Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-14

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A dry goods clerk is advertised for
under New To. Day.
Potatoes are selling at rs to IS cents,
with choice lots at 81.
No criminal business was transacted
in the Sheriffs office yesterday
A partial change has taken place in
the ownershipof the Pasadena Chronicle.
A girl to cook and do general house
work is advertised for in our New To-
Day.
Mr.. Richard Grid, of the Chino
Ranch, and wife are registered at the
Pico House.
Mr.. Ira Chandler, leading merchant
Of Santa Ana, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Gen. J. R. Briefly, Collector of the
Port Of Wilmington, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Deeds amounting to 1862 As were
filed for record in the County Recorder
office yesterday.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: maximum, 1876 de-
grees; minimum, COS degrees.
Hon. G. X. Porter, of San Fernando,
and wife are paying the city visit and
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Eggs are scarce at 80 cents, and ii
they continue to advance, supply from
the Eastern states will be sent here
Senior Thompson, of the County Board
ing House, has returned from visit to
his stock ranch in Ventura county.
s. A. Van Prsag, Travelling Agent of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail.
road, is stopping at tue Pico House.
Col. ). A. futile, who has been So
journing at Bartlett Springs, returns
home by this mornings San Francisco
train.
Mrs. r. H. Dalton, Of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived 10 Los Angeles yesterday
on a visit to her mother, Mrs. A. c.
Hereford.
The HERALD was favored with a call
last evening from Mr.. James B. Rams
ley, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, who is paying
our city brief visit.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday six
teen deeds. seven mortgages and three
miscellaneous papers.
The directors Of the Consolidated
Bank Of San Diego have completed ar
engagements for merging their institu-
ton into National Bank.
When will the ordinance concerning
wooden sidewalks be enforced, How
long will it remain dead letter, What
will the City Council do about it?
Mr.. j. A. Shackelford. Of Harrisburg,
Pa, who is visiting his uncle. DIR. Dav-
EXPORT, of this city, paid the HERALD
office pleasant call last evening.
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marc and M. cr;rr, of Los Angeles. are
passengers by this Pacific Express due
here at 4.45 o'clock this evening.
In Judge Sepulveda's department of
the Superior Court yesterday. Joseph A.
a divorce from Melyina A. Nelson
n,.... 20
...,,.:.. u - -, $50
oppo','e .ne A'"uea" i'o'c'' io' 'ne pest
cup OF coffee, and good meals. This IS
the boss OF all OF them. NoJapanese or
y " ~ no"e''' u gun Dernaru'no'
went 70 onlcago 70 ai'ena 'he supreme
Councii OF CHOSEN Friends, and has been
elected Assistant Councillor, which is
the second office IN the Order.
Inc saloon Of Peter Muller, at the
Junction OF Alameda and New High
streets, was burglarized on Wednesday
night and revolver and some cigars
stolen. some champagne is also miss
ing.
Seven dwelling houses are now being
built at the Verdugo Colony, that was
undivided by Messrs. Watts. Wicks,
Wright 4 Hodgkins. They will have a
new station on the 3. Z. K. X. near
Crows orchard.
Mr.. AL. King, formerly of this city,
but now of Deming, n NJ. has drawn
fine prize in the Louisiana Lottery, and
". w'i' use tne money gained IN developing
sne '1uus.l'sS VI 'he new Town Ia which
ne Is 'o'a'eu
:. =. osoo'ae' 'n' 'o'e 'i'ne
:, rospe.so e'''uy
the mining rag;on when ths 1920 o thsv
gets cooler aud visit some Of his miner.
Gus mines.
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Day was 'he happies' man IN
youne lady arrived at b;s horss whose
weight was III pounds, without shoes
or na'ne. This weight is quite likely
to be increased.
In Citv Just;ca Morsan,s Cam, %.
,a.a.u - 60 -, -.
'eroas' Juan ochno' drunk and disord-
Morel and s. Manus plead guilty to dis
turbing the peace and were fined So
SAUL "n''n 'ney PAID
Hon. John w. Satterwhite and Hon.
H. M. Willis have returned from attend
ance on the supyeme Court ,shera thav
an'' W '"e oup'e"e Court where 'ney
fore the court. A decision may be
looked Tor at an early day.
We learn from secretarv H. A. De.
Camp. Of the sixth District 4 or;coltnral
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0oo'e'y' '"s' app''ca''ons LOT entries are
coming IN freely. The entries close to-
stock must be on hand to day or to-
morrow.