Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-12
LOCAL BREvIp1Es.

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Maximum Thermometer, g
Minimum Thermometer. 81
LOCAL BREvIp1Es.
Granula at Jeyne's
The roller skating mania is still raging
Hon: ~. Crank was in the city yes
tsrdsy.
(See advertisement of board and rooms
Z wanted.
Gluten flour in bulk at II. Jevno's, 80
North Spring.
Telephone Number Of the American
Bakery is No. 100.
! The usual sports at the Santa Monica
Pavilion on Sunday.
A man and wife. in our New To- Day,
advertise for situations.
Mr.. "A. Brigden was in the city yester-
day from bis lovely highland home above
Pasadena.
Millar's neverfailing baking powder
at Fl. Jevne's. 50 Spring
Mr.. T. w. Hudson, from the Wor-
sham Rancho, near Anaheim, is at the
st. Charles. 4
Mr.. R. Mcpherson, the well-known
raisin maker, is at the St. Charles Hotel
with his family.
Best assortment Of lunch goods at
Jevne's, SO Spring street.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer, Of the City Of
Paris store, is passenger by this morn
ing's overland train.
Mr.. Jack Baysley, the veteran well
maker, is dangerously unwell with par
tial paralysis Of the heart
No Eastern Goldfish to be had at II.
Jevne's; cooler weather will bring it,
Thermometer for the "A hours ending
at s;l5 last evening: maximum, 81 de-
grees; minimum. 81 degrees.
Mr. A. d. Hosterman, the accom-
plished editor Of the Santa Barbara
Independent. is at the Pico House.
The Pacific Coast Railway Company
has put on an extra daily train between
Port Hartford and San Luis 0bispo.
Several thousand trait trees were
planted at Redlands. San Bernardino
county, the past season. besides 100, 600
grape vines.
There is no food as good for people in
delicate health as Granula. For sale by
H. Jevne. agent for Southern California.
The Griayo and Greaser is the latest
acquisition to New Mexico literature. 1t
ia small weekly paper, printed in italic
type at Manzo, Valencia county.
Mr.. Paul r. Browne, clerk at the Cos
mopolitan Hotel, will leave this evening
for the mountains on a pleasure trip.
Whatever he does will be done Browne.
The Southern Pacific Railway Com
pany has three ten-wheeler engines at
present at the proposed crossing Of the
California Southern Railway at Cotton.
Music and dancing at the Pavilion,
Santa Monica. OH Sunday.
We call attention to the announce
ment, in another column, Of an auction
sale to be held by Northcrafts & Clark,
opposite the Pico House, on the l4th
inst.
A. Raynsl, the wagon maker and
blacksmith Of Alameda street, is soon to
erect new brick structure for the trans
action OF his business, near his present
location
Maillard's chocolates at H. Jevne's,
SO North Spring street.
Marriage licenses issued to G. II. Hig-
ley and L. L. Hardy, and Pierre Mon
nier and Mrs. Rosalie Martin, were filed
for record in the County Recorders Of
fee yesterday.
Richard Dunnigan, Esq, Of Terra
Haute, Indiana, one Of the leading law
yers OF that State, is visiting this city
with a view Of settling in Los Angeles as
his permanent residence.
The members of Ceur do Lion Com
mandery. X. 7. are notified to meet at
their hall at ll.30 A. NJ. to-day, in full
uniform, to receive the Grand Master OF
the Order. See notice in orr New To-
Day.
II you fail to get good butter else
where. go to H. Jevne's.
The uniforms recently received by the
members Of the Los Angeles Athletic
Club are white shirt, knee breeches
and red stockings. Their first outdoor
entertainment will take place early dur
ing the coming month.
And still that open, noisome plank
sewer, with the planks loose and the
gas looser still that exhales from il, in
front Of 43 North Spring street, is un-
touched and odorous. Is life worth pre-.
serving?
For picking use Penang picking
spices; for sale at II. Je,ne's, 3s North
Spring.
The Waterman-Lee suit, set for Au-
gust 25th, in San Francisco, has been
put over to October Goth on account OF
the railroad tax suits which will occupy
the attention of the court for the bal
ance Of this term of the u. ). Court.
Genuine D. @. Java and Arabian
Mocha at IL. Jevne's 80 North Spring.
Mr.. Richard J. Hinton, the talented
journalist, has retired from the manage
ment Of tho III Paso 7'i1ss, and is sue
ceeded by gentleman by the name Of
Richard Shaw Eady. We hope he will |
be successful in his new venture.
Frank Bartlett Post, G.. A. r., re-
quests that full attendance of the
members be present at the regular meet |
ing tomorrow evening, to decide upon
the adoption OF a plan for the proposed
excursion by the members Of the Post,
Sunday visitors toSanta Monica should