Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-17

Whims, whins, whims.
Regular session Of the City council
this evening.
The sales Of land in the Ontario Cole
ny up to date amount to s360,075
Judge II. M. Willis, Of San Bernar-
dino, is in the city on business, and reg
istered at the Cosmopolitan.
First-class pianos aud organs, new
and secondhand, at great bargains. Val
entine's Music Store, q North Main st.
See notice Of cooperage for sale in our
New To-Day
Mr.. s. Nordlinger returns home by
this mornings San Francisco train.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Pearson's, Rose building.
Merrill Lodge, open meeting Monday
evening. -as i 5Eiil5
Deputy U. 8. Marshal J. d. Dunlap
and Mr.. E. German, are passengers by
this mornings train from San Francisco.
Our readers should not forget the
auction sale Of improved real estate at
Pasadena to-day.
The marriage liceuse Of Jose Gallego
and Carmen Duartc was recorded in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
Thermometer for the twenty tour
hours ending at S.l5 last evening: Maxi
mum. 8l.3 degrees; minimum, sos de-
grees.
The iron work for the front Of DR..
Griffin's building, next to o. w. Child 3
Opera House, 10 in position, and the
walls are nearly completed.
The steamer Ancon will arrive this
morning from San Francisco and sail for
San Diego. Passengers for Sau Diego
will take the l0:l5 A. NJ. train, Los An
geles time.
Tho professional card Of DR.. p. T,
Huckins appears elsewhere in this morn
| iug's HERALD. DR.. Huckins has studied
in the principal European colleges and
makes the treatment Of diseases Of the
eye, ear and throat q specially.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. B. Crawford, whose marriage
notice will be found under the proper
head, for liberal supply Of wedding
cake. In the language Of Rip Van
Winkle, may they live long and brosper.
The entire stock Of horses and car.
riages belonging TO d. q. Stephens will
be sold at public auction, at the Temple
Street Livery Stables. to-day. Those in
need Of . horse or carriage viii do well
to attend.
/ Read the new advertisement of the
Peoples Store on the first page Of this
mornings HERALD. They announce that
the sale OF Joseph Murtagh's bankrupt
stock will commence on Monday Oar
citizens can rely upon getting rare bar
gains.
Everybody has whims.
There were fled for record in thu
County Recorders Office, yesterday, nine
teen deeds, six mortgages, five releases Of
mortgages, one marriage license, one
notice of location Of water claim. and
five miscel aneous papers.
Make no mistake, but go to Morris,
l5S. Main street, for the best meal in
the city, at the price. Mast
The attention Of farmers and otherl
in need Of we'll broke work horses il
directed to the advertisement headed
Horses for Sale" A large quantity Of
harness and a number of wagons will be
sold by the same party.
A notice of the dissolution Of the real
estate firm Of Riley. Graham L Griffin
will be found in our New To-Day, Mr..
Graham retiring. The business will be
continued by Messrs. Riley 4 Griffin at
the old office, No. 225 North Main street,
Downey Block.
Merrill Lodge. open meeting Monday
evening.
| In City Justice Morgan's Court yester-
day. Jean Hypolite, convicted Of dis
turbing the peace. was fined $50, which
he paid. He also paid so on conviction
Of the charge OF vsgrancy. Marie Louise,
| for disturbing the peace, was assessed
so, which che paid.
Merrill Lodge. open meeting Monday
evening.
| J. H. Painter and B. F. Ball fled for
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday notice Of location Of claim to =
spring and undeveloped water in Millard
Canon, supposed to be on unsurveyed
government land, to be diverted from
the canon in pipes for irrigation and
other purposes.
A meeting Of the taxpayers, irrigators
and citizens of tho Fourth Ward, ire
spective Of party, will be held at the hall
Of Washington Gardens, on Monday
evening, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Council and member
OF the Board Of Education. See call IN
our New To- Day column.
The Lytle Creek Water Company will
shortly commence paving and cementina
their ditch from the mouth of Lytls
Creek. 1t is intended to pave and co
ment at least half the distance this
Winter, and stop the fearful waste Of
water that sinks in the sands Of Muscu.
piabe and svaporates.--San Bernardino
Iader.
The attention Of persons about com
mencing housekeeping is directed to the
advertisement OF household furniture fol
sale. The opportunity is one not otter
presented, as the complete outfit Of 1
private residence will be sold, with the
chance Of renting the house. The sale
will be private and will take place ON
the premises on Tuesday and Wednes'
day next
Surveyor-Gsneral Robbins, of Arizona
formerly connected with newspaper il
Mississippi, then as special agent OF Tho
Postoffice Department, afterwards con
nected with the Chicago Inter-Oeean, il
dead. He was brilliant newspaper
writer, and was endorsed by the people
of both parties for his zeal, success and
good Judgment as Surveyor-General Of
that territory.
Merrill Lodge, open meeting Monday
! evening.
Major Isaac Kinley has returned from
heightened visit to the mines in which
he lie interested in the east part Of the
Ord District. He is opening a gold
bearing vein, in which he has sunk I
shaft sixty feet deep, which is still IN
ore that is as wide as tho shaft, which il
four feet, and he presumes the vein Il
much wider. The Major is hopeful
and feels sure Of 4 good mine. which W,
hope h has found.