Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-12

Co. =, 1i6 Main street.
The temperature was s degrees lower
yesterday than for the previous "a hours
Captain NJ. Kraszynsky Genes dowi
from San Francisco overland this morn
ing.
Ex-County Surveyor Wright is en-
gagged in laying ont cemetery at Pasa
dena. =
A horse and wagon aud house furni
ture are advertised for sale under New
To-Day.
The prospects Of rain was the princi-
pal topic of conversation on the streets
yesterday.
Mr. c. W. Mortimer has removed his
law Office from Baker Block toroom74 4,
Temple Block.
Mr.. A. Brigdon, Of Pasadena, was in
the city yesterday and paid the HERALD
Office brief call.
A competent woman to do housework
for small family Is advertised for un-
der New To-Day.
Mr.. J. W. Gillette returns home over
land BY this mornings Atlantic express
from San Francisco.
Ayoung man of experience, who is
not afraid Of hard work, in our New
To. Day, advertises for situation in q
grocery store.
Mr.. 4. Kerckhoff, OF this city, is a
passenger from San Francisco by this
mornings overland train.
Ladies' fine merino vests reduced from
81 to rs cents at Joseph Murtagh L Co. =,
ll6 Main street.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at 8;l5 last evening: Maximum
65 degrees; minimum 45 degrees.
Mr.. s. II. Clark. whose leg was frae
tured by fall from ladder few
weeks ago, is able to be about again.
Mr.. Geo. Kerckhoff, in our New To-
Day. advertises $4,000 grape cuttings Of
tho Burger and Blaue Eben varieties, for
sale.
Mr.. Cy. Lyons, who has been confined
to his house for some weeks, is eonva-
lsscing and was able to be on the streets
yesterday.
Lucius Stone yesterday ii,ei for record
in the County Recorders Office notice Of
locating the Mary Jane lode. in Teiunga
Mining District.
The Sheriff 3 office wore deserted
village air yesterday. No business
whatever was transacted in that end of
the Court House building.
Table linens reduced at Joseph MUIR
tagh 4 Co.'S, No. ll8 Main street.
Hon. Y. Sepulveda, who has been on
pasec in Mexico aud the Eastern
States for the past five weeks. returned
home via the Southern route last even
ing p ~ tb
1t will be seen by telegram from
Sacramento, published ON the first page,
that Mr.. Abe Norton, Deputy County
Clerk. has been appointed Enrolling
Clerk of the Senate.
District Attorney $. NJ. White aud
Mr.. sidnay Lacey. OF the Democratic
State Central Committee, leave over
land this evening on brief visit to
Sacramento and San Francisco.
The officers and members Of Pentalphs
Lodge No. 2D2. i. 4 A. NJ, are notified
by advertisement elsewhere, to attend .
special meeting at Masonic Hall, Nc
Donald Block. at 1880 o'clock this even.
ing.
The steamer Orizaba is due from San
Francisco and way ports this morning,
and will sail for San Diego in the after
noon. Passengers will take the l0il5
A. NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for San
Pedro.
Eckert & Klaffki receive Blliimore
oysters in cans fresh every day, e,fner
Of Main and Requena streets.
Mr.. Marx Thall, advance agent for
Andrews l. Stock wells Ideal Company,
returned to San Francisco overland last
evening. He expects to be In Los An
geles again =, the courso OF tew weeks
in the interest OF the Lcavitt Company.
Mr.. Max Adler, formerly of the Los
Angeles Turn verein Germania, and
who visited this city with Sherman's
Circus, couple Of yoars ago, is con-
nected with the Humpty Dumpty Com
pany, now playing at Turn verein Hall.
Nineteen deeds, two releases Of mort
cages, two patents, one transcript OF
Judgment, one power Of attorney, one
notice Of action, one mine location and
two mortgages were filed for record yes
terday in the office Of County Recordel
Miles.
And still the rush keeps mp to gel
those celebrated Baltimore oysters al
Eckert & Klatfkis.
With Andrews 4 Stockwell's Troupe,
from the Grand Opera House, Sar
Francisco, comes one Of the best plan
lists of this city, Mr. Frank Yndar,
(better known as Pancho Coronel), who
has been absent for year past. His
numerous friends will be glad to see him
again and hear his excellent playing.
| A bill was introduccdin the Assembly,
at Sacramento. yesterday, to create the
county Of Orange. The proposed county
should the bill become law, will b
formed from the southeast portion o.
Los Angeles county, and will embrace
the towns Of Anaheim and Santa Ana.
Joseph Murtagh 4 Co., ile MAR
street, sell gents furnishing good
cheaper than any other house.
It is with regret that we announce tn,
death Of Mrs. Mary A., wife Of Louis ]
stengel, which occurred at the Sisters
Infrmary in this city yesterday, in thu