Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-08

| In Los Angeles during the month OF
June. the sexes equally balanced-l4
boys and IA girls.
A new mast $50 feet in length is in
transit, to be set up at the corner of
Buena Vista and Virgin streets, to light
Sonoratown and the neighborhood Of
thu depot.
Justice Ling had regular marriage
boom in his court yesterday. he having
made three couples happy, by pro-
nouncing the irrevocable words which
made each couple one.
| A private room has been made in the
Office of Chief of Police Cuddy. for con-
sultation and the examination of prison.
ers. Such room has long been me-
cessity in the Chiefs department.
The Southern Pacific Railway sent
thirteen wild engines through to the
Galveston, Houston and San Antonio
Division in Texas. In single day last
week. to assist in hauling through fast
freight West.
We learn that Mr.. j. G. Fitzhenry,
formerly of this city, but nowsengaged
in business in Tombstone, Arizona, is
the happy father of son. Mrs. Fitz-
henry was formerly Miss Blanche Shack
elford OF Los Angeles.
| A very fine quality Of Formosa Oolong,
at 81 per pound, just received, at Fl.
Jevne's, 38 N. Spring street.
| The various Bernard buildings are
rapidly assuming homogeneous proper
tions, with the exception Of the hiatus
which yet exists on FRS. street, Extern
sive additions have also been made in
the rear.
To accommodate his rapidly growing
business, II. Jevne. the grocer. has built
a good sized addition to the rear Of his
store, and added more shelving and coun-
ters. Good goods. at reasonable prices,
does it.
Mr.. G. H. Rowland, Superintendent
Of the Electric Light Works, yesterday
received the two additional dynamos
ordered. They will be ut once placed in
position, but can not be utilized until the
new steam engine arrives.
Marriage licenses. as folloTs, were
fled for record In the County Recorders
office yesterday: Louis Caprielle and
Jane White, Benjamin N. Shsrley and
Mrs. H. b. Reed, and Francisco Cam
buso and Rosario Hinojosa.
All Guey, the Cinnamon who, by
careless driving, drove over young
Kalisher. breaking his leg, few days
ago, was convicted before City Justice
Morgan, yesterday, ON the charge of
battery and fined $40, which he paid.
Gearge Babcock aud Mrs. Emily P.
Stevens will address the Band Of Hope,
Sunday afternoon. at $3.50 o'clock. The
Superintendent desires that every mem
Der shall be present with their parents
and friends. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. jy7-2t
The steamer Aneon left for San Diego
yesterday afternoon, with the following
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III Jsvna,s No Sar;ng street
Cinnabar assaying ~ per cent. OF
quicksilver, has been discovered In the
racant Anaohe atronohold in the Sierra
Madres Chjbuabua. and the property
Il owned by Californians, who VIII de.
veiop ~, Inc pes .s,. o'linaoa. s iOanu
Inc normal ocnooi VIII pe upon iof
the ensuing season on August TIN, with
Professor Ira Moore as Principal. The
repairs and improvements in the build
| ing are progressing rapidly, and will
change us appea'ai'0s 4u'n W "P
,.
lhe or'ckwork fof .ne nc" 'a'iuns
to be erected by John bryson on spring
street for public hall will cost SO, 600.
Smith 4 Carr have the contract. It will
require 2,FOO, 900 brick to complete the
contracts of these builders alone this
Summer.
a. a;. o.s...n.~ ,h,;.bss
the story of a man who came to Newball
and sold horse for s25. then spent the
money and stole the horse at night and
left for parts unknown. That always
was good story, but the new hero is
Allen. while the old one was Paul Jones.
Next.
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wnicn youth win superaounuan'
si'ai's' sas INV" so'.e WI" ~ -
Dromn nosse' g III, MnaS .as u,a ~ 'u
sfterwards noured aouantitv Of kerosene
5nsgn . wall On fha nremises. Legal
nsnsscrt;o.. viii fallow
re
Mr.. Thomas Stovell, late OF the spring
street planipa mill. has. owing to the
domol;tiop If HE formar place of bust
nsss hrsnebed out anew and built him.
self the neatest and best mill IN the
southern country on .he T T9rhss s ~ n,a,
and strnoture are ali new and il works
like o daisy. Active operations will be
again commenced tomorrow.
! $50, a. ..
Mr. Malcolm Denho' 'he popu'a,
mixologist Of the Cosmopolitan, returned
last evening from Warmers ranch in
GOOD health and spirits. To hear him
tell how he aud his youthful inenh, =;