Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-25
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LOCAL BRnvITIEs.
Maximum Thermometer, 1910
Minimum Thermometer, 5o.5.

to-day, childrens hose, 2Uc. feopies
Store.
One dozen baby carriages, from SIS
upwards, Just received at Our Bazaar.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Pearson's, Rose building.
The San Gabriel Wine Company, un-
der New To-Day, advertises for 900
tons OF grapes.
Auction sale by John G. Bell in an
other column--real estate and building
lots.
Il. Nittnger. under the head Of For
Sale, advertises some bargains in bust
nesses and property.
A nice house aud lot on Charity street
i advertised for sale in our New To.
Day.
Hon George K. Porter and wife went
to San Francisco last night on the over
land train.
Hon. J. F. Crank and Judge Richard
Egan are registered at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Mr.. Joseph Murtagh returns from
San Francisco by this mornings over
land train.
The Thermometer for the twenty four
hours ending at S:l5 last evening: Maxi
mum. 70 degrees; minimum. sos de-
grees.
Zephyr, o., for 30 cents at Y. Ober-
steller's closing out sale, 20 South Main
street, near First. ocl4 lw
To-day, children's hose, 20c, Peoples
Store.
Fresh oysters, finest in the market,
so cents can; cooked in every style,
80 cents dozen. at Browns Reslau-
rant.
Mr.. James Irvine. proprietor Of the
San joaquin rancho, and Mr George Ir,
vine, superintendent of the same, are
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
A young lady, in our New To Day.
advertises for situation as clerk in
dry-goods store or seamstress in fam
lily.
The telephone wires make pleasant
eolian music in The small hours of the
night, when the gentle mountain breeze
wakens them to tones of music.
Marriage licenses Of Luther Floyd and
Jennie Moore and s. A. Merrill and NJ.
A. Villa were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
We acknowledge the receipt OF com.
plimentary tickets to the Social to be
given by Fiielia Lodge No. IA. Degree
Of Honor, A. O. u. w, at Odd Fellows
Hall next Tuesday evening.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used. for sale at
great bargain. Valentines music store,
q North Main street sept29-tf
Judge o. A. Wallace, sometime San
Diegan, now Under Sheriff Of Cochise
county, Arizona. paid the HERALD
office pleasant call last evening He
leaves for his home at Tombstone this
morning.
To-day, children's hose, 20c, Peoples
Store.
Fred Fintel. one Of the members Of
German colony from Nebraska, that ar.
rived here few days since, died yester-
day Of consumption. lie is one OF many
who came too late for the climate ia
restore health.
An old Mexican makes very fair
living by going to the river near the
bridge on Also street, daily, collecting
a large number Of water crosses, and sell
ling them to the restaurants, saloons
and many private families. His trade
is constant and remunerative.
Mr.. Morris Haas, late with Frank
Shrier, went up to San Francisco over
land last evening to purehaae stock of
the best brands of cigars and smokers
articles generally for the new store that
he is fitting M on Spring street, oppo-
site the Court House.
iutrc were Httu luf ltNotu. III tuc
County Recorders office yesterday, tif-
teen deeds. three mortgages, nine salts
factions of mortgages, two assignments
of mortgages. two marriage licenses, one
U. s. Patent and six miscellaneous pa
pers.
To-day, children's hose, Zoe, Peoples
Store.
The Steamer Los Angeles arrived at
San Pedro yesterday afternoon, and the
passengers will arrive in this city this
morning at 0 o'clock. Passengers who
wish to visit northern coast poists or
San Francisco will take the afternoon
train for San Pedro to-day, there to con-
meet with the steamer.
A man was found in a peculiar pcs
ture in vacant lot on Commercial street
late on Tuesday night, being doubled up
like jacknife, with his head down, so
that he appeared to be turning somer-
sault on his cranium while asleep. He
had evidently been looking upon the
wine when it was red in the cup"
The fonr ridges which cross our no.
BILE Los Angeles river. are all well pa
tronized, but it is noticeable that the
two new arched bridges at Also and
First streets, are the choice of the pub
lie more than the others. They are new
and clean, and furnish more direct
route TO various portions Of the county.
The Santa Monica train is being
hanled at present by enginge No. %,
8. p. of A., while the old L. A. and I
engine No. /, which has so long hauled
the train, is being repaired. Owing to
the great number Of freight cars, the
| train was nearly an hour late yesterday
morning, and more or less late through
out the day.
Walter 0'Brien. convicted before City
Justice Morgan, yesterday, Of malicious
mischief, was fined S35, which he paid.
II appears that O'Brien was very much
annoyed by horse belonging to man
named Garcia repeatedly breaking into
his field. After driving it out number
Of times he finally fired q charge Of shot
into the animal, inhicling serious in
juries.
To-day, childrens hose, 2oc, Peoples
Store.
Deputy Sheriff George e. Gard re-
turned yesterday morning from Bear
valley, Kern county, having in custody
Thomas Curran, who is charged with
assault to commit murder, on complaint
Of a man named Ruiz. II will be remem.
bered that, several weeks ago, at the
head of Rock creek, in dispute about
some cattle, Curran discharged shot
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