Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-21

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A choice lot is advertised ...for sale in
our New To-day.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Parsons, Rose building.
Siegel's assortment Of fine Hats in all
colors excels ALL
General Il. Bouton returns from Ari-
zona by this evenings Pacific Express,
Mr. B. Dreyfus, of Anaheim, was in
the city yesterday, and registered at the
Pico.
The Solar Art Gallery, Messrs. +. II.
Rogers & Co., 624 San Fernando street,
will be open Monday morning.
1t was warmer and more comfortable
yesterday than for some days past, with
sigma Of rain last night.
Mr.. H. L. Drew, one Of the leading
mining men Of San Bernardino, is regis.
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
Colonel Thomas r. Bard, Of Ventura,
accompanied by his family, Mrs. Blanche
Bard, Miss Louise j. Bard, and Miss
Mary 2. Bard, are at the Cosmopolitan.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used, for sale at a
great bargain. Valentines music store,
27 North Main street. sept29-tf
The card of Messrs. Brown 4 Stiles,
real estate, commission and employment
agents, will be found elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD.
The old and rotten sidewalk in front
of Leck's Hall, on Main street, has been
torn up, and O new and substantial one
will be at once laid 10 its place.
A fiat rail frog was yesterday laid at
the switch on the Main street railroad al
Eighth street 1t is the commencement
Of Improvements on the line.
The HERALD acknowledges pleasant
call yesterday from Mr. Thomas Ewing,
superintendent OF the Bonanza King
mine at Providence mountain.
Go and inspect the new ant gallery
opened. by +. II. Rogers & Co, at 624
San Fernando street, before you have
your portrait taken.
We are authorized by City Treasure
kays to say that protested warrants on
the cash fund will be paid on presenta.
tion at his office, No. G Court street.
| Mrs. 2. w. Stevens will deliver lee
ture, entranced, in Judge Ling's court
room this Sunday evening, October 81,
commencing at 1880 o'clock. Admission,
ten cents.
There are messages at the Telegraph
Office for l. y. Grsenslade, Geo. Nc
Mullen. L. Whitcomb, J. C. Jones, G..
X. Griffith, Mrs. j. L. Bethel, Maggie
| Scott
Don't forget to get your best select
Baltimore oysters, 81 per can; Califor-
mia oysters 25 cents plate; Eastern
shell oysters and all kinds OF shell fish
at Eckert Il Klafki's, fresh every day.
For first-class Hat at reasonable
price and immense stock to choose from,
call on Siegel, the Halter.
A special meeting Of Los Angeles
Lodge No. AZ. F. and A. NJ, will b
held at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow Monday
evening, for work in the Third Degree.
See notice.
Twelve carloads OF ties passed through
the city last week en- route for Tucson,
to be used in the construction of the new
Tucson and Globe narrow gaue railway,
which is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. l. w. Lord and family are on the
San Francisco train due in Los Angeles
this morning, as are also the Messrs. w.
B. Abernethy, VIM. @. Kerckhoff, G.
Wiley Wells and Mrs. James Gunner.
The benefit Of Herr Andrew Fuhrbure
will be given tonight at Turnyerein
Hall. The entertainment will be very
fine, and. we trust. will prove liberia
benefit to Prof Fuhrburg.
Marriage licences issued to Levi Har.
ris and Clara L. Norton and Austin
Ballerino and Sarah Barron, were fled
for record IN the County Recorders Of
flee yesterday.
| In the County Recorders Office yes
terday eighteen leeds ssyca mortgages
six releases Of mortgages, two marriage
licenses and three miscellaneous papers,
were filed for record.
Mr.. l.. Harris, of the Quincy Hall
Clothing House, who has been visiting
relatives in Europe for several months
past, is a passenger by the Pacific Ex
press, due in this city at 4;45 o'clock
this evening.
II will be seen, by advertisement else
where, that Mrs. J. Watson, at No. IL
First street, between Spring and Mair
streets, makes speciality OF millinery
fancy goods, hair dressing and dress
making.
Judge Sepulveda returned yesterday
from San Buenaventura, where he ha.
been holding court in exchange with
Judge Hines. His Honor appears ro
bust and in the fullness Of health
Mr.. ]. D. Crank, the we'll known hor
ticulturist of Fair 0aks, and father Of j
II. Crank, was in the city yesterday. He
reports the grape crop of Fair Oaks al
secured in excellent order. and of fin.
lquality.
The second wharf built at San Pedr,
| by the Pacific Coast Steamship Compan,
is completed, and we understand thai
still another will be constructed adjoin
ing, making three in all, made necessar,
| by their increasing business. The tow
is becoming lively.
/ Professor G. f. Bovard, Of the Uni
vsrsity Of Southern California, who wa
in the city yesterday, informs us tina
there are l30 pupils at present at tina
institution for the term now in progress
This is the largest number which ha
ever attended this excellent institution
Mechanics were at work all last nigh
in the County Bank, raising the counter
! and making new floor over the old on
and foot above it. This will be q de
cided improvement to the bank floor
which was below the Spring street grad
before this elevation was put in.
Mr.. s. C. Foy was much elated yes
terday over the arrival Of a little woma
} at his house without any name. In vie'
Of the joy which the Ohio electio
brought him, 1t is possible that the ne'
arrival will be called Ohio Foy.
Judge R. NJ. Widney is building
handsome residence of thirteen rooxs
his own design, on Olive street, in th
rear of his present residence on Hi
street. which he has sold to Geore
Chaffey, Jr.. Of Etiwanda.
The criminal calendar for the Cctob.
Term will be calledin Judge Sepulveda
. department Of the Superior Court o