Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-08
Sew goods at Bright's.

a five-acre tract is advertised for sale
in onr New To-Day.
See advertisement Of blacksmith
wanted
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style al
Pearson's, Rose building.
Great reduction in prices Of dry goods
and shoes at Bright's.
Mr.. Theodore Rimpau. Of Anahem,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. L. Polaski returns home by this
mornings train from San Francisco.
Thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending at S:I5 last evening. Max
imum. 65 degrees; minimum, A degrees.
You can save money by buying your
dry goods and shoes at Bright's famous
cheap store.
The Aita credits an article on argols
that was written for the HERALD to the
Evening Express.
There are messages at tho Telegraph
Office for: frankie l. Shepard and Alex.
ander Dominguez Powell.
Mr.. Tom G. Warden, one Of the for
tunate mining operators of San Ber-
nardinc, was in the city yesterday on
business.
| Anheuser Busch beer on draft at
Felix's. u South Main street.
The decree Of divorce in the case Of
Ella Clark va. John Clark, was filed for
record in the County Recorders office
yesterday.
Transfers of real estate aggregating
| Sal, ,53S and mortgages in the sum Of
| $ll,348 were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday.
The Board Of Supervisors finished up
the business OF the. November session
| yesterday and adjourned until Monday,
December 81.
The finder Of lady's black leather
satchel, advertised as lost in our New
To-Day, will be literally rewarded on
returning it to the County Auditors
office.
The officers and members of Golden
Rule Lodge No. 100, by notice in our
New To-Day, meet at Odd Fellows
Hall at r. 81. to-day to attend the fun
eral Of their late brother, G. C. Craig.
Infants merino cloaks, ladies' under
wear and hosiery, at e Obersteller's.
Closing out sale, 20 South Main street,
near First.
The produce markets were all firm
yesterday, with good demand for al
most al kinds Of farm products. See
quotations on fourth page.
Two thousand dollars worth of ladies
hats and feathers just received from New
York and will be sold cheaper than ever
at Brigbt's.
A building is being erected on Alame-
da street. near First. and another on
Chavez street, near the new winery,
to be used as boarding HOUSES.
The smigrant train from the north
yesterday afternoon was an hour late,
and hauled eighteen loaded cars, two
crowded emigrant cars. and the caboose,
twenty one in all.
! Marriage licences issued 10 Charles
wurth and Mrs Clara NJ. Kind and
James s. Ryle and Alice NJ Finnie.
were fled for record in the County Re-
corder's office yeeterday.
In the County Recorders Office y yester-
day there were fled for record twenty
three deeds. three mortgages. five re-
leases Of mortgages, one lease and two
marriage licenses.
There seems to be lull in police bust
ness at present, there having been but
two offenders before City Justice Nor
gan Yesterday, both Of whom were dis
missed.
| At the annual election Of the Electric
Light Company on the 30.h ult Judge
r. NJ. widney, George Chaffey, Jr.; c.
II. Watts. g. II. Rowland and X. r.
Haines were elected Directors for the
ensuing year.
Captain Glass, OF the British barque
Grown Prince. now lying at San Pedro.
was in the city yesterday. This is the
first visit OF Captain Glass to this coun-
try and he expresses himself as well
pleased with the appearance and the re-
sources of the country.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used. for sale at a
great bargain. Valentines music store,
27 North Main street. sept29-tf
Col. Markham, President of the Orc
Grande Company, is in receipt Of good
news from the King mine. which shows
very rich ore below the sixth level
There 10 enough ore in sight to make
the little Oro Grande mill tired and
worn.
Messrs. Alfred and Walter James ar
rived in town yesterday from Calico.
They report a fiourishing camp and the
mines yielding we'll The Calico camp
| has surpfi ell its friends and paralyzed
| its enemies. This silver colored Calico
is warranted not to fade.
The criminal calendar of the Superior
Courrduring the present tern appears
to be one of the most interest to the
public of any for fong time past. Be-
sides the term trial jury, five special We.
nires have already been issued in the
same number of cases. The court room
is nearly always crowded.
A man named Boynton was arrested
last night on suspicion of being the party
who stole some billiard balls, not long
ago, from the billiard parlors Of Samuel
Prayer. Ho tells crooked story about
himself, but will have an opportunity to
straighten his character and conduct out
to-day before City Justice Morgan.
| A team belonging to Judge 7. b.
Smith became frightened yesterday
morning at the new depot by the letting
of steam from locomotive, and dashed
into hand-car, wrecking the wagon
and upsetting tho car. Some other
teams commenced to run away at the
same fright, but were guided safely out
OF the way.
| The remains Of the brakeman, G. G.
Craig, who died from the injuries re-
ceived at the Incident on the 3lst Of 0c-
tober, near Cotton, were yesterday
brought to this city by Golden Rule
Lodge. No. 100, I. o. o. f., and will be
buried by the members this afternoon,
at y o'clock, from Browns undertaking
pariors, and not at 2r. NJ, as at first
announced.
| The advertisement of T. Il. Griffin
boot aud shoe maker, who has removed
to No. l2 Franklin street. will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALp
Mr.. Griffin is well knowa citizen Of
! 4 IA.