Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-07
LOCAL BREvIT1Es.

Minimum Thermometer. 30
LOCAL BREvITIES.
The roller skating mania is still raging.
Mr.. W, II. Mintzer, OF Cotton, is at
the. Cosmopolitan.
Telephone number of the American
Bakery is No. l50.
Siegsl, the halter, adveriises for boy
in our New To-Day"
Louis Heintzman. M. A., of st. Louis,
Mo-, is at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A horse, phaeton and harness com
plete are advertised for sale ia our New
To-Day.
An abundance of the early Sweet
water grapes are in the market in Les
Angeles.
See advertisement of horses and
wagons for sale, under head of "For
Sale Cheap"
The excursion to Santa Monica On
Sunday was largely attended, and high
ly successful.
N. Cehn, who has been at San Fran
cisco purchasing new stock Of goods,
returned home Sunday.
An energetic man to take charge Of a
sewing machine agency is advertised for
under New To-Day. "
DR.. H. N. Ufmy, who has beenvisit-
Ing Texas, returns home by this morn
irg's San Francisco train.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: maximum, 8s de-
grees; minimum, so degrees.
1t was Pacifcus Ord, a brotierof Gen.
K. O. G. Ord, who surveyed a large
portion Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Four refrigerator fruit cars will be
loaded with fresh fruit at Orange this
week to go overland by fastest trains.
We had the pleasure OF meeting Cap
tain Lewis, OF the barkentine Webfoot,
now lying at San Pedro, on Sunday.
The average temperature of Santa
Barbara for July was 64.6 degrees. Los
Angeles went 81 degrees better, scoring
69.8.
Dressed poultry, fresh vegetables,
eggs, milk and butter on ice at COTS
market and milk depot, corner Also and
Alameda.
Lieutenant Governor Daggett arrived
in town OH Sunday ON visit to his fam
lily, aud leaves to-day for San Francisco
on business.
No less than l02 passenger and smok-
ing cars we're hauled in and out of Los
Angeles by the various branches OF rail-
road ON Sunday.
Another excursion from San Bernar
dino, Cotton and Riverside to Ocean
side, San Diego county, will take place
on the 10Th inst.
The steam yacht linda, William Ban
ming, Master, returned to San Pedro
yesterday, after four days "trip TO
Santa Catalina island.
Mr.. Richard Gird and wife, OF the
Chino Rancho, and Mr.. George Rice, Of
the Rural Californian, were on yester-
day mornings overland train.
Fifth street, between Main and San
Pedro streets, and Olive street, between
Sixth and Twelfth streets, are TO be
graded-a much desired Improvement.
A Kerosene lamp exploded last night
in house on Los Angeles street, near
Commercial, but IL was pitched into the
street and the house saved from de-
struction.
Mrs. Virginia Rubio. wife Of Andres
Rubio, for some time foreman of the
Ontario Colony, is rusticating at Santa
Monica for a week or two, accompanied
by her sister.
The annual fiesta at Pala, San Diego
county, to commence on the Path inst,
will celebrate the eighty -eigth anniver-
sary OF the founding of the Mission
Of San Luis Rey.
J. r. Engelhart and Charles H.
Fuller fled yesterday for record in the
County Recorders office notice Of loca-
tion of all the water in the left hand
Heiman Canon.
There are seventeen vessels now in
transit or engaged TO bring coal TO Will
mington. Why not use petroleum and
Aok I.a
abroad to pay for this coal?
Mr.. Jean Blanc, whose foot was
crushed by the cars at Cotton few days
ago, died Of gangrene on Sunday at the
Sisters Hospital, and was buried yester-
day by the French Benevolent Society.
1t is now recommended to re-gravel
Main, Spring, Figusroa and Washing
ton streets, for certain distances. In
the present condition Of these thorough
fares, this improvement would be
timely.
Sadie Thomas, the little four-year old
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. John Thomas,
who was run over on Friday, died on
ouhuaJ. INdpiu uri'iuR must uo
stopped on our streets. 1t is evil, and
only evil continually.
Eighteen passengers left for San
Francisco and way ports on Sunday per
steamer Los Angeles. This is the larg-
est number Of passengers which have
yet embarked on our way port steamers
since their return to the line.
Two Norwegians, Winquest and John
son, were arrested last night on a war
rant charging them with robbing man
named Rhodes Of 500 while he was
drunk. Rhodes is in Jail trying to get
sober, and keeping company with the
parties charged with robbing him.
Mr.. J. w. Currier, Of Boston, Presi.
dent Of the "Long Line Telephone Com
pany," that now extends from Boston
TO Montreal, is at the Cosmopolitan.
His company claims that it can send
messages one thousand miles as well as
other companies can send them ten
miles.