Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-29
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an cA Apcrtcnctu Dhr-teuueF auNertSes
for situation under New To-Day.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening: Maximum, SO de-
grees; minimum, SO degrees.
Mr.. Dan Murphy, Of the Needles,
came down to Los Angeles yesterday,
and is stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used. for sale at a
great bargain. Valentines music store,
Y North Main street. sept29-tf
A special meeting of Oyange Grove
Encampment, No. 81, l. o. 0. F., will
be held at the lodge, at 1880 O'Clock this
evening for the purpose Of comforting
degrees. See notice.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office, yesterday, nine.
teen deeds, six mortgages, two satisfac-
tions of mortgages and seven miscellane-
GUS papers.
Transfers of real estate aggregating
sl4, ,O09.ls, against s5673. AZ mortgages,
were filed for record in the County Re-
ccrder's office yesterday.
A house, with three acres Of ground
ON Pearl street, and lodging house,
furnished, on Wilmington street, are adj
vertised for sale in our New To-Day.
The COWS will arrive this day, at
10 o'clock, from Downey. The sale, at
auction, takes place at Ii o'clock. Read
advertisement.
This day, by request, embroideries,
2 cents per yard, Peoples Store.
Mr.. MendeIson, of San Luis Obispo,
has arrived with another fine lot of
horses and mules, and makes his head
quarters at Wickersham's corral See
adveI Itisement.
A. j. Hamilton, the absconding City
Tax Collector, it appears by letter re-.
ceived in this city, is in the hospital, at
Portland, Oregon, very sick, and greatly
emaciated HIS recovery is not expected
This day. by request, Langtry Slip.
rers. 50 cents, Peoples Store.
Ii is reported that Henry G. Amadon,
the fireman who was murdered on Tues
day mJrn'ng, was to have been promoted
to tue poaIlion OF an engineer on the
Southern Pacific railroad ON the day OF
his death.
Messrs. Hall. Cas- ell aud Carr have e.
signed from the Uu.ied States mail ser.
vice, ON account ef loog rontes and poor
pay. II the system IS not changed, more
viii resign. The play is not worth the
candle.
This day, by request, chillren's solid
color ribbed hose. 10 cent?, People
Store.
The San Bernardine insier speaks Of a
mammoth watermelon at that place that
weighed So pounds. Such a melon in
Los Angeles would be called small.
Our large watermelous weigh fran rs to
i04 pounds each, and are delicious ho
sides.
An cxhange states that the adage that
"a soft answer may turn away wrath, =
may sometimes be true, but the chances
are that wrath will turn away a soft an
swer. The eorrollary may be correct.
Anyway, the matter is exceedingly un-
certain.
Mr.. John s. Bancroft, of the Arizona
Sentinel. who has been visiting the city
for few days past, will leave for his
home to-day to enter upon his literary
labois again. John is compositor, fore
man, editor, and general manager Of the
Sentinel, at Yuma.
We are pleased to hear that Mr.. w.
j. Carlin, who fell from the mast of the
Electric Light Company a few weeks
since in East Los Angles. and dislocated
one OF his thighs, has nearly recovered
from his injuries, and will soon be able
to be on duty again.
For two or three days past, large fiocks
of wild geese have been noticed passing
over the city, going south. One OF the
largest we ever saw passed over yester-
day forenoon. The weather prophets
say this is sure sign of early rains and
a wet winter. Diego Neps, 18th.
The nights have become chilly and
healthy, while the days are comfortable
and full OF ozone. The back OF the long
continued hot spell is absolutely broken
for long time to come. probably as
many years as have elapsed since its
former visit here.
In various kinds Of fruits and vcgeta.
bles. all perishable, il will be observed
that the shipments per Wells, Fargo &
Co.. vary but little the year round, and
that only in the kind and quality Of the
products. Much of it goes, c. O. d.,
but greater proportion does noA.
Judge Brundage, Of the Superior
Court of Kern county, is holding sixty
days term of court at San Diego, dur
ing the Temporary absence of Judge w.
L. MeNealy ON account of his sickness.
Judge Brundage has already been en-.
gagged in his official duties in our sister
county. this week.
Mr.. James Noel. who recently COM
menced making tunnel into the Sierra
Madre mountains, above his land, near
Etiwanda, informs us that water has
been struck at about sixty feet from
the mouth OF the tunnel. All the tun-
nels that have been commenced have
now struck water in these mountains.
The splendid Houdan fowls, nine in
number, mentioned in yesterday 3
HERALD as having arrived from tho
East, were yesterday sent to their con.
signee, Mr.. Pickett, who lives in the
southern part Of the city, and will breed
| from these handsome fowls, of which
there are seven hens and two roosters.
All who wish to spend a pleasant even
ing should not fail to attend the literary
andmusical entertainment at Turn verein
Hall, tonight, rendered to Mrs. w. B.
Salmon by her music class, assisted by
Miss Winn and other amateurs. The
programme Is replete with musical gems
which will be capitally rendered.
Attention is directed to the double
column advertisement Of Il. H. Linsen,
bard. 25 South Spring street, Roeder
Block. Mr.. Linsenbard keeps q large
assortment OF boots, shoes, hats, etc,
Of the latest styles, which he sells al
reasonable prices. Persons reouirino
anything In his line will find il to theil
interest to give him call.
Mr.. Wentscher, who is so actively
canvassing the city for subscriptions for
the steel works project, telographed to
Judge Moore in Los Angeles that the
required amount has almost been raised,
and that from his expectations he could
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