Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-14

place to-day
Zephyr, o., for 80 cents at 4. Ober-
steller's closing out sale, 20 South Main
street, near First ocl4 lw
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, 67 de-
grees; minimum, So degrees.
The Supreme Court completed the
/ business Of the Los Angeles term yester-
day and adjourned.
Bargains in hosiery, corsets, ETC., at
lE. 0bersteller's closing ont sale, 20
South Main street. ocl4 lw
The cars Of the City Railroad Compa-
ny are now making regular through trips
to the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot.
A boy. with q horse. to carry an out
side route on the HERALD, is wanted
Immediately. Apply to T. A. Temple
ton, this office.
Mr.. II. M. Johnston, the well known
horse owner OF Canada Grande. was
prominent attendant at the races yes
terday.
Tomorrow lace curtains on center ta-
bic 81 rs, pair, Peoples Store.
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
Germantown wool 10 cents per skein
at E. Obersteller's closing ont sale, 20
South Main street. near First. ocl4 lw
There will be meeting Of the mem
bers OF the Board Of Trade on next
Thursday evening to take action in ro-
gard /, petitioning Congress for the erec.
ton of United States buildings 10 Los
Angeles.
A boy with horse, to carry All outside
route on the HERALD. is wantei imme-
diately. Apply to I. A. Templeton,
this office.
Tomorrow lace curtains on center ta-
BILE, 2.l5 pair, Peoples Store
There will be grand re-opening of
Congress Hall tonight. at which there
will be splendid free lunch. Look in
and refresh yourselves.
Tomorrow lace curtains on center ia
BILE, 81 pair, Peoples Store.
Infants merino cloaks at e. Oberstel-
ler's closing out sale, 20 South Main
street, near First. ocl4 lw
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There will be a grand re-opening Of
Congress Hall tonight, at which there
viii be splendid free lunch. Look in
aud refresh yourselves.
There being no quorum present last
night the meeting of the Council was
adjourned until Monday evening, at the
usual hour.
There will be grand re-opening of
Congress Hall to night, at which there
will be splendid free lunch. Look in
and refresh yourselves.
ALI of the thirty eight rooms in the
upper stories Of the Rose building, op-
posite Baker Block, are now occupied,
mostly by single men. making bachelor
hall Of the edifice.
John Rhoades was arraigned before
Justice Ling yesterday on the charge Of
perjury, on complaint of Alfred Moore.
Case set for examination at 10 A. NJ.
next Thursday.
BY notice in our New To-Day it will
be seen that Mrs. T. w. Stevens will de-
liver second lecture on Spiritualism in
Justice Ling's Courtroom, Temple block,
at 1880 o'clock this evening.
There were nineteen deeds, six mort
cages. four satisfactions Of mortgages.
three marriage licenses and one lease
filed for record in the County Recorders
Office yesterday.
Marriage licenses issued by the Coun-
ty Clerk to Anton Schaffer and Lena En-
del, Ernst Strachan and Myrtle NJ. Bor-
ing and Louis Wilson and Delhna Bru-
net, were recorded in the office of
County Recorder Miles yesterday.
Col. H. H. Markham, President of
the Orc Grande Mining Company. was
at his Office yesterday. From him we
are pleased to learn that his youngest
child, that was near deaths door, is rap
idly recovering her health.
Judge Hines, who has been at San
Francisco attending the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge, F. 4 A. NJ. Of the
State OF California, is expected to return
to Los Angeles tomorrow, when he re-
sumes his seat on the bench in Judge
Sepulveda's department Of the Superior
Court.
Hon. J. +. Crank, President Of the
Los Angeles aud San Gabriel Valley
narrow gauge railroad. was in the city
yesterday, accompanied by his family,
to visit the Annual FAIR. His road ap-
pears to be moving slcng at lively
rate and cars viii soon be tearing up the
iron track.
Although at about ] o'clock yesterday
afternoon only about one thousand peo-
pie were present at the track, they
shortly began to arrive so rapidly as to
startle a beholder. When the races
were in full progress nearly four thou
oaho EcoRtc WI . tfSothe
Tomorrow lace curtains on center ta-
Bile, 81. 90 a pair, Peoples Store.
On account Of the continuance Of the
races in this city the time Of closing the
entries for the Fall meeting at San Ber-
nardino has been extended until next
Saturday, October Goth This will give
all the horsemen Of the District an op-
, portunity to enter their stock.
We direct attention to the card of
Messrs. Dennis & Cook, Real Estate and
/ Insurance Brokers, who have opened an
| Office at PAS Main street, Baker Block.
| This firm is strongly endorsed, and will
transact all business entrusted to them
to the best interest Of patrons.
In the report Of Tuesdays races the
name OF Gregory, not the well-known
McGregory, was given in place Of Gus
: Walters as the driver. 1t should have
! been Walters, as neither Gregory nor
McGregory had hold Of the ribbons on
that day. Accidents will happen in
hurried sketches.
The first Of Raymond's Winter Vaca-
tion Excursions left Boston at sp. NJ.
yesterday, aud will arrive in. Los An
geies next Saturday evening, spending
two days in Chicago en- route. The
party will proceed at once to Santa Mon
: lea and remain there until the following
? Tuesday.
4 Tomorrow lace curtains on center Ia.
. BILE, Sl.75 a pair, Peoples Store.
Justices Mckee and Myrick, of the
. Supreme Court, left for San Francisco