Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-22

| Los AnHclcS.
One OF the effects of the strike Of the
Telegraph operators is TO be seen in our
meagre telegraphic news this morning.
The latest reports seem to indicate that
the strikers will win their point.
Manning 4 Offutt. the boss house, sign
and ornamental painters, can be found
at No. LOG North Main street. where all
orders in their line will be attended to
with promptness. Give them call for
anything in the line Of their profession.
The excursion train to Santa Monica
to-day is expected to consist of the usual
ten cars used in the Summer for Sunday
excursions. They are generally well
filed with pleasure seekers who want
some fresh air, and to-day will probably
be no exception to the rule
All passenger conveyances will run to
3S's picnic. Sunday, July 22d.
About thirty people, well equipped
with baggage, left for San Pedro yester-
day, intending to take the steamer
Amelia for Santa Catalina Island, with
the prospect OF remaining there for vari-
Gus lengths of time. We are certain
that they will enjoy themselves. one aud
all.
BY announcement in our New To-Day
it will be seen that Mr.. r. Sporting,
Grand President OF the Order of B'nai
Birth, will lecture at Masonic Hall,
SPRING street, at 4 clock this after
noon. Subject: '.The Mission of the
Order" A cordial invitation is extend
ed to everybody to attend.
In the City Court, yesterday, Rosa
sevlier, arraigned on the charge of dis
turbing the peace, by using loud and
unseemly language on the street, plead
not guilty. Set for trial next Tues
day at A Pm. Mary Mulvehill, also
disturbing the peace, will be tried on
Monday at 10 A. NJ.
An old miner, and entirely disinter-
ested, says of the Alvorl mine: There is
an ore bed three-quarters of a mile long,
and of great width, which is rich from
the surface down. There is some min
eral yet in Southern California, and it
will be heard from within the next six
months in way that will astonish the
people.
About dozen loads Of hay Of various
kinds were exhibited on Los Angeles
street yesterday for sale. The hay deal
ers have adopted the novel idea of sur
rounding the wagons laden with hay
with Gordon of small piles Of hay on
the street, thus making rather a pictur-
esque little fence. and advertising their
business.
The best favored and the strongest
spices in the world are the "Penang,"
sold by Fl. Jevne. SS Spring street.
Monsieur Boisseranc, proprietor of the
French boarding house ON the corner of
Also and Alameda streets, is erecting a
new brick building ON Commercial street,
near Wilmington, east of that now being
constructed by himself. Commercial
street, long an eyesore, will soon be an
ornamental street, as regards buildings.
Granula.
The marriage business was unusually
brisk in the County Recorders Office
yesterday, five licenses to enter the holy
estate having been filed for record, as
follows; Thomas Cheney and l.. j.
Fiddick, j. Bigarrez and k. Feliz, Fran
cisco Munoz and Bersabe Machado,
Jacob Hubel and Matte Biggs, joe
Dolores yalenzuela and Petra Peraga.
The contract for building large aud
beautiful church sdi6ce, for the Grace
M. Il. Church, has been awarded to
Mssoss. Lang & Marsh. The church
will be erected on First street, near Rose
street, and will be an ornament to that
part of the city, which has large popu-
lation, tn no church editices to accom-
MEDIATE the people.
Granula.
Mr.. |. w. Lord, of the establishment
of Messrs. Dotter & Bradley, has pur-
chased an elegant turnout, which is the
cynosure of all eyes. The mare is
blooded one, and fine roadster, the
buggy and robes are Of the most expens-
i've character, while the harness cost
500. Altogether. when Mr.. Lord
drives his 500 rig. he is the observed
of all observers.
The finest coffees ever put on the mar
kct in this town. at H Jevne's. 80 Spring
street.
On or about the first Of August. j. a.
Valdez will remove to No. ia, Nadeau
Block, First street, where he will open
with the largest and most varied stock
OF pictures, frames. brackets and artists
materials to be found south Of San Fran
cisco. He extends a cordial invitation
to his old friends and patrons and the
public generally to give him call.
Use G.anula, the great health food
1t has saved many persons life. For
sale at Fl. Jevne's 80 N. Spring street.
Work on the cellar Of the new valla
building is progressing rapidly, and. in
addition to some of the walls on the
| north side, already erected. the massive
south wall on First street, is about level
with the street. The front on Los An
geles street, when the iron arrives, will
prove to be both permanent and ornate
The stream of people, with lunch
baskets in their hands, who march up
Commercial street every morning, on the
arrival OF TIE Saetl Monca train, shows
that the Sunday excursions do not COM
prise the bulk OF the Santa Monica bust
ness, but that many OF our business men
| go down nightly, to visit their families,
and return next morning.
The advent of the Roller Skating and
Bicycling School, as conducted by Man
ager Walton, can but result to the bene-
fit of the community at large, as it pro-
vides hcalthful exercise and pleasant
resort, where the leisure afternoon and
evening hours can be enjoyably spent.
Suitable rnles are enforced and good
order preserved. To our strictest church
members and severest moralists we do
not hesitate in recommending this in
MIGRATING and healthful amusement,
Seattle, Portland and Sacramento papers
accord Mr.. Walton's success in conduct.
ing popular schools at those places
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