Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-04

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dark nights several people have already
slipped and nearly fallen, while one
man did roll 300 feet to the bottom of
the hill.
Lewis Bros. one price boot and shoe
house, l0l and 103 N. Spring street. op-
posite Court House.
Mr.. Roderick Thorpe, who has been
on visit to San Diego and the SUR
rounding country for six weeks past, re-
turned yesterday in good health and
spirits. He found no part Of the coun-
try that he liked SO well as Los Angeles
Among the Improvements in our busi-
ness houses we observe Mr.. James Noel,
President Of the Sanchez and Soledad
Gold and Silver Mining Companies, has
made an elegant, office in the front of his
establishment for his private and official
use.
Lewis Bros. boot and shoe house; one
price and plain figures
Z. NJ. Woodbury., whose arrest by
Deputy Sheriff Gard was noted in yes
terday's HERALD, was arraigned before
City Justice Morgan yesterday on the
charge of forgery, and, in default of
$1,000 bail, was committed for examina-
tion at 10 A. NJ. next Monday.
The steamer Los Angeles leaves for
northern coast ports to-day. Passen-
gers will take the afternoon train for
San Pedro
The reception Of delegates to the
Turn Bezirk at Oakland will occur at
that place this evening. The regular
contests for prizes will commence on to-
morrow.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, R. O'Hannon, drunk, was sent
up for five days. and Vicente Bondolf, |
commonly known as garibaidi, for dis
turbing the peaces got fifteen days.
Ladies' ulsters, 81, at Joseph Muir.
tagh & Co.'S.
The Ontario colony seems to be con-
tinually shooting ahead. In the HERALD
last week appeared notice of the sales
Of land to date amounting to sl64, ,575.
Since that report the sales amount to
81, 600, making total to date Of Sl72,- |
It's.
Misses pebble goat button shoes, 81 so,
Lewis Bros. l0l and lO3 N. Spring
street, opposite Court House.
Morris, who has opened the new and
elegant coffee house at No. l5 South |
Main street, has an old experienced |
cook from one of the floating palaces Of
the Mississippi river, aud furnishes de-
licious meals in the best style.
Saturday y-Ladies skirts, 0 tucks and |
ruffis, 75e, Peoples Store,
! Jerry Illieh boasts Of having the boss
wat, rmelon, which he displayed in his
window yesterday. II weighed 70
pounds, but Jerry said it would have
weighed more oaly that the scales were
young and feelle aud couldn't weigh any
more, however heavy the melon might
be.
Comfy Treasurer J W. Broaded was
in the city yesterday. He informed us
that the farmers of FL Monte are nearly |
through heading their grain and have
commenced threshing. On early sown |
grain the yield is quite satisfactory, but
the late sown is turning out light.
The people Of this city who are buy |
ing tho Los Angeles Mills blankets are
satisfied with them. You can buy them
Of Mr.. B. h. Coulter, the proprietor, in
Baker Block.
One Of the lafgest cloud bursts ever
known occurred on Dragon Summit
Friday evening. The residents in that
section say they saw enough water to
baptize the whole Republican party in.
The water fell to depth OF several
feet. Phoenir tArisona) Gasetse, lug /.
Lewis Bros. boot aud shoe house;
one price and plain figures.
The police yesterday arrested two
Spring street butchers, Chamberlin and |
Frank. for killing calves on theif prem
ises contrary to tho ordinances Of the
city. One Of the calves, il is said, was
but nine days old. Such meat i unfit
for human food and should not be per-
mitted to be sold or eaten.
Saturday nightgowns, trim.
med with embroidery, 75c, Peoples
Store.
| Tho sale OF the quarter interest Of the
city in the jail lot, 100 feet front, and
running back to New High street. was
quickly consummated Yesterday morn.
ing. The first bid was 1900. but the
property was finally knocked down to
Louis Phillips. Of the Chino rancho. for
the sum Of Sl4, 400, which is considered
bargain for him.
Lewis Bros. enc price boot and shoe
house, l0l andel03 N. Spring street, OPP
posite Court House.
Residents Of East Los Angeles, espec-
tally those living on Downey Avenue,
are very much annoyed by the frequent
appearance OF bowling hoodlums, who
drive at racing pace along that thor
oughfare, making great deal of unnec-
essary dust, aud rendering travel for foot
passengers unsafe,
Saturday embroidery trim
med skirts, with six tueks: 45c, Peoples
Store.
| For two nights past. the store
electric l's',ts have been txtinguished
before nidnigat. Oae or two accidents
| have been the result. WHARF awnings
hinder the light from the tall masts, as
some people time their evening rambles
to end at midnight, and expect to be
well lighted to that hour.
/ DIR. G. w. Lasher, who is attendieg
the wounded man, Mr.. Muller, informs
us that the sprain is a very severe one,
but that owing to the mercurial charao-
ter of the sufferer, he will probably bel
AROUND in about two weeks His leg is
covered thiclsIy with plaster Of Paris,
which prevents his moving il, and re-
tarding recovery.
Child's pebble goat lace shoes, genui
goati sizes q to 10Y, IS cents, Lewis
Bros. one price boot and shoe house, l0l
and 1903 N. Spring street. opposite Court
House.
A man driving one-horse top buggy
on Main street. near Court, yesterday
afternoon, undertook to turn an acute
angle at q high rate Of speed, when the
buggy suddenly turned over on the top
i Of tlle two occupants, b9eaking SHAFT and
oart NJ thef ton Tha horsa WAS a tyantla