Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-10

I'll Hon. C. N. FELTON,, of the oil interest
d in various parts of the State, left yester
day, per steamer Ancon, to attend to hi
Santa Cruz property.
In the County Recorders office, yes
terday, there were filed for recor,
twenty deeds, two mortgages, one partia
satisfaction Of mortgage, six miscellane
GUS papers and two marriage licenses.
Michael Mullee, charged with rob
berry, on complaint of Jose NJ. Rivarra
was examined before City Justice MOI
gan, yesterday, and discharged, the com
planning witness failing to make out /
case.
Mr.. C. H. Watts is about to join TN
noble army Of martyrs and open rea
estate office in Pasadena. He has tn,
sympathies of the entire community
and is doing as well as could be ex
pected.
The new structure being erected BY
Mr.. Louis Roedor adjoining his presen
headquarters, on South Spring street, Il
in rapid progress. and, being Of one
story, will soon be finished and ready
for occupation.
The air along our vineyard aligned
streets, is redolent with the exquisite
fragrance Of the grape blossom, now
about in its prime. The vines are sc
numerous that the odor is all pervadinl
and agreeable.
Confidence Engine Company, No. 2,
has voted to parade on the 4th Of July,
and to spend, If necessary, q certain
sum, liberal one at that, to decorate on
that historic day, one of the gran iest
in human history.
The firm Of Judson 4 Brown, at San
Bernardino, has been changed into an
incorporated company. Following are
the Directors: w. C. Butler. j Beal,
James Garrison, David J. Clark and
George A. Cook.
The deeds recorded yesterday amount.
ed to the sum of s27, ,486, while but two
mortgages were filed, OF the insignificant
amount, $l,050. This is another crafty.
ing exemplar Of the material progress Of
the city and county.
Hon. A. R. Conklin, who has located
his family in fine style in his new resi-
dence on the corner of Adams and Main
streets, leaves to-day for his valuable
mining interests at Independence. Inyo
county, on business trip.
Messrs. W. Goldman 4 Co., elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD, give notice
that they will hereafter be found at
their new store, No. 27 North Main
street, where they will be glad to see
their friends and the public generally.
Walter D. Stephenson. ESQ.,, is to de-
liver the address to the graduating class
Of the Anaheim public schools June 22d.
in the evening. The people of Anaheim
will find Mr.. Stephenson an elegant
gentleman and logical and forcible
speaker.
First-class pianos and organs offered
at greatly reduced prices for one week
only, previous to removal on the 18th
inst. to our new store at No. 27 North
Main Street, Mcdonald Block. Valen-
tines Music Store, No. l2l fold No. 81
North Spring street.
Mrs. Belle Carolan. who has been visit
ing her sisters. Mrs. J. L. Williams and
Miss Evans, left yesterday morning for
Phoenix, A. T., where she will be mar
ried to Mr.. c. Donovan, and thence pro.
coed to his home in Prescott.
We have all the butter we can eat,
all the cream and milk we-can use, and
sell about one-third of the milk-in
fact, she nearly supports our large fam
ily-our Jersey COW is treasure. That
is what one>of our readers tells us, and
no money could buy her.
The City Council last night adopted
IN ordinance limiting the speed of rail-
way trains to Smiles an hour between
kohler Lane and Downey Avenue. This
repeals the ordinance restricting railroad
trains to speed OF six miles an hour.
Perfect pictures. Lovers of fine stock,
tomorrow spend a few moments and at.
tend the sale of John c. Bell, whether
you wish to purchase or not. II will be
feast for the eye. When they are sold
each one will be led out, paraded and
shown in the same manner as on the
Fair Ground.
The model school-house of the county,
to be known as 'the daisy" Of school
houses, is now to be built in South Pasa-
dena. 1t 10 in the Elizabethan style,
an improvement on Oscar Wilde, and
will make more display for "a, 900 than
any schoolhouse ON the Coast.
At the annual election OF officers Of
the Eagle Corps last night, Capt. w.
H. II. Russell was elected Captain
and Charles A. Kettler First Lieutenant
Major George s. Patton, Inspector of
the First Brigade, presided at the meet
ing, under orders OF the Adjutant- Gen
eral of the State.
Messrs. Eugene Meyer & Co., of the
City Of Paris Store, in double-column
advertisement in this m mornings HERALD,
announce tnat for the next two weeks
they will offer special inducements in
household linen. The reductions are
unprecedented and should assure rapid
sale. as all the goods are of first quality,
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes.
terday, John Welch, an aggravated case
Of drunk and disorderly, was sentenced
to forty days labor on the public streets:
James King, for the same offence, with
extenuating circumstances, got twenty
days in Captain Cummings Brigade.
Berthe Joubert, for vagrancy, was lined
Sl5, which she paid.
County Clerk Potts, who has been
prospecting about. Newhall for couple
OF days, returned to the city yesterday
bringing with him an immense oyster
shell which he found in the noun tains
about 1000 feet above sea level. II is
OF the same species as those found off
Mazatlan and other points on the south
Pacific Coast.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow MONDAY,
John C. Bell, auctioneer, will sell on the
premises a house and lot on Elmira
street, opposite the new depot. This is
in the most rapidly improving quarter of