Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-28
The roller skating mania is still raging.

phhcty 10 No. lou.
A girl for general housework il adver
tised for under New To-Day.
The heavy overland train was tw.
hours late yesterday morning.
A young man to stay in a store i
advertised for in our New To-Day.
There are eight large vessels lying a
anchor in the harbor at San Pedro.
All Of the hay displayed at the Lo
Angeles street mart. was sold Yesterday
The tickets sold for the Sunday excur
sion to Santa Monica numbered nearly
500.
Mr.. e. Clark, one Of the fortunate
miners ut the sLava Beds" is at th'
Pico House.
John Bobenreith has returned from
two weeks visit to Fulton Wells, look
ing in fine health.
The railroad fare from Wilmington t.
San Pedro has been reduced from 25t
to l0c per capita.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. Spence rsturr
home from San Francisco by this morn
ing's overland train.
The railway dining hotsi. nj indio AMI
Yuma, ARE entirely supplied from this
city. The quantity is large.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening: Maximum 9s
degrees; minimum 81 s degrees.
Judge venaSIe. Of Dowuey City, hal
just sunk an artesan we'll with q good
How at depth Of only 100 feet.
The store electric lights are being ex-
tipguished for the past few nights. about
fifteen minutes before mdnight.
Tue law necos-itatng tho placing Of
lights on the piles OF building material
IN the city. is being strictly enforced.
Messrs. Phil Hirschfeld, J. D. Dun.
lay and II. C. Wiley retarn home by
this mornings train from San Fran
cisco
Nearly all the members OF Cnur de
Lion Coinmandery returned home by
Sundays and yesterdays overland
trains.
by notice ia our New To-Day people
are warned against trusting the crew Of
tht bark BAlakiava, now dischargjng al
San Pedro.
| The attention 81 readers Of the
HKEALp is directed to ll4e new adver-
tisenent of Oar Hazaar, to be found
elsewhere.
Mr.. George Crawford, Of Pennsyl.
vania. was buried yesterday by tho A.
10. Y. w. from the undertaking parlors
Of Ponet 4 Orr.
The attention OF taxpayers is directed
TO the notice of II. S. Parcels, City Tax
Collector. which appears elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD.
| The case Of Victor Ybarra, arrested
for violating the game laws, comes up
FOR trial before jury in Justice Ling
court at +. N. today.
Mr.. O. T. Porter. Of Hot Springs Ar
kansas, son Of Mr.. A. o. Porter, Of
Pasadena ia at the Pieo House, en- route
home from the Conclave.
Ramon Castillo, charged with assault
to murder, on complaint Of Manuel Luz
go, Is set tor examination before Justice
Ling at 80 r. NJ. next Friday
Mr.. VIM. ppy. ex-conductor on the
southern Pacific Railroad, has gone to
the 0ro Grande mill to attend to the
m4ehinery Of that valuable mill.
Mr.. John Dreyer, Of the firm Of
Wangeman & Dreyer. has returned from
four weeks visit to San Juan Capis-
trano, bronzcd and vigorous. and full Of
good cheer.
Col. Jerry Long left for the East. via
the northern route, last evening on a
visit Of several weeks to his old home il
New York and other places of interestir
tho East, ~
Mrs. L. Garass, wife Of Manuel
Garfas, the former owner Of the San
Pascual Rancho, was tho only passenger
from San Pedro to San Diego yesterday
per steamer Ancon.
A man who was riding backing
bronco horse on Commercial street yes.
terday afternoon, attracted much atten.
tion by the way he rode his fractious
steed with ease, and without mishap.
One Of the NEST charming places tc
get fresh homemade candies aud ice
cream, with a fine meal cooked to order,
just call at No. IS N. Main street and
interview Messrs. Brenckle 4 o..
The freight shipped cast by Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., Yesterday morning. pei
the delayed train, occupied two large
wagons, and the small one. This il
almost daily occurrence.
Messrs. Kohler 4 Frohling, the promi
nent wine makers Of Sonoma County
land Log Angeles. haye given 'abef Sixth
District Agricultural Society Sl0O to
wards the expense of the next Fair.
Theodore Froehliager returned from .
trip to Daggett. on Sunday. Hereport'
the mining country as being rich and
worthy Of development. Our prospector
looks hale and hearty after his trip ovel
the desert.
There were eighteen deeds. thres
mortgages. two satisfactions Of mort
cages. five marriage lioenses, two noticel
OF location of water claims and two
miscellaneous papers filed for recert
yesterday.
Six convicts and two insane person.
will be taken north BY representative.
Of the Sheriff by this evenings train
the former to San Quentin penitentiary
and the latter to the State Asylum a
| Stockton,
Jack Methvin- known as "Sleep,
Jack, was arraigned before Justice
Ling Yesterday or charge Of petit
larceny a watch from j. An
gelo, Of San Fernando. Set for Angus,
| 81, at 10 a. M.
In the County Recorders qfise, yes
terday, c. +. Bathy fled notice Of loca
ton OF water in Eagle Canon. about two
thousand feet above the mouth of tn,
Canon, on Section p, Township 2north
Range u west.
When the mopning train was leaving
for San Pedro on Sunday a very small
boy ran and attempted to catch th,
train, in Which he succeeded, and wal
hauled on to the platform by Conductor
George II. Peck.
I, Major Arthur Kearney. who has bee,
a prominent writer on the newspapers o
San Remardino, ia to teach the publ
school in Cqltop, next term, in the ney
and al xcpl1out achool -houeo s,rn.a..tsi 4