Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-05

| Hon. Geo. D. Orner, agent Of the Gen
eral Land Office to investigate allege'
public land frauds in California, is
passengsr by this evenings train from
the East. due in this city at 4:45 o'clock
In the County Recorders office yes
terday sixteen deeds. five mortgages
two satisfactions of mortgages. two ac
acknowledgements, six m sceilaneous pa
pers and two marriage licenses, wer,
filed for record.
To-day only-Ladies' chemises 25c. &c
center table, Peoples Store.
John Thomas, the great tonsorial ar
tist, for many years connected with Gil
mans barber shop, Main street. will
hereafter be found at Canillo's shop
Spring street, opposite the Cur
House, where he will be glad to see his
| friends.
Santa Barbara has had an experience
in voting for an appropriation Of s5,O0t
for al addition to the High School, some
what like the vote in Los Angeles for .
city hall, 1t was defeated mainly by
non taxpayers. and the people mourn.
Erlanaer Book.
The old buildings on the north side ol
Commercial street, between Main and
Los Angeles streets, are being rapidly
torn down to make room for anew two.
story brick to be erected BY Mr.. C. Du.
oommun. which will be an ornament to
that rect.
One price and plain figures; no dis
count; not penny taken off to any one.
Remember this, for you labor under no
disadvantage. Lewis Bros, Oae Price
Boot and Shoe House, opposite the
Court House.
Mr.. o. w. Childs, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, advertises twenty
residence lots for sale In the Orange
Orchard Tract. These are among the
most desirable building lots in the city
and, we have no doubt, will go oil
rapidly.
A penny saved is penny made. Re.
member this. when purchasing boots
and shoes. Lewis Bros, One Price
Boot and Shoe House, opposite the
Court House.
Forty-nine passengers left for the
north yesterday per steamer Orizaba,
including four Baptist ministers on their
way to attend the State Convention OF
their denomination. OF the total list Of
passengers. eighteen, or over one third,
were ladies.
To-day we greet you a hearty vel
come and cordial invitation to all Los
Angeles county to visit us whether you
wish to purchase or not, we will be
pleased to see you. Lewis Bros, One
Price Boot and Shoe House, opposite
the Court House.
The Willmore excursion that went
East on the 2d inst, in charge Of Frank
G. High, was most comfortably pro-
vidsd for with good mattresses, curtains,
carpet, etc. The next party leaves on
the 22d. Apply for particulars at Amer
lean Colony Office, Room 4, Postotfice
building.
There was no business on Change yes
terday. Barley continues to be the item Of
most general interest Futures now are
quoted at June, slaO asked; July,
81 .42A asked; October. si.l74 bid, 81 80
asked---a wide margin; November, 81. 30
asked; December, 81 1921 asked. A prom
inent dealer bid 81 l.l5, buyers option
's3, with 81 % asked. for fifty tons.
Erlanger Book.
The professional card OF jarrett 7.
Richards. Esq, appears IL our columns
to-day. Mr.. Richards has held the
office Of Mayor and also Of City Attor.
ney, of Santa Barbara, is well known as
a lawyer and an editor, and with his
complete knowledge Of the French,
Spanish and German languages will be
an important addition to the bar Of Los
Angeles.
The Los Angeles Union Band will
give grand promenade concert and
ball, with musical entertaintment to.
night at Turnverein Hall. This enter
tainment is for the benefit Of the Union
Band, and should be q complete success.
All friends of the new band should be at
Turnverein Hall tonight to give the
boys rousing benefit. The tickets are
only 81 for gentleman and lady.
L. NJ. Woodbury. was arraisned before
Justice Ling yesterday on the charge Of
embezzlement. He plead not guilty and
was held in $500 bail for his appearance
for examination May 7th. II appears
that Woodbury. borrowed horse from
]. M. Lugo to ride to the railroad depot,
and, instead of returning the animal. he
sold the horse, bride and saddle to
Allen Cam for S25. Mr.. Lugo wants
his property back. hence the suit.
Unable to remain closed any longer.
we were compelled to throw open our
doors before our entire entire stock was
fully displayed. However, during the
coming week our store will present a
complete aud finished appearance. Lewis
Bros, One Price Boot and Shoe House,
opposite the Court House.
We have been requested by the Ladies
Benevolent Society to request all who
have surplus baby clothes to leave them
~ Mrs. Ponet's store, Main street, as
the Society have pressing need Of
articles of thnt kind to distribute to
worthy objects. The ladies call upon
the charitably disposed to assist them,
confident that they have only to make
their needs known to have them sup
piled.
A gentleman of experience, states that
he has often cured himself and family Of
dyspepsia by taking glass Of water
every morning before breakfast, in which
half teaspoonful OF salt has been dis
solved, gradually day by day increasing
the dose to double the amount. If Diet
ing is prac. c at the same time, recov-
cry is said TO be almost certain. At
best it is cheap and simple remedy,
which is worth trial.
The most decided success ever wit.
messed in Los Angeles was when Lewis
Bros. prematurely threw open the doors
Of their immense and elegant shoe house.
1t was the centre Of attraction during
the entire evening, large crowds being
constantly in front admiring its beauty.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. Niles
for present Of some oranges grown
near Hermosillo. Sonora. They are
large and of fine color but insipid in
the extreme. As compared with oui
Los Angeles oranges they are simply
nowhere. For piquancy Of favor and
general excellence the oranges grown in
this valley surpass both the Mexican
and Florida orange; as, indeed, they do
any orange we havo ever sampled from
any quarter.
The Santa Barbara Daily Independent
Vol. J, No. l, A. D. Hosterman, editor
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