Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-31

Ell Paso, Texas, has the telephone.
The roller skating mania is still raging.
See advertisement of empty pipes for
sale.
Our livery stables were well patron
lied on Sunday.
President Andrew johnson died eight
years ago to-day.
Telephone number Of the American
Bakery is No. $50.
AMasonic hall, to cost $1,000, is soon
to be erected at Pomona.
The fixtures for q small saloon are adj
vertised for sale in our New To Day.
The south bound train to San Pedro
on Sunday morning. consisted of forty
cars.
Forty passengers left for northern
coast ports on Sunday per steamer
Ancon.
Messrs. Kohler & Trolling, in our
New To-Day. advertise for gentle
horse.
Mr.. Ben. Dreyfus, the eminent wine
manufacturer of Anaheim, is at the Pieo
House.
The yearly capture of salmon on the
Sacramento and Columbia rivers closes
to-day.
Thirteen passengers left for the north
yesterday afternoon per steamer Con-
stantine.
The maximum thermometer on Sun
day, was 49,, by the record Of the Sig
nal Service.
During Sunday and Monday the Viii
mington and San Pedro train hauled 206
freight cars.
A Maltese cat, lost from the hotel at
the new depot, is advertised for in our
New To-Day.
The weekly drill Of the Eagle Corfs
has been changed from Friday to We'd
nesday evening.
The thirty-mile wirs>fence around the
Aqua Hedionda rancho. San Diego
county, is completed
Judge George S. Hupp left for trip
to San Buenaventura by the steamer
Constantine yesterday.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: maximum, SO de-
grees; minimum, 81 degrees.
There was lively fight in SonorAtown
last night, in which two Of the active
participants were badly beaten.
A fac carp pond is making its pro-
prietor comfortable in this worlds goods,
at San Pascual, San Diego county.
There will be new moon tomorrow
evening at S:52 o'clock. The moon will
then have spent her last quarter.
Mr. Charles Seylor, Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad service, accompanied by
his family, is at the Pico House.
Messrs. Eduardo and Joaquin de la
Cuesta, of Santa Ynez. in Santa Barbara
county, are at the Pico House.
The passenger and freight conductors
yesterday donned their new and ornate
uniforms, for the first time in this city.
Another carload of the Anheuser-
Busch beer, has been received at the
Eintracht saloon, and is now on draught.
The Fall Brook country in the Te-
mecula Gallon, San Diego county, will
produce rs, 900 sacks of barley this year.
Mr.. H. B. Stephens. one Of the pio-
neers OF Calico, is at the United States
Hotel. He is going over to Texas on q
paseo.
Mr.. A. @. Ruxton, the well-known
surveyor, has just completed the parIi-
ton Of the rancho Boca de Santa
Monica.
Manuel Rubio arrived in the city yes-
terday from his headquarters at Cuca-
mong ON business trip of ten days
duration.
Dressed poultry, fresh vegetables,
eggs, milk and butter on ice at Colts
market and milk depot, corner Also and
Alameda.
The fine new two-story hotel at On
tario, San Bernardino county, was
opened for the use Of the public yester-
day morning.
A man ealing himself Joseph Will
iiams, was arrested last night by the
police for attempting to rob drunk n
man on New High street.
To-day is the last day of the month,
and is fourteen hours aud twenty -four
minutes in length, or twenty nine min
utes longer than the shortest day.
Transfers of real estate aggregating
go, 79S so. against mortgages amounting
to sg432, were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday.
Will Bloeser returned on Sunday
morning from Santa Catali a, where he
had been spending three enjoyable weeks.
He looks Dronzed, hearty and happy.
Mr.. Charles Kennedy, Southwest Gem
eral Passenger Agent Of the Chicago,
Rock Isiunu & Pacific Railroad, is hoine
again and registered at tie Plco House.
Frank Bartlett, Post No. Q, G. A. r.,
is discussing the feasibility of arranging
onA or more excursions, and committee
has been appointed to recommend some
plan.
A pecial meeting Of Los Angeles Chap.
ter, r. A. NJ, Will be held at Masonic
Hall, Spring street. at 1880 o'clock this
evening, for work In the 4. NJ. Degree
See notice,
Mr.. J. G. Peacock, Jr., Of the Cotton
Semi 7ropic, is ct the Cosmopolitan
Mr.. Peacock thinks OF leaving the edi-
torial charge Of the Semi 7ropic for less
arduous work.
The ship Fiery Cross, Capt. Menzies,
arrived at San Pedro Sunday night, with
1850 tons OF coal for the Southern Pa
citic Railroad Company and 700 tons foi
San Francisco.
Mr.. J. B. Lang, Of Lang's Station, re
ports killing the mammoth lion" which
has made trouble for a long time to the
ranchmen OF Soledad. He has done a
good deed.
Marriage licenses granted to John
Davis and Georgia Teel and Ferdinand
Simon and Juanita Gonzales, were filed
for record in the County Recorders