Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

increased in size, by the large McLaugh-
liu addition, we are informed by Mr.
Hellman that in the Spring they will
erect substantial structure on their
properly on North Los Angeles street,
east OF their present location
Ed Murphy and Thomas Brattan, ar.
rested on suspicion Of being the men
who broke into Tullis' matchmaker shop
and the Eintracht saloon, ON Sunday
night, were arraigned before City JUS
tice Morgan yesterday, on the charge of
burglary and, in default Of $500 bail
each, were committed for examination
at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
On center table, piece black watered
silk, 9S cents, Peoples Store.
In the uotice Of the terrible explosion
of powder last Week at Panole we OBJ
serve amongst the victims MIR. Theodore
A Walker, brother OF Mr.. G. s. Walker
Of Los Angeles. Mr. Walker was torn
in pieces to such an extent that his re-
mains could not be gathered or in any
way identified.
Tho British ship Rotomahana, from
Cardiff, now at Wilmington, has a full
cargo Of Eoglish patent coke for the
Arizona smelters, which il being for
wnrded per S. r. r. r. AS rapidly ss
discharged She also brought con.
signment Of Glengarnoc pig iron and
coke to Walter 81 Maxwell, Of this city.
improvements on Temple street seem
to be on boom. New residences are
being ereciel this week by Messrs.
Hulchins, Drew, Ften. Rogers, Jones,
one each, and Mr. Thomas two resi-.
dences. Some other parties will add to
this, making ten houses to 60 up this
week on this single thoroughiare.
Hellman, Haas Il Co. will, in lay or
two, occupy their new quarters. in con
nection with their former establishment.
They now have three storerooms on Los
Angeles street, and two on Commercial
street, with cellar under two-tbirds Of
their extensive store, which is improved
by the addition Of a handsome new Office,
which will bo occupied on Saturday
next.
Uncle Josh Talbot, the veteran prin
ter and prospector of the Pacific Coast,
got home yesterday from a visit to bis
miues in San Bernarlino county. We.
in common with the many friends of the
old gentleman, trust that the present
boom in Southern California mines may
result 10 his Obtaining a competence TO
ease the balance of bis journey through
life
Ws direct attention to the new sdver-
tisement Of the City of Paris Store, on
ihe secon page Of this mornings Iira.
AID This cntefpii.ipg house nnw. rs
slways, has one of the lsrgest ana hest
--i-Gtsd st'.cks Of III tn Is new aud
elegant in thr line Of day gopIis, fancy
gro IS al furnishing good, to be ionnd
on the Coat, and their rrces defy com
petition, ppn't fsll TO give tien call.
Nh /. q. srpsgyich. the well ku,wn
buyer Of Los Angeles oranges, returned
to saa Frnnci % yesterday evening.
Mr.. Sresovich purchased several crops
of oranges, bnt sail tina. aliI he hisa-
~ ptized tae 81 n,e,iDFity of the Los An..
gelcs oranges, some of ths or rtsriisis
were go high ia their views that he
should be compelled TO purchase il. the
Sandwich Isiaris hereafter until the
views OF holders were reduced IN Los
Angeles county.
The long-dfawn suit of the Lee heirs
VS.. Waterman, has at last been settled.
SO the Messrs. Waterman can now 80
forward id their mining business with
cut any leIl obstacles. This will be
good news to the mining men Of the
Grapevine and Calico districts There
are two contested cases that hinder the
output Of bullion at Calico, which should
be settled and the work 20 forward.
Why not leave such contests to board
Of arbitration
Mr.. Mclaughlin, OF San Jose, has
now one of the most extensive buildings
in the city, being three hundred feet
on Commercial street, and one hundred
and fifty feet on Los Angeles street, n
total, including the cellar, of 40, 900
square feet of floor for business. There
are twelve stores on the ground floor,
and fifty-three rooms in the new lodging
house in the second story. We learn
that they are already rented.
Geo Wayne and Frank Smith, arrest
ed by Constable Griffin and Detective
Emil Harris on suspicion Of being the
parties who burglarized the houses of
Messrs. Glassell and Miller, at Santa
Monica, a few nights ago, were examined |
before Justice Ling yesterday. Smith, |
in defanlt Of 81, 900 bail, was committed |
for trial. and Wayne was held in $3.50 |
bail to appear as witness, the charge |
OF burglary in his case, on motion OF the |
District Attorney. being dismissed.
For several years j. D. Bicknell. Esq,
Bolivar Cox and Judge Nichols, of this
city, have had their affections centered
upon some rich mining claims east of |
Holcomb valley, called the Morongo |
mines. At first the Indians drove them |
off; then some jumpers tried to steal |
them; but they held on to their mines, |
fought good fight, and kept their faith
in their mines, which we hear are likely
to be sold at good price. They cer-
tainly deserve success, and their friends |
all say, $50 be it..
San Francisco Alta: A Tucson news
paper proposes to drop the use Of mill
tary and honorary titles, because it has
ascertained, by careful calculation,
that the actual increased cost of print |
ing paper because of the use of titles |
is $500 year. But it would be sur
prise if that journals subscription list |
did not begin to decline contemporane-
ously with its disuse OF titles. The |
chief use an Arizona man has for a news |
paper is to see himself referred to as
Colonel or Judge.
Ex-senator w. A. Conn, one of the
pioneers Of Southern California, is still |
active in helping along the town of San
Bernardino. which he has always as .ist-
ed by his counsel and means in every
way for generation, by building him. |
self an elegant residence near Starke's |
Hotel. Few men at the advanced age Of |
Senator Conn keep right on in the work |
Of Improvement, as he continues to do. |
lie has long been landmark in South
era California, and has lived to see the
most Of his hopes realized in regard to
this section of the State.
Mr.. E. T. Wright has just completed
the survey Of the Live Oak Park, at the
south end of Pasadena, and has subdi-
vided the same into small plats of about
half an acre for residences. 1t is also
contemplated to build boulevard from
the park to the city, work which the
Supervisors and the city ought to have
done long ago. The tract will be put
upon the market for sale in a few days,
and the rural character Of that favorite
picnic ground destroyed by the march
Of cottage homes and other improve