connoisseurs will recog-
nize them as the finest in the world,
II Jevne's, IS Spring street.
In Justice Ling's Court yesterday,
Lsander Beaudoin was arraigned on the
charges Of disturbing the peace. Set for
trial November Cd, at 10 A. NJ. M.
Link, convicted Of vagrancy, was SEN
fenced to fifteen days labor on the
street.
Gluten -four. in bulk. at II. Jevne'',
3S North Spring street
The Solar Art Gallery, No. GA San
Fernando street, is open to visitors, and
some very nice local views and portraits
are ready for inspection. Every speci.
men shown is the work OF the firm, F.
H. Rogers & Co.
One square and two upright pianos ard
one organ, but little used. for sale at
great bargain. Valentines music store,
q North Main street. sept29-tf
The Rev. r. W. Fransworth. p. E..
will preach and conduct sacramental
services at Grace NJ. f. Church, in the
Chapel on Rose street, at IL A. NJ. to-
day The Pastor will preach in the
evening
Boys go to Abernethy 4 Co.'S for
suits and stylish hats, etc, 10 North
Spring street.
Fl. Slotterbeck has just received from
Sheffield, England, large assortment Of
pocket knives of all sizes, manufactured
to order and bearing his own trade mark,
which he will guarantee equal to the
best ever imported.
Men and boys hats, in the prevail
ing styles, at H. c. Weiner's, Downey
Block.
The Messrs. Feintuch Bros, in new
double column advertisement elsewhere,
announce the arrival of fresh assort-
ment Of ladies fancy goods and under
wear, and full line of children's hos
iery and wooden goods. They invite all
to call and examine their stock.
'Use Granula."
The HERALD is indebted to call
from Mr.. L. G.. Sresovich, the we'll.
known fruit mershant of San francisco,
member Of the firm OF Sresovch,
Gray g. Co. Mr. Sresovich is one of
the largest purchasers Of Los Angeles
oranges, and has purchased the crops of
several orchards for the use OF the trade
of his well known house.
Abernethy & Co.'S stock Of Winter
clothing, just received and marked at
low figures, 70 North Spring street.
The new Block Directory, gotten up
by Adams, French & Teshner. should
meet with encouragement and approval
by all business men. The Block Directory
is complete guide for any one wishing
to ascertain the place.of business of any
one in that block. They will also con-
tain the schedule time tables Of railroads
and steamers. Besides giving complete
information to strangers they will be an
ornament to the street corners.
Boneless hams, from three to live
pounds each, n. Jevne's, SS Spring
street.
By notice under the proper head. it
will be seen that our young townsman,
Mr.. Bradner Wells Lee, Of the we'll
known law firm of Brnnson, Wells &
Lee, Of this city, his taken unto himself
a helpmeet,in the person of Miss Helena
Farrar, one of the society bellies of
Washington, ID. c. Mr.. Lee and bride,
we learn, may be expected home ere
many days. We predict for the young
couple a cordial welcome.
Boys military, Navy and velvet jock.
ey caps. so cents, at H, G. Weiner's,
Downey Block.
Leiutenant-G Daggett has re-
turned to the city from Calico, on visit
to his family. From mining men Just
arrived from Calico, we learn that Mr.
Daggett's mines are doing very WELL A
blast let off last week in the Bismarck
mine revealed large ore body of great
richness, and yet our popular Lieuten-
an.-Governor is unassuming as usual,
and remarks philosophically; "Oh
why should the spirit Of mortal be
proud"
Dupee hams and bacon direct, at H.
Jevne's, 3S North Spring strest.
d. B. Anderson and party have made
quite rich discovery about thirty miles
from the railroad at Dos Palmas. The
''find" is located on mountain of vol
canic formation The main ledge is
about a foot in width, but inside is a
seam of about six inches that is remark
ably rich in fine gold that can be seen
with the naked eye. The seam will
average $3.50 to tie ton, and the ledge
$40. The ledge has been traced and
cut through for long distance. Mr..
Anderson and workmen leave for the
mine to-morrow.--Saa Beraardino In
der, 26th inst.
Boys polo caps, assorted colors, rs
cents. at H. C. Weiner's. Downey
Block.
Miss May Lawrence. of San Diego,
who won TIE prize at the Ladies ten
mile race in this city, is to be con-
testant for the same prize, $3.50, at the
San Bernardino races next Friday. The
readers of the HERALD will remember q
brave and noble act of this young woman
about two years ago. As she was riding
through the streets of San Diego, she
saw little girl with red dress, rum
ming and screaming, pursued by an
angry bull. Miss Lawrence at once
dashed past the girl, seizing her and lift
ing her to her side on the horse, flew
away from the animal and saved the life
of the child.
"Use Granula. /"
The Cooncil last night appointed
Frank Leoouveur and Fl. j. Stevenson,
in conjunction with Capt. Geo. c. Knox,
City Surveyor. board Of photographic
engineers to make surveys and prepare
plans for an irrigating system for the
city OF Los Angeles. The work is to be
completed in three months at cost not
to exceed 5000, salaries for the engineers
and like sum for assistants and all
other expenses. The proposed work is
one that should have been inaugurated
years ago and if carried out will un.
doubtedly result in great increase of
the irrigating facilities. and consequent
augmentation of the city's revenues.
Gents Derby hats, latest blocks, in
black, brown, blue Untria and terra
Gotta, below hatters prices, II. c. Wei
ner's, Downey Block.
A Tempest In Teapot.
Assistant Postmaster-Generai Hazen
has issued the following instructions;
"Business avocations and employments
x..:tI Ia axnlu1ad from, care1a and euyal-