Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-05
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
For real fun go to the Rink.
School supplies at Hirschfald's.
See advertisement of for rent.

| See advertisement of for rent
See advertisement headed "Rare
Bargain"
i School books at Olmsted's, corner
| Spring and Sixth streets.
A competent man advertises for a
situation under New To-Day.
Mr.. w. B. Chaffey, of Ontario, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan
Judge Brunson returns home by this
mornings train from San francisco.
Another new establishment will be
opened in the Nadeau Hotel on Satur.
day.
j Mr. Nick Palmer, famous mining
expert from Arizona and Sonora. is at
the Cosmopolitan.
| There are messages at the telegraph
office for Irwin Bowers, Charles H.
Maynard, VIM. Spencer.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening; Maximum 90
degrees; minimum 3d. 5 degrees.
/ United States Deputy Marshal 4. B.
Hayes, of Wilmington, was in the city
yesterday on official business.
The case of Cassidy was continued
in United States Commissioner Lees
Court to future day not specified.
| The new yalla building has been
again started toward completion, by the
reception of the iron columns necessary.
Mr.. j.. J. Wilcox, of San Carlos In.
dian reservation, Arizona, was among
the arrivals at the Cosmopolitan Hotel
Yesterday.
Another through freight train from
New Orleans via the suaset route, ar
rived in the city ua s;uaday evening
about eight o'eioek.
Transfers OF real estate amounting to
Sl6,95l and mortgages amounting to
$3.50, were filed for record in the Coun-
ty Recorders office yesterday.
Mrs. George G. Knox and two chill
dren, of this city, and Miss Knox, Of
San Francisco, are passengers by this
mornings train from the north.
Since the weather has moderated ON
the desert Colonel H.. II. Mark ham
and some other mining men have gone
to Tie front on tour OF inspection.
Meyer Altschuf, the well-known BUTCH
er. accompanied by his wife, has gone
on trip to the hot springs Of Santa
Barbara county, b improve his health.
The First Street Coffee House, % al d
"a First street, makes a speciality OF fine
steaks and delicious coffee. Private
rooms for ladies. Open night and day.
Public schools open ON Monday morn
ing; you will find all schoolbooks at
Phil Hirschfeld's Book Store, 2l5 North
Main street, Downey Block, at low pri-
ces.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday ten
deeds, three mortgages, eight satisfac
tions Of mortgages and three missellane-
Gus papers.
Messrs. w. w. 4 s. A. Widney, in
cur New To-Day column, offer reward
OF $40 for the arrest and conviction Of
any one found mutilating their sample
goods or show windows.
Save your money and buy schoolbooks
at Hirsehfeld's.
The Board OF Supervisors got through
the regular business of the session yes
terday and adjourned until the l7th
instant. to which time the sale OF the
Courthouse and Jail properties have
been postponed.
A guest at the Pieo House sent
cabIegram to Glasgow. Scotland, at II
A. NJ. yesterday, and recsivcd reply at
4P. NJ. Considering the distance, over
5000 miles, it was pretty quick work,
even for lightning.
Maria Ignacia Lopez, who shot Ran
ulfo r. Pieo. at the Ranchito last Wed.
uesday night, was examined before
Judge SepuIyeda Yesterday, and, good
$1,000 bail to appear for trial.
Deputy Sheriff George P. MeLain
went north last evening, having in
charge E. Nj. Woodbury., sentenced to
States Prison for ten years for forgery,
and M. Enright sentenced to the same
institution for one year for grand lar
ceny.
The announcement for grand mill
tary ball to be given by Eagle Corps. at
Turn Verein Hall next Monday night,
will be found elsewhere. The arrange
ments are in capable hands so that all
who attend can rest assured OF having q
good time.
The HERALD Office received pleasant
call yesterday from Mr.. A. IL. Julian, of
San Diego county, formerly editor of the
Daily Netos. of that city Mr.. Julian
drove up in buggy and says the
weather Mss extremely wasia the greater
part Of the way.
Mr.. John II. Bryan, Of Dallas, Tex.
yesterday returned from trip to San
Diego, which was supplementary to
a visit to Pasadena and vicinity. His
first trip was so satisfactory that he has
made up his mind to settle in Los
Angeles. or near the city.
| The ioists for the first story OF the
new structure ON Commercial street,
connecting with Hellman, Haas g.
Co.'S place on Los Angeles street. are
laid, and the brick arches in portions of
the cellar, are completed. The super
structure will at once follow.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, Jack Moloney, Jack Abbott.
Charles Curtis, Jack Levy and Sam
Jones were arraigned on the charge Of
visiting an opium joint. Moloney and
Abbott plead guilty and were fined IS
each, which they paid. There being no
evidence against the Others, they were
discharged.
| Mr.. Ben. Dreyfus, the well known
and largest vintner OF Anahein. was in
the city yesterday He has commenced
crushing the new crop OF grapes, taking
the early foreign varieties first. The
Mission is not yet ripe, but the zin-
fandel and some other ciaret grapes are
now in good condition.
Headquarters for SchooIbooks at Phil
Hirschfeld's Book Store, 2l5 North Main
street, Downey Block.
We would suggest to the Board Of
Public Works that it wonld be in order
to have some one repair the wooden
sidewalk in front Of Illich's restaurant.
Yesterday evening a lady's foot went
through broken place and, had she
not recovered herself, she would have
been thrown down and probably have
received broken limb. Abolish wood
en- sidewalks.