Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-21

are close enough, and twelve by twelve
is better" The evidence ig cumulative
all over the Stats, that our vineyards to
maintain their health and vigor must
have more room than formerly. These
opinions should have great weight with
those who intend to plant vines this
winter
Japanese trays 25c and upwards. Peo-
les Store.
We clip the annexed notice Of the in
venti IN OF our townsman, Mr.. William
Mclean. from late lumber Of the
Scientific american "A process Of lay
ing pasr,nents has been patented BY Mr..
Wa inn Mclean. of Los Angeles, Cal
foluia 1t relates to that class of pave
menis usually made Of concrete. and pro-
vIdes means whereby encau-tie tiles. or
tiles and stones, may he laid in combi-
nation with concrete, for ii lawalks or
oIher pavemsnts, the intention being
tn 1t each section shall form one piece,
50 that shrinking will not change its
level relative to contiguous sections"
A fiue collection Of paintings, many Of
them local subjects, can be seen at the
Studio, No. II First street, between
Main and Spring streets. Prominent
among the number IL "Old Badly" Los
Angeles Valley scenes in San Antonio
Canon and other attractive local points
1t is the best collection that has yet been
exhibited in this city, and recommends
attention, particularly at Christmas time.
A visit will be well repaid. d2l-3t
Fur-lined satin circulars SIS, Peoples
Store.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Messs. Kerckhof, Cuzuer & Co.,
lumber dealers, whichappears elsewhere.
This firm, one OF the best known in Los
Angeles, have full assortment OF all
kinds Of seasoned lumber, doors, sash,
etc. They also deal in lime, plaster,
cement and other building material. Per-
sons requiring anything in their line will
find it to their interest to give them
call.
Mr.. r. Ulrich, the landscape artist,
who is planning the ornamentation Of
the grounds of the Raymond Hotel, has
gone to Durango. Mexico, to get some
queer specimens Of cactus to add to the
100 varieties in California, Arizona and
New Mexico, to plant around the hotel.
He will also plant about 500 kinds Of
trees and the same number Of flowers on
the hill surrounding the edifice.
Mr.. v. g. Thompson, mine host of
the hotel at Mojavs Station. arrived in
the city yesterday and is registered at
the Cosmopolitan. Mr.. Thompson is
one of the pioneers of this part of the
country and came here contemporane-
ously with Hammell 4 Denker. When
he sees the steady growth Of the business
of the city he regrets that he didn't re-
main here.
In surveying the lands Of the Ante
lope valley, on the west border Of the
Mojave desert, Mr.. M. Kelleher found
many Of the redwood stakes in good
condition, although set in the ground
thirty years ago by Mr.. George Han
son. the well known surveyor. The
magnetic variation recorded by Mr..
Hanson was then l4' l2'E. Now it is
Ia so east.
Elegant satin fur.trimmed closks SIS,
Peoples Store.
A great increase Of interest is mani
tested in the new mines near Twenty
Nine Palms, on the line of the South
ern Pacific Railroad. There is q five
stamp mill at work there, but the pro-
pristors have a large force OF men at
work and think they can produce ore
enough for both i've and ten stamp
mill.
Articles Of incorporation of the Pasa-
dens Lumber Company were fled for
record in the County Clerks Office yes
terday. The following are the names
| of the incorporators: Jabez Baubury
and George 8. Turner, of Pasadena; !;
George Kerckhoff. James Gunner and
William g. Kerckhof. Of Los Angeles
city.
Attention is directed to the grand
combination raffie advertised by Eddy 4
Co.. to take place January lst Tho
prizes consist Of fine upright piano and
seven Williams improved Singer sewing
machines, tickets one dollar each. Here
is chance to get $500 piano or o first
class sewing machine for one dollar.
Auction sale Of real estate. this day.
Go down First street, cross the railroad,
turn to your left on vignes street, then
60 three blocks and you come to We'll
street, Lazard comes next. John e..
Bell sells ON both streets, on the prsmi-
ses, at II o'clock. Sale will commence
at 2l4 We'll street.
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes
terday. Gus Leonard. convicted Of petit
larceny, was sentenced to pay q fine of
S75 or seventy rive days labor on the
streets. Charles Michler, convicted of
assault, was fined $40, with the alterna-
tive Of ten days in Captain Cummines'
street brigade.
The largest invoice of silverwAre,
quadruple and plate. ever opened in
Los Angeles, will be received tomorrow
by the Diamond House, 273 Narth Main
street, opposite Baker block. The very
latest designs, not thirty days from the
mandatory, ,sand selling at manufac-
turer's prices. 1t
Children's cloaks very low, Peoples
Store.
The rainfall at San Fernando on
Wednesday night was one tenth Of an
inch. At Newhall, one.fourth Of an
inch. At Mr.. 0. II. Bliss's residence in
this city it was fourteen -hundredths. At
the Signal Service Station the record was
nine-hundredths Of an iach.
Mr.. n. L. spitley has completed his
elegant dwelling house on Fort stseet.
below Ninth. The ediice is two stories
and Is furnished with all modern con-
veniences. Il Is built in the English
style, and Is handsome addition to that
quarter of the city.
John C. Bell will sell at auction each
day at II o'clock and every evening at
o'clock until the holidays, fine Diamond
Work, Watches and Jewely. at No. 40
Main street, next to Browns Restaurant.
dec2l.4t
For Christmas gift, buy something
useful as well IS ornamental and you
will always feel happy. For instance,
say lovely cloak, or an imported
broche shawl, such as can be found only
at the City of Paris"
Capt C. 7. Healy left town last even
ing for San Francisco, to spend the holi-
days with his excellent family. he
will return after the Christmas holidays
to attend to the great interests which he
has ip charge.
Marriage licenses issued to George
Harvey and Leopoldine Lang and a
couple whose names do not appear.
were fled for record In the County
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