Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-11

clip Of 1882 and 1888, the price at pres
ent, after cleaning and baling in good
shape, being sufficient to bring good
price.
The HERALD Acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of an invitation to masquerade
social, to be held at the Santa Monica
Hotel Thursday evening, Nov. Is, 1883
1t will be Joyous and a festive time, as
all such entertainments are at this popu-
lar hotel.
Great fire in Los Angeles, and the
weather so cold that the inhabitants
thereof neally froze till Steve ca'ae to
th,ir relief in the shape OF a hot Tom
aud Jerry, aud all kinds OF hot drinks TO
warm the inner man. Steve's sample
Rooms, 3l2 North Maia street.
The sau Gabriel Valley Narrow
Gauge Railway Company Is actively at
work setting grading stakes in the east
part uf the city. In short time the
conn acts will be let for ten miles OF this
trick, und octive prac .ical work will be
begun.
The National deb. was decreased last
month to the extent. Of $40, 304, 1913 .S3.
At that rate Of payment the debt would
soon be wiped out. but the people Of
LIS Angeles do n t want to pay their
share SO rapidly. They want to pay
their Just share, and no more, bnt do
not want to pay in such hurry.
All wool, Airline cloth, in all colors;
very handsome, at the "City Of Paris. "
A mass meeting of the vcters Of the
First Ward will be held at the Kansas
City Hotel on to morrow tMonday)
evening, to nominate Councilman from
that ward. A fnll attendance Of voters
is desired. See notice in our New To-
Day.
The late ST iailroal rnmcr is that the
California southern will soon advertise
for proposal, for grazing one or more
sections Oh the prof oted extension from
San Beruar,lino. The colt tract with the
people calls fer the completion of the
whole line through 10 the Colorado by
January LIST next. But, "better Ia Q
than never" IL business Is really meant.
San Diego Union.
Yesterday was one Of the most beau
tiful days in all the year. The air was
clear, the sunshine mild, the sky cloud
less, while heat and cold had gone to
the mountains to tight duei tor the
mastery, and left the country unoon-
troiled by either force. The result was
a harmony OF temperature most delicious
to contemplate and enjoy.
The Buenos Ayres Rancho, of ABS
acres, adjoining the San Vicente y Santa
Monica and the Rodeo de las Aguas
ranches, west of the city, and near Santa
Monica, has been sold to Hon. John
Wolfskill. Of San Diego county. for the
sum Of $50, 1000. Mr.. Wolfskill has Sc
cured bargain and will now be an An
geleno
Yesterday was an unusually lively
Saturday, especially during the evening,
when the streets were crowded and the
street fakirs did good business. The
regular merchants inform US that bust.
ness is little slack, as most OF their
customers are holding back to save
money for the holidays.
Genuine maple syrup at Il. Jeyne's.
Hecker's self.rising bactwheat at II.
Jevne's, 3s N. Spring.
Mr.. C. W. Gibson. elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, issues proclamation
that, within the next sixty days, he
must close out his stock Of $40, 600 worth
of crockery, glassware, woodenware, etc,
TO make room for fresh importations.
Persons requiring anything in this line
should not fail to give him call, as rare
bargains will be offered.
The old original First Street Coffee
House, % and "a First street. will to-
day and from this on. sell meal tickets
at reduced rates. This is the only
coffee house in the city that has never
employed Chinese cheap labor. They
employ nothing but first class held and
do the leading business in the city.
Private rooms for ladies and families.
Open night and day.
Use Penang spices; for sale by ii.
Jevne, 3S Spring.
Rev. P.F. Bresee. pastor. viii preach
to-day at II - NJ. at Fort street church.
Subject, "The Ministry Of Christian Liv-
ing ALSO p. NJ. an anniversary SER
vice, celebrating the 400th anniversary
Of the birth of Martin Luther, will be
held Addresses will be made by DR..
widney, Hon. G. Wiley Wells, DR..
Lindley and Major Dane.
The style-Latest shades Of slate, Rus.
sian and steel gray, in heavy Foule, at
the ''City Of Paris.
The steamer Eureka. which arrived at
San Pedro on Friday afternoon, brought
thirty passengers to the city, who ar
rived yesterday morning, The passen-
gers for the North, who left by the after
noon train, were as follows: San Fran.
cisco-Mrs. J. Berming, G. Costamagna.
Santa Barbara-Jarrett T. Richards, Z.
R.Wingate.
A. NJ. Dapee's hams and bacon direct.
at H. Jevne's, 3s Spring.
No finer coffee in the United States
than to be had at H. Jevne's. 35 Spring.
The HERALD has at times published
the title Of oddly named newspapers,
about ten altogether. Now we find two
more, making on even dozen of peculiar
names for newspapers: The Golden Re-
tori. published at Santa Fe. New Mexico,
and the other, The Jimbiecutc--what-
ever that msans--published at Jefferson,
Texas. The last named is ''holy ter
ror, but is probably hardly circum-
stance to the next odd headed newspa-
per.
For best goods at lowest prices. II.
Jevne, the grocer.
A few days since the HERALD an
nounced conflict with horse-thieves in
Lower California, between some men
from San Bernsrdino and the noted
horse thief and murderer, David Juarex
and his gang, in which Juarez was
wounded. Sheriff Malone, of Contra
Costa county, who started for Lower
California to get Juarez sxtradited, ar.
rived yesterday in the city and reports
that Juarez has died of his wounds.
New figures in black and colored brc-
caded silks, just imported by the CITY
of Paris"
As soon as the Los Angeles Pork Pack
ing Company vacates its present loca-
tlon on Hoff street, East Los Angeles,
Messrs. II. Newmark q Co.. who have
already rented the building, will occupy
| II as wool cleaning, pulling and storage
department. This will give them three
establishments: their splendid building
on North Los Angeles street, the hide
warehouse on Alameda street, and the
| pa,v xyoo1 warehou "a at East Los Aupe-