Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-04


the Superior Court of Los Angeles coun
ty by Judge Howard Yesterday.
Lewis Bros. One Price Boot and Sho,
House, Nos. lOl and 1903, Spring street
opposite the Court House.
We had the pleasure Of meeting oul
genial friend, Mr.. Will L. Banning, O
San Pedro, in the city yesterday. HI
reports great stir aud business activity
at that point.
There will be a grand ball and literary
and musical entertainment at Turnve-
rein Hall on Saturday evening, May 9th
given by the "Los Angeles Union Brass
Band, with sumptuous supper by Lo
pee Brothers. Tickets, admitting gen
tleman and lady. ST..
We will open our doors for business
Saturday morning May 5th, Lewis Bros.
One Price Boot and Shoe House, lOl
and i03 Spring street. opposite the Courl
House.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the auction sale of graded
Durham COW and calf by John c. Bell
Co. at the Temple street Stables at Il
o'clock M. tomorrow, Saturday. The
COW is splendid mixer and is of the
best cross for butter.
The House of Modern Ideas. Lewis
Bros. One Price Boot and Shoe House.
l0l and 1903 Spring str ct, opposite the
Court House.
The jury In the case of Antonio Rod
riguez, A Nordholdt and John Bernard,
tried in City Justice MorRan's Court
yesterday, OF the charge OF malicious
mischief, tearing down fence belong
ing to d. Amestoy, brought in verdict Of
guilty. Sentence reserved.
To-day only-Thread gloves, two
styles, l5c pair, third centre table,
Peoples Store.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr.. 4. A.
Girvin, shorthand reporter Of the Rail-
read Commission, tor friendly call.
MIR. Girvin is an old newspaper man,
formerly connected with the San Fran
cisco Call, and most pleasant and
accomplished gentleman.
One Of the largest houses Of its kind
in California, Lewis Bros One Price
Boot and Shoe House, l0i and l03 Spring
street, opposite the Court House.
The body of Mr.. w. w. Wheelock.
who died here few days since, has been
embalmed by Mr.. Brown, and will be
shipped east tomorrow. His mother
was on her way to see him when his
death occurred, which she did not know
until friend boarded the train sone
distance out, and informed her.
Mr.. Theodore Frohlinger will ON Sat-
urday open first class meat store ON
the corner Of Los Angeles and First
streets, at the old southeast corner,
where he will have every thing delicious
and desirable ia the form and substance
Of good meat. 1t will be known as the
First Street Market"
Any make, any style, any quality can
be found ut Lewis Bros One Price Boot
and Shoe House. lOl and l03 Spring
street, opposite the Court House.
In New York asparagus is selling at
S5 cents per bunch. In Los Angeles it
costs nickel, while in this city 100
punches Of radishes cost 81 so, in New
York they sell for six bits. Potatoes
are about the same as here, but other
vegetables vary very much, and, as in
the instance mentioned, either way,
with wonderful difference.
A Chinese laundryman Of this city,
has three children, all boys, and Of the
same size. They are really very good
looking. barring the oblique eyes, and
are as fat as butter. They are smart
and speak good English. In fact their
Celestial dad says that in year or two
mora he will send them to school to get
a regular English education, if they will
be admitted.
Los Angeles is fast putting on metro
politau airs aud the new shoe house Of
Lewis Bros. would present creditable
appearance ON Broadway or kearney
street.
They don't do things by halves in
Texas. The southern part Of the State
having grown too valuable for stock
raising, the cattle are being shipped to
the Indian Territory and the lfano esta-
cada Of Texas. The shipment is so large
that 1t will require five trains Of sixteen
cars each, forty days to transport them.
The farmers and railways thus mutually
help each other.
From Mr.. A. G. Yeary, Of Savannah,
who was in the city Yesterday, we learn
that the crops are looking even better
than usual in the vicinity Of Savannah,
ri Monte and San Francisquito. More
than an average crop will be harvested,
and the yield will be greater than last
year, when we had more rain. This i,
only straw, but il Is good and strong
one.
The orange growers of the fine pla-
teau east OF San Bernardino. sometimes
called Old San Bernardino, are badly
disgruntled because their oranges after
being sold are branded Riverside. =
They call that regicide, suicide, fratri-
eide, parricide, uxoroide, matricide, and
other sidelong terms most unsiderial to
Riverside, for building up reputation
m the fine fruit Of another rival settle.
ment. Who shall decide when fruit
men differi
Probably no boot and shoe house on
the Pacific coast has the immense sales.
room aud seating capacity of Lewis
Bros. One Price Boot and Shoe House,
l0l and lUo spring street.
Mr.. q. L. Wright, Of Orange, leaves
to-day for San Francisco. whence he
will sail by steamer for Guaymas, Mex
leo. He will visit the City Of Mexico
and various parts Of that republic fol
year. Mr.. Wright, who is I'm ex
perienced vine grower, contemplates
planting thousand acres OF grapes il
that country where that fruit ripenl
about six weeks earlier than it ripens il
Los Angeles, and shipping tho same te
eastern markets by rail.
An industry which might be made
profitable here is common in Europe
The preparation is very simple, and re
suits in coating the surface Of wood 81
that II will not only not decay, but be
comes As hard as stone, and can be uset
in the mechanical arts. The compost
ton used is simply mixture Of foriy
parts Of chalk, fifty Of resin, and fou
of linssed oil, melted together, afte
| which one part Of copper and one Of sui
phuric acid is added. 1t is applied no
with brush and left to drv.
One price and plain figures, all thing
ao.nn1 and euaruthinq snnara Mt Ieuis