Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-05

All OF 1t is good, even in ordinarily bad
years. Persons in search OF genuine bar
gains IN real estate would do well to ap.
ply to the Msssrs. Graves & Chapman.
i Miss May r. Lawrence, San Diego's
popular belle and champion equestrienne
Of Southern California. was married on
Sunday, November 25. 1888, by Rev. A.
B. Ubach, toJ. w. Boarduap, of Globe
City, Arizona. The bride was tastefulIy
attired In handsome white silk and satin
dress, with lace trimmings. After the
ceremony the wedding party went to
San Miguel. the home of the brides
parents. where o. sumptuons repast was
prepared. While on visit and attend
ing the Fair last October, Miss Lawrence
made many warm friends in Los An.
geles, who all join in wishing the happy
couple long aud prosperous life. Miss
' Lawrence has led brilliant and success
ful life, and many courageous md self.
sacrificing act can be attributed to her.
May she live to have many more to her
credit
Blankets, California made, sl.95 to
"a 50. Murtagh's bankrupt stock. Peo-
ple's Store.
! Some time since it was noised around
town that Procopio Murietta, the
famous bandit who used to be "holy
terror" to people in Los Angeles, was
arrested in Tucson, but it appears he
was only arrested by the yellow fever
at Hermosillo, and that Pete Gabriel
found him there and telegraphed to Los
Angeles to learn " hat reward had been
offered for his delivery here. On learn
ing that II was only 5000, he saw that
the JOB was too dangerous and expen-
sive to be done for that sum- and pru-
IDENTITY left him alone. So attn
Elsewhere appears the advertisement
Of Merriam & Co.. the enterprising candy
merchants, This irrepressible firm are
branching out in fine style. They now
not only sell candies at the old
stand, hut also in their new place in the
Bryson Block. Their motto is evidently
''cxcelsior,p and their career thus far
has been onward and upward. They
are prepared to welcome customers at
either Of their places Of business. ggd
Mr. W. Raymond. Of the Raymond
Hotel, Pasadena, will arrive to-day with
Mr.. R. Ulrich. the landscape architect,
who laid out the grounds Of the Hotel
Del Monte. at Monterey. Mr.. Uifch
will make a study of the hill and sur
rounding lands about the Raymond Ho-
tel. and sketch Of the nfnsner Of the
laying out, and the orname1tation of the
same, so that the location shall be Sec
ond TO none in beauty. ar@ B si
Remnant Of dress material q, ridicu.
lously low prices, Peoples Store.
Mr.. NJ. P. Nicholson. the Major
Domo Of the great Newhall rancho,
formerly known as the San Francisco
rancho, was 10 the city yesterday. He
is putting IN wheat at lively rata, and
has already plsoted between 1000 and
5000 acres. Mr.. Nicholson has genius
for mechanics, and has invented a plow
that is great improvement on former
patterns.
/ In The total vote for members Of the
Board Of Edaeation in yesterdays HER.
AID, the 20 votes cast for DR.. Cunning
ham in the Fifth Ward were omitted in
making up the totals. With these votes
added, Dr.. Cunningham's vote was 6S4,
instead OF 655. The vote by wards was
accurate. but In the recapitulation the
vote Of the Fifth was accidentally omit
ted. - tsi
We willseIl iori less than n,anufactur-
er's prices, on account of being oyer
stocked. All kinds Of dress goods.
Great reduction. City Of Paris,
The examination Of Rafael Gomez, on
the charge Of assault 10 commit murder,
was commenced before City Justice Nor
gan yesterday, but. owing to the con-
tinued confinement Of Thomas Flynn,
the complaining witness. the further
hearing was postponed until the 18th
instant. when it is hoped Flynn. will be
sufficiently recovered TO appear. gAH
James Smith. an old offender. was up
before Justice Ling yesterday on the
charge Of disturbing the peace, He ad-
mitted his guilt and asked to be sent up
just 1onB enough 10 SOBER up. justice
Ling. realizing from the mans condition
that it would take some time to accom-
plish that desirable result, gave him
thirty days on the chain-gang, 4..@
Childrsnas rubber ovsrshoas 40 cents,
Misses so cents, Peoples Store.
William Willieks, whe was examined
bsfore City Justice Morgan last week,
and exonerated from The charge Of being
an aceompliee Of Jones in the burglary
OF the Capital Store, was examined
before Justice Ling yesterday on the
same charge, and again discharged, it
being shown that his connection with
the robbery was in the interest of jus-
tice.
Dress goods and oloaka, stylish and
durable, at greatly redaced prices. We
ars oversiocksd and will yethe hdies
a benefit. Call and be convinced. City
Of ParisIlo5 and lo7 North Spring st.
A Belt Railroad.