Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-21

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LOCAL BRHvrTIzs.
See advertisement Of for sale.
Newcompany at the Fountain Theatre
tonight.
Housekeeping goods cheap. at Joseph
Murtagh 4 Co.'s.
Two willing boys are advertised for at
siegers, the Halter.
Lewis Brothers. in our New To-Day,
advertise for good oobbler.
A furnished room, suitable for gem
tismen. Is advertised in our New To-Day
Marco A. Forster, Of San Juan, and
H. A. Unrub, Of Santa Anita. are at the
Cosmopolitan.
The benefit Of Doha Laura Morales de
Molla, takes place at Turnverein Hall
this evening.
Mr.. John c. Bell, auctioneer. left yes
terdsy on a three days visit to Santa
Catalina Island.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum SO deg,
minimum so degrees.
Mr.. A. D. Bell, the able editor Of the
San Francisco Merchant, is due this
morning on the overland.
There are two new furniture factories
In this city. Our manufacturing inter
esfs are steadily being extended.
There are kilograms uncalled for at
the telegraph office for Ernest White
ker. II. H. Gilfrey, E. Dinkelspiel.
Ladies' Hats 10 cents, at Joseph Muir
tagh 4 Co.'S
Mr.. /. De Turk, State viticultural
Commissioner from the Sonoma District,
is on the overland due this morning.
Mr.. James McFadden, Of Santa Ana.
and G. W. C. Rowell, Of San Bernardino,
are due this morning on the overland.
John H. Wheeler. Secretary Of the
State Board Of Viticultural Commission
-ers, will arrive this morning on the over
land.
Mr.. Charles Krug. Treasurer Of the
vitioultural Commission and Commits
sioner for the Nspa District, is due this
morning.
The Directors of the Sixth District
Agricultural Association will meet at
their apartments at two O'Clock this
afternoon.
The marriage license of Thomas NJ.
Robertson and Fannie Sallee was filed
for record In the County Recorders
Office yesterday.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dunlap leaves
for San Diego city and Julian City, to
serve warrants in cases before U. s.
Commissioner Lee.
Turkey Red Dsmask so cents yard,
ct Joseph Murtaeh 4 Co.'S.
John c. Bell, the auctioneer. has gone
to Santa Catalina for a three days trip.
The fish will suffer, and must be "going,
going" or they will be gone"
There is . mountain Of alum on the
Sonoita river In Arizona. What puck |
sring that would make of the average
Arizona mouths If IL were fed to the
people.
Ladies' Calico Wrappers s5 cents, ct
Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'S.
Lovely Turtle Soup to-day at the
Magnolia, No. 7. Commercial street.
from II A. NJ. to p. NJ. Come one
come all. and be gratifed, satisfied and
happy.
Col. J. Banbury. of Pasadena, has
gone to Iowa on brief visit to his
brother. This is the first time the Co.. |
onel has been over the mountains since
1878.
Ladies' Walking Jackets sl.t0. at
Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'S.
Mr.. w. G.. Kerckhoff is building an |
elegant residence. to be occupied by his
son, close to his own mansion on Main
street, near Sixth. The frame is already
In position.
A special meeting Of Los Angeles Chap
ter No. 80, r. A. NJ, will be held at |
Masonic Hall. Spring street, at 7.3O
o'clock this evening, for work in the |
Mark Degree. See notice.
A grape fair is talked Of, to be held in |
September next. The idea is good |
one. aud. II held, the display would be
Of great interest and profit, not only to |
grape growers, but to everyone.
Angelenos at San Francisco on the
10Th 8. NJ. White and wife, Mrs.
Sacriste, r. W. Brown, Palace; J. p.
Moran, Lick House; J. Kavsnagh, NJ.
Harrington, American Exchange.
Thomas Wade, Of Cotton, was exam
ined before U. 8. Commissioner H. 7. |
Lee. yesterday, on the charge of selling |
liquor to Indians, and disc harged, the |
evidence beng insufficient.
44-inch Nuns Yelling 80 cents per
yard, at Joseph Martagh 4 Co.'S.
Twenty.four deeds, ten mortgages. six
sstisfact tions Of mortgages, one declara-
tion OF homestead and four miscellaneous
papers were filed for record in the |
County Recorders office yesterday.
Special Detective Officer, J. C. Roley, |
yesterday detected and arrested one J.
$. knight in an attempt to break open q |
freight car. Knight will have his day |
before Judge Morgan ON Saturday.
Mr.. Stephen NJ. White and bride, |
who have been spending the honeymoon
visiting Mr.. Whites relatives at Santa |
Cruz and In enjoying the gaieties of the |
Golden Gate City, are expected to re-
turn home Friday.
The State Branch viticultural Con-
vention commences to-day at Turnverein |
Hall, at one o'clock p. M. Arpad Har-
aszthy will be the orator of the day. |
His address will prove of great value to |
all persons interested in grape growing.
Among otherathletic sports at the pic
mic Of the Union Brass Band, at City
Gardens next Sunday, will be a match |
loot rnce between David Sanchez and
Andres Ybarra. They are both feet
runners and will make an exciting race.
Il. c. Houche was avsn,;,aa h.f.r.