Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-25
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LOCAL BREvIT1Es.

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Bakery is No. $50.
The Steamer Los Angeles arrives from
San Francisco to-day.
Hon. Asa Ellis, Of savannsh. was in
the city yesterday.
Ladies embroidered underwear at
Joseph Murtagh & Co.'S.
The value Of GRANADA" to invalids
can not be over estimated.
See advertisement Of empty wine
pipes for sale, under New To-Day.
Latest styles in gents neck wear at
Joseph Mentagh 4 Co.'s.
The moon entered upon its third
quarter about half-past twelve o'clock
this morning.
DR.. Griffins residence is being re.
moved to locality on South Los Ange.
les street.
Great reduction sale Of gents furnish
ing goods at Joseph Murtagh & Co.'s.
There Is an important message at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for Julia
E. NJ. Gibbon.
The genuine II. NJ. Dupee Hams d.
rect, at H. Jevne's, SO N. Spring.
Mr.. Richard Grid, Of the Chino
Ranch, il in the city aud is stopping at
the P,co House.
Thermometer Tor tho "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: maximum, So de-
grees; minimum. IS degrees.
Mr.. w. s. Cochran and wife and Mr..
]. e. s. Bell, Of this city, are passengers
by this mornings train rom San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. +. Besinan. who has been attend
ing the Tiienniai Conci,lve at San Fran
cisco, returns home BY this mornings
overland train.
Ladies walking jackets reduced from
$500 to $3.50 at Joseph Murlagh &
Co.'S.
A meeting Of the subscribers to the
agreement to contest the collection Of
the present county licenses, will be held
in the Board Of Trade rooms this eve
ming. see notice.
We direct the attention Of sheep men
TO the advertisement of an auction sale
Of kambouillel bucks and ewes, pure
mertno, by Petitpain l. Lea, at San
Antonio. Texas, September l2th.
We are indebted for complimentary
ticket to the twenty fifth anniversary
celebration of the Colorado Pioneers, to
take place at Jewell Park, near Denver.
% the 18th day Of September.
Call for sample Of "GrandlA" free, at
H. Jevne's, SO n Spring
Tho lady members Of Acacia Chapter
No. q. Order Of the Eastern Star. are
requested to meet at knights Templar
Headquarters, Nadeau Block, at u
O'clock this evening. See ADVERTISE
ment ia our New To-Day.
Seven crates Of cabbages were shipped
per Wells. Fargo 4 Cos express yes
terday to the hotel at Las Vegas Hot
Springs, and as many to Ell Paso, Tex.
A number of boxes of Of fruit were also
shipped to different points in Arizona.
Manuel G. Watson. Of the old De-
miuguez rancho. was in the city yester-
day. and informs us that he will take q
pAseo for little while. 1t is probable
conjecture that he will become a married
man during his absence.
Mr.. ]. W. Potts has placed the
HERALD office under obligations ~ o
supply Of luscious peaches grown on his
hillside farm in this city. His fruit
shows what our hill lands will produce.
All Of Mr.. Potts fruit is fair, large and
fine
MIR. J.. F. DauI viii leave to day for
course Of study at the Pacific Medical
college at San Francisco. Mr.. Daul has
been steward of the County Hospital
for some time past, but will probably
return from the city with "sheepskin"
diploma
We have received, with the compli-
ments Of Hon. Thos. L. Thompson, Sec
rotary oi'State, copy of the testimony
taken before Governor Stoneinan in the
| Investigation Of the charges against the
| State Board Of Prison Directors.
Dolores Ruiz, an account Of whose
arrest on the charge Of stealing lot Of
double harness from Mr.. c. A. Paige.
was arraigned before City Justice Nor
gan yesterday and gave bail in the sum
Of $500 to appear for examination when
called upon.
Our enterprislng citizens, Messrs !
Lauth 4 stecker, Of this city. have sen
| to San Francisco to obtain all the essene
| tial fixtures and appliances for maxim 8
| the genuine Philadelphia lager beer, !.
| it is made IN the City Of Brotherly Love
A line meriao ram, weighing els
pounds, 8 shipped from Santa Bar
bara yesterday per Wells. Fargo 4 Co. 5
express, to the East. His wool was as
fine as silk. and he attracted much atten-
lton, especially when his horns were
showed through his pen.
1t is currently reported and confident
lily believed in the Eastern states that
Arizona is very dry country. The OPP
posite is the fact. The southwest por-
ton Of that territory is dry and barren,
but the rest of the country has two
rainy seasons each year. As specimen
Of how rain can fall in that country, we
are informed that in the great storm last
week in Pinal county, the rain fell thir-
teen inches in depth in two hours.
The large posters, extra size. for the
Sixth District Agricultural Society $
Fair and Annual Races, have been print
ed in colcrs by y. D. Gilchrist K Co.. Of
this city, the FIRST job Of the kind ever
/ done in Los Angeles. The largo wood
| type used were cutin their establishment
BY Messrs. II. l.. Blanchard and Major
Gilchrist, and show that Los Angeles is
now independent Of San Francisco and
Oakland for colored posters.
Henry Willard, the Northern Pacific
Railroad President, win be ON the coast
in few days to celebrate the compile
ton Of that great overland line. II he
should come around this way the friends
Of his family would like to have him
bring them along. His wife is the
brilliant daughterof William Lloyd Gar.
rison and the union Of the German race
in Willard with the Yankee Garrison ha =