Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-09
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The following is the list OF passengers
who arrived from the East via the
Southern Pacific and connections, last
evening. C. Lowery, Lille Brow. Miss
Annie Brade, New York; j. G. Smart,
$. w, Smart, Ohio; J. Czerwinsky,
Tucson.
This day, pair lace curtains, sl.25,
Peoples Store.
Tho Main Street and Agricultural
Park railway Company, by notice else
where, inform the public that during
Fair week their cars will start from the
station on Main street every l5 minutes
for the Fair grounds, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Money loaned on watches, diamonds
aud jewelry, at III North Spring street,
by the original Uncle Joe.
A most amusing and exasperating cir
cumstance occurred on Sunday to Mr.
A. Kalmbach, who was to lead the band
at Buena Vista, on the hill. When he
opened his cornet box to start the music
he discovered to his disgust that some
villain had stolen his fine silver cornet.
That was rough on the leader.
The frat excursion from the Southern
States to Los Angeles via the Sunset
route. will arrive here, If no delay oc-
ours, on Wednesday or Thursday morn
ing on train No %. Another large ex-
cursion will be due about October Goth.
Two more will arrive during this year,
with more to follow during 1884.
A new wharf has just been completed
at San Pedro for the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company, at a cost Of $1,000. The
two wharves and the warehouse. which
will hold 10000 sacks of grain, are esti-
mated to cost about $4,000, but their
value is much greater when the business
transacted is remembered.
Frank f. Williams, J. NJ. Cammins,
William Kilgore and ID. Cambell fled
for record in the County Recorders
Office yesterday notice Of location OF
"Pride Of the West" quartz mining claim.
The same parties also filed notice of loca-
tion of the "Annie Cummins" claim.
Both locations are near Elizabeth Lake.
All the Justices Of the Supreme Court
are registered at the Cosmopolitan, ex-
cept Justice Il. NJ. Ross, who is stop
ping with his brother-in-law Mr.. D. f.
Drakenfield. The Secretary OF the
Court, Mr. T. f. 0'Connor, and the
bailiffs, Messrs II. C. Finkler and Perrie
c. Kewen are also at the Cosmopolitan.
When. the two new electric light
masts are erected as ordered by the
council, there will be thirty-six carbons
Lighted on the masts, besides the numer-
GUS private lamps. When the light was
first turned on ten months ago, there
we're but twenty-five carbons, which
will be increased about sixty per cent.
The Model restaurant on First street,
next to the corner Of Spring street, is
now open and doing rushing business.
The proprietors, Messrs. Essential &
Co, are all experienced in the business.
and are prepared to give the best that
the market affords at popular prices.
Give them a call.
This day, extra fine ladies' vests, 80
cents, Peoples Store.
The recent high seas have washed
away part Of the break-water which
extends to Dsadman's Island, mostly
the sand dunes. General Boschke has
a gang of men at work at the willow
forest ou the Cerritos rancho, cutting
willows to place in such position as to
prevent further damage.
II this is Christian charity, l am glad
I'm Sheeney. Solomon Isaacs at the
Rink tonight. Standing room only last
night; hundreds turned away.
OF vessels which have sailed from San
Pedro during the past fourteen months,
the following have foundered; ship Roma,
bound to Africa; bark Hildogard, off the
coast OF England: ship Partisan, ditto;
ship Russia, ditto; ship Windsor, in the
Sonth Pacific Ocean, on q voyage to
British India.
Bargains in hosiery at L. Obersteller's
closing out sale, 20 $. Main street. near
First.
In the report in Sundays HERALD Of
the various raifiss at the Orphans Fair.
the following are to be added: No. IS,
ladies shoes, J. +. Moran; two otto
mans by Sister Mary Manuel; silver
castor, Teofllo Barker, and an embroid
cred pin n-cushion by Mrs. III. w. He'll
man. These raffics occurred at very
late hour on Saturday evening.
Visitors to the city during this week
should not fail to call at Jacoby Broth
ers' wholesale and retail clothing house
They have the largest and most elegant
assortment Of the latest styles of cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, ETC.. that
can be found on the coast outside of Sar
Francisco. We would advise all to drof
in and see them. The goods are non
pariel in cut and quality, and the prices
unequalled.
Mr.. l. w. Hellman informs us that he
expects to move into the new headquar'
ters of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank about Saturday, the 27th. Work is
progressing as rapidly as possible. but
the ornamentation is SO elaborate thai
the work il necessarily slow. When
completed it will be as elegantly fitted
up as any bank building on the coast.
aThis day. silk Spanish lace scarfs,
25 cents, Peoples Store.
The gray horse and spring wagon of w.
Fl. Perry that was stolen from in front Of
his office, on Commercial street, on Fri
day evening. was found in San Bernar
dino on Sunday night by Deputy Sheriff
Corbett, tied to fence in front of a
butcher shop, and turned over to Mr.
Marphy, the agent Of Perry, Mott 4
Co., at Cotton, and by him returned tt
the owner. The thief has not yet beer
caught.
/ Ladies' worsted shawls, infants caps
ETC., at E. Obersteller's, 20 s. MAR
street. near First
We received a call yesterday from Mr..
C. L. HoYt, special agent of the New
York Life Insurance Company who
with his family. has arrived in Los An
geles for the benefit of his health and,
should be find the climate suitable. will
remain here this winter. During his
stay Mr.. Hoyt will actbusiaess for hi'
company which, as is well known, is on,
of the most substantial in the United
States.
i This day, full finish, silk clock, bal
briggan hose. 25 cents, Peoples Store.
The ROGERS Brothers. by adyertise