Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-20
LOCAL BRnvrTrEs.
What is whimss

Ed. Carroll, in our New To-Day, ad-
vartises for agents.
MIR. B. Dreyfus, Of Anaheim is regis.
tered at the Pico House.
Baron Kreig, OF Austria, is among the
guests at the pico House.
Mr.. w. H. Perry returned from San
Francisco overland yesterday.
A new house Of eight rooms is adver
tised for rent under New To-Day.
A competent man and wife advertise
for situations in our New To-Day.
In our New To-Day column a we'll.
established business is advertised for
sale.
MIR. j. W. Waters, Jr., of San Ber.
naidibe, is registered at the Cosmopol-
itan.
An experienced landscape gardener, in
our New To-day, advertises for employ
ment.
Fresh gathered mushrooms at Bob's
to-day, and every day hereafter
Mr.. L. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope, re-
turned from San Francisco by yester.
days overland train.
| MIR. w. II. Sturgeon. OF Santa Aua,
was in the city yesterday, and registered
at the Cosmopolitan.
Whims, whims, whims.
| A young lady just from the East adj
vertises, in our New To-Day, for stu
alton as copyist.
The transfers OF real estate filed for
record yesterday amounted to S233, 296;
mortgages, $S7, $50.
Messrs. Platt Bros, under New To-
Day, advertise choice Jersey COW, 10 t
OF fine chickens, ETC., for sale.
A new Lodge of Good Templars,
known as the Los Angeles Lodge, has
been established in this city.
Mr.. J. P. Sylvia, of Wilmington, was
in the city yesterday, and made a pleas
ant call at the HERALD office.
Thermometer for the twenty -four
hours ending at Sis last evening Maxi
mum, "a degrees minimum, 4S degrees.
Mr.. Ed. Sohieffelin returned yesterday
from San Franc isco, and leaves to-day
for Mexico on important mining busI-
ness.
There are messages at the Telegraph
Office for ]. $. Byington, w. w. Be-
thard, Edison b. Keut. Roeco Labracco,
NJ. Lacy.
| The attention OF members of Los An
geles Lodge No. IS, A. O. u. W., is di.
rected to the special notice in our New
To-Day.
A competent Frenchman, In our New
To-Day, advertises for a situation to
take charge of vineyard or do land
scape gardening.
First-class pianos and organs, new
and secondhand, at great bargains. VAL
entines Muse Store, 27 North Main st.
The marriage license of Juan M.
Lopez aud Dolores Miranda was filed for
record in the Count Recorders office
yesterday.
Mr.. J. II. 5. Boldly. OF Toronto, Can
ada. one OF the leading dry goods deal
ess of The Dominion. Is at the Pico
House.
Don't forget 10 get some Of those nice
fresh mushrooms at Bob's, Court street.
Second day Of the Murtsgh bankrupt
sale. Peoples store.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style ct
Psarson's, Rose building.
Everybody has whi,us.
Prof. Lenzberg will render one of his
Uest flute solos at the concert this even
log az the Fort Slrest Nj. u. Church. Mrs.
Bartlett accompanying On the piano.
| Mr.. L. II. Holt, ed tor of the River
side Press and Horticutturist, paid the
HERALD office a pleasant call last eve
ming. He is stopping at the Cosmopoli-
IAN.
The Athena Society OF the University
Of Southern California, will give con-
cert at that place ON Friday evening
OF this week, In aid of the library fund
Of the Society.
Murtagh's bankrupt buttons, Peoples
Store.
Colonel Melvin Nudge. of Compton,
was in the city yesterday on business.
He prefers the rich acres Of Los Angeles
county to the newspaper business Of
Chicago.
The material for the Republican news
paper is being placed in the Nadeau
Block, on the First street side. Tie
business office will probably be located
on Spring street.
Captain Tomkinson, during his recent
visit to London. purchased latest iu..
proved, self-registering thermometer,
which he presented to Mr.. w. J. Brod-
rick, OF this city.
| Remember the Democratic City Cen
vention for the nomination OF three
members of the Board OF Education will
be held tonight, at Justice Ling's Court
room. in Temple Block.
The State Bank Commissioners, yes
terday, examined the Los Angeles Coun-
ty Bank, and found it in sound and
solvent condition. To-day they will ex-
anime the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Of Los Angeles.
| VIM. Lascom was arraigned before
City Justice Morgan yesterday, on the
charge Of committing criminal assault
on a little girl. In default of $500 bail
he was committed to jail to await exam
ma ton on the 26th instant.
Mr.. A. Brigden. from his highland
home above Pasadena, was in the city
yesterday. He is one Of the successful
pomologists Of our mountain base me-
sas, and has vineyard of which he
may well be proud.
Parties owning land at Etiwanda con-
template planting out an orchard and
vineyard of one hundred acres the com
ing winter. The orchard will consist of
apricots and peaches. and the vineyard
Of Muscat and Sultana grapes.
| Mr.. Clarence o. Field, one of the
largest wool growers in Texas, Is at the
Pico House. He has disposed Of his
stock in the Lone Star State, and may
become interested in business in our
city.
Get the boys fine suit Of clothes.
Murtagh's bankrupt stock. Peoples
Store.
There were fled for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday
thirty deeds, fourteen mortgages, six re.
leases OF mortgages, one marriage license,
one water location and three miscellan-
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