Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-11

Store.
See advertisement Of Davis Writing
Tablets.
MIR. w. H. Wright, of Cotton, was at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel on Sunday.
Mr.. J. A. Bidwell and wife, of Ivan.
pah, are guests at the Kimball Mansi
Mr.. R. J. Northam, of Anaheim, is in
the city and registered at the Cosmo-
politan.
The smigrant train by the Southern
route was an hour late on Monday
morning.
The finest variety Of fresh fish every
day at the Cafe Columbia, opposite the
Post Office.
If you want clean and good meal, 60
to the California Restaurapt, No. IS N.
Main street. sepll lw
Silk sale, Peoples stoe.
An experienced vlneyardist and wine
msker advertises for situation in our
New To-Day.
For pocket knives, scissors and fine
perfumery, call on Davis at the First
street stationery store.
J. D. Bethune, Esq. formerly of Los
Angeles, but lately Of San Bernardino,
il registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Mr.. A. F. Hinchman and family,
formerly of this coast, are soon to re-
turn to Southern California and settle
permanently.
A full line of Stafford's celebrated inks
at the First-street stationery store, be-
tween Main and Spring streets, B +.
Davis, proprietor.
We are glad to notice that the law to
enforce the placing Of lights upon piles
of building material in the streets, is
being thoroughly enforced.
The lime company at Cotton is using
as fuel the coal from the Cheeny mine,
seven miles distant, in connection with
petroleum from Los Angeles.
We are indebted for complimentary
tickets to the social to he given by De-
g zee Of Honor, A. o. U. W., at Odd
Fellows Hall pext Friday evening
We received call yesterday from Mr..
John Hoffman, Of San Diego, who has
come up to locate in Los Angeles il he
can make satisfactory arrangements.
Miss Dolores Aguirre, sister of Don
Miguel and Jose Antonio Aguirre. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William B Couts
at Las Posas, near Guajome, San Diego
county.
Turk-ottoman silks, Csc, Peoples
Store.
Brother Henricus. Of Our Lady OF
Sorrows, Of Chicago, who was sent to
the Stockton Insane Asylum from this
city some months ago, passed through
Los Angeles yesterday on his way to
Chicago.
Fifty passengers left for northern
coast ports on Sunday. per steamer
Ancon. Forty-two of the passengers
left for San Francisco and the remainder
for way ports.
Heavy black gros grain silk, 75c,
Peoples Store.
Mountain trout in large quantities
are being caught In the San Luis Rey
and Temecula canons, in San Diego
county. 1t is said to be paradise for
hunters.
The Santa Barbara Press speaks Of
the labor Of making petroleum. We
always had q well-founded idea that
this valuable product was made in the
labratory of nature.
Residents Of Encinitas, San Diego
county, are clearing their brush land for
the purpose Of fruit raising. They are
following the example Of Los Angeles,
but are . little behind.
Ottoman brocade, $50. Peoples Store.
The attention Of persons seeking land
for homes or investment Is directed to
the advertisement Of DR.. 7. C. Marks,
under New To-Day. This is among the
most desirable land now on the market
and is offered very cheap.
The city was almost deserted on SUM-
day. Many people went to the seaside
at various resorts, while others drove
out in the country by vehicles. Many
Others, who worked during the week,
rested at home.
A considerable quantity Of lemons
were shipped yesterday to Grafton, in
Central New Mexico. A number Of
sacks Of fine white mountain potatoes,
were also shipped by express to Las
Vegas Hot Springs, N. NJ.
The otter hunt for the season, at San
Miguel Island, off the Santa Barbara
channel. has been very successful and
profitable. The same industry could be
practiced with profit by our fishermen
of the coast Of San Pedro. Santa Cata-
lima, or San Clemente.
Gros grain silks. very heavy, all silk,
Csc.
Mr.. j. G.. North has sold his raisin
crop Of eight acres for the sum Of $3.50.
0ne.ha acre Is young vineyard, but the
remainder is bearing good crop. This
is good buy, but it shows that there is
money in the raisin business in Southern
California Riverside Press and Horfi-
cHiturisf.
From MIR. Cyrus Lyons, who returned
yesterday from examining some mines
on the desert, we learn that he was in
formed that the old time compositor,
the veteran printer Of the United States,
Joshua Talbot, died last week OF heart
disease at Soledad, on the desert.
Further news is looked for by his com.
rades of the Mexican War, and by all
the printers Of the city aud State. all of
whom knew Uncle Josh.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon
a report was received at National City
from Temecula that stranger had taken
poison and that help should be sent from
here. Drs. Stockton and Remondino
Immediately went up on special engine
and at Encinitas met the train containing
the sick man and came down him. As
sistance, though, had come too late, and
before be could be taken from the train
to the hospital he had died. The Cor
oner will hold an inquest to-day San
Diego Sun.
The following is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections, last
evening; j. Myer, San Francisco; @. D.
Ackerman, San Francisco; A. G. viii
son and wife, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. A.
Smith, Minneapolis. MINI; F.J. 0uthe.
Chicago, Ills; A. M. Dill, El Paso,
Texas; w. A. Lamb, El Paso, Texas, P.
Ink, Cleveland, Ohio; L. johnson,
Tucson, A. T.; T. O'Brien, DeminR n.
M; A. Willard, West Oakland, CAL;
~. 8. Brown, San Francisco; 7. J. Bo-
harmon, Sacramento, CAL; b. Basley,
Vallejo, CAL; w. H. H. Miller and