Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-23

this mornings HERALD, present some
cogent reasons why the people should
patronize their house. 1t will we'll re-
: pay perusal.
The social party ut San Fernando, in
aid of the new NJ. Il. Church, was q
great success last week. The proceeds
. amounted to about 5000, which assures
the completion of the building in about
two weeks.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
J. de Barth Shorb, Of San Marino, in
the city yesterday. His many friends
will be glad to learn that he is rapidly
recovering from his recent severe attack
Of rheumatism.
The Los Angeles conference Of
the NJ 4. Church South, will con-
vene at Trinity Church tomorrow at o
o'clock A. NJ, Bishop Hargrove pre-
siding. Opening sermon this evening at
1880 O'Clock.
To-day, finished hosiery, 25 cents,
Peoples Store.
There was large immigration of the
wheatgrowers of San Fernando into the
city last night Among them we OBJ.
served H. q. Hubbard, +. NJ. Wright,
b. +. Smith, Major Murnane, Governor
Porter, Statesman Mcffit and half a
4 dozen others.
A fine asphaltum sidewalk is being
laid on Main street in front of Ed. Nc
Ginnis' and the barber shop and Bright's
store adjoining. This will be great
improvement on that block, where the
old sidewalk was very bad and danger
ously uneven
Mr.. Creil has struck another flowing
well for Messrs. Abbott south of the
city at depth of $50 feet, that yields a
flow of four inches OF water. That is a
bonanza indeed. This good work is
steadily going on and the number of ar
tesian wells is multiplying rapidly.
A sewer connie ction was being made
with the new Mclaughlin building on
Commercial street yesterday. 1t will
probably be finished to-day, after which
the gas will be introduced. The lodging
rooms in the second story are almost
ready to be plastered.
Marriage licenses as follows were filed
for record in the County Recorders Of
fee yesterday: James H. Zoubrodt and
Hattie r. Wilbank, Thomas Cary and
Emily X. Fowles, Ernest II. Lockwood
and Ellen F. Rust, Jesus Tapia and
Manuela Martinez.
Mrs. NJ. Wilcox, daughter and two
youngest sons, have arrived in Los
Angeles from the east, to make their
future home in this city. Mrs. Wilcox
Is the mother Of Mr.. Lutte Vile x, q
weil-known young journalist of San
Francisco, who has host of warm
friends In Los Angeles.
To-day, for 25 cents we will sell lisle.
brilliant, or cotton hose. Peoples Store.
The people Of the city and country
are loud in their complaints about the
road to the cemetery on the east side Of
the river. It is intolerable, and SO is
the road beyond. The city is losing
business every day from the infamous
character Of these roads. Shall some
thing be done.
1t is stated that the viney ards of Ven
tura county are not in as good condition
as usual, and will have a small yield.
If the Venturans will coniine themselves
to other deciduous fruits, beans and
other vegetables, they will make money,
and we can raise the grapes.
A Santa Barbara man possesses a rare
curiosity, supposed to be relic Of the
old aboriginss, which is a necklace Of
sea shells and pink agate alternately, all
about the same size They are strung on
sinew taken from fish, are very ODD
and interesting, and nothing of the kind
is to be found nowadays.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment OF Pedro Noriega, halter. who has
just opened a large stock of hats, en-
braciDg all the latest styles, in the
handsome new store in the Moore
building, Court street Mr. Noriesa
invites everybody to call and examine
his goods, which he will sell ivery low
prices.
To-day, we advise you 10 call and get
80 cent and 70 cent hose at % cents a
pair, Peoples Store.
1t is stated by contemporary that
about 1900 acres Of wheat and barley
will be planted the coming season near
Mud Lake, north Of the mountains and
west of Elizabeth Lake, by Los Angeles
parties, and that wells have already
been dug and cabins built. Transporta-
tion from the place named is SO expen-
sive that the story is diaphanous.
On good authority it is stated that
Captain LARGO, the well-known skipper
of Santa Barbara, will, in the ceming
season, run a splendid schooner with a
capacity Of ffty passengers, between
Santa Barbara, San Buenaventura, San
Pedro, snd the more prominent islands.
II carried out, this will be great attrac-
ton to tourists to Southern California.
The attention of horsemen is directed
to the advertisement of Rattle for the
celebrated Richmond colt, "Honey
Bug" Here is an opportunity for some
one to get thoroughbred for 81. Honey
Bug is sound, well broke, can be driven
by child and can trot mile to road
wagon in three minutes. Whoever wins
him will have one Of the best bred and
handsomest driving horses in the city.
Messrs. Messing, Baum & Co., of Our
Bazaar, give notice by deubls-column
advertisement elsewhere, that they will
make special sale this week of goods
slightly damaged at extraordinary re.
ductions. They also offer great bargains
in particular lines of fancy goods which
they are obliged to sell to make room
for their immense stock Of Holiday
goods shortly to arrive. They invite an
Inspection OF their stock.
Elsewhere in this mornings HERALD
Messrs. Dotter & Bradley, the enter
prising furniture dealers, give notice
that they have still further reduced the
prices of furniture and carpets. 1t is
needless 10 say that the goods of this
house are second in quality and style to
no others on the Coast. and when they
announce reduction it means that those
who wish to obtain bargains can be
accommodated.
Mr.. w. H. Norway, the well. l.known
United States Deputy Surveyor, has re-
turned from survey at the head Of
Kings river, on account of the snow,
which is deep. He has discovered about
5000 acres of seguoias which were hith-
erto unknown, and says that they
will average about 1000 feet Of lumber
per acre. Our surveyors are our genu.
inc prospectors for timber. This new
discovery will be developed in the
Spring.