Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-14
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Murtagh's bankrupt stock, Peoples
Store.
A room to let. with furniture for sale.
Is advertised in our New To-Day.
Sea advertise ment OF spec al real estate
bargain offered by Mcssrs. Humphreys &
Riggin.
Messrs. Atwood h Furguson, under
New Do.Day, advertise centrally To-
Gated cigar store for sale.
Messrs. Plat Bros, in our New To-
Day, advertise an A family COW and
several flocks Of fine chickens for sale.
There are nineteen newspapers. part
diily and part weekly, the lattor pre-
dominating, Of present published in tie
territory OF Arizona.
Conveyances aggregating sl6, 205 and
$500 Of mortgages were filed for record
IN the County Recorders office yester-
day.
Thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending at S.l5 last evening: Maxi
mum. 81 degrees; minimum, 81 de-
grees.
In the County Recorders Office, yes .
terday, thirteen deeds, eight mortgages. I.
five releases of mortgages and three
miscellaneous papers were filed for
record.
Plumbers and gasfitters are preparing
to illuminate our basement, which wi |
be used 10 sell Murtagh's bankrupt stock,
Peoples Store.
The British bark 0swego, with coal
for the Los Angeles Gas Company. from
New Ca,tle, Australia, s. Francis, Mas
ter, was lost at sea, date unknown, a.
learned by Admiral Phineas Banning, OF
Wilmington.
We are indebted for complimentary
tickets to the concert aud elo utioi sry
entertainment to be given by Misses
Adele Levy, Lydia Harris and Lola
Collin, at Turn Verein Hall, Wednes-
day evening, November 2lst.
We are busy as bees arranging, mark
ing and preparing Murtagh's bankrupt
stock, Peoples Store.
A large portion of the freight cars
running on the through Sunset route arr
connected with air brakes. especially tie
cars filed with the oil Of the Slandar
Oil Company, OF which two arrive ever,
day, and sometimes three. They are a |
painted blue.
Jos. Murlagh's bankrupt stock will be
for sale in few days at Peoples Store.
The new Presbyterian Church at San
Pedro already has thirty-five members,
all OF whom are active workers. Mr. 4 /.
Blk Is Superintendent Of the Sunday
school. On last Friday an entertain.
ment for the benefit OF the church was
held, netting the liberal sun OF Sl54 60.
We are compelled to put our base
ment In use as a temporary addition to
our store to sell Murtagh's bankrupt
stock, Peoples Store.
The steamer Los Angeles arrives at
San Pedro from San Francisco and way
coast ports this afternoon, and passen-
gers will arrive in the city tomorrow
morning. Passengers going north will
also leave tomorrow. whether by the
morning or afternoon train being not yet
known.
The HERALD has frequently mentioned
peculiar names Of newspapers. The
latest are the following: The Apache
Rocket, another Mormon sheet. sinill r
to the Orion Era, and the Flagstaff
Flag, published at the place of that
name, 344 miles west of Albuquerque, on
the Atlantic & Pacific railway. and
6735 feet above the level Of the sea.
Make no mistake, but 60 to Morris.
Is s. Main street, for the best meal in
the city, at the price. MIA 81
1t is probably not possible for an extra
train to be run from Los Angeles
through by the new route via the
Needles, but, as Angelenos are con.
PEELED to lay over six hours at Mojave,
It would be great advantage II an extra
passenger train could be run between
Los Angeles and Mpjave. leaving here
about II o'clock P. NJ, and arriving here
about o'clock A.. M.
We will have an easy and comfortable
stairway leading to our basement, which
will contain Murtagh's bankrupt stock,
Peoples Store.
The attention Of farmers and garden
ers is directed to the advertisement Of
Messrs. DuPuy & Hicks, who have just
received large assortment Of flower,
garden and field seeds, this years
growth, from the most reliable growers
in the East. They have also full sup
ply OF alfalfa neei and evergreen millet
seed and roots. The latter is tho best
feed for cattle ever introduced and will
grow without irrigation.
You can get meal for 10 cents n J
upwards, at Morris neat restaurant, at
15 s. Main street nI4-3t
Several children here have been pois.
oned by eating acacM seeds. Lately a
little girl OF X. II. Curtis ate some and
was prostrated from the effect of It, and
it was only after considerable suffering
that she recovered. Several other chill
dren have also been attacked in like man
ner after eating them. The symptoms
are hard retching, followed by vomiting
of frothy matter. 1t will be well for
those having the acacia growing to see
that their children do not get the seeds.
San Rernardiao Times.
Our store and basement will be used
to contain Murtagh's bankrupt stock.
Peoples Store.
We direct the attention Of our read
ers to the double-column advertise nent
of John L. Slaughter, saddle and har-
ness maker, No. SO South Spring street
His stock is one OF the largest and best
in the city. and includes a fne assort
ment of buggy robes, blankets, whips
and all that Is necessary to the elegant
and substantial equipment of horse and
carriage, all of which he sells at exceed
iugly moderate prices. Persons in need
Of first-class horse outfit viii do well
TO give him call.
carpenters are at present writing cut
ting stairway to our basement, which
will contain Murtngh's bankrupt stock,
Peoples Store.
Ia the HERALD of yesterday was an
account Of a terrible assault upon Mr.. g.
Garaier, at his rancho, about five miles
west OF the city, by Frenchman in his
employ, and that the assailant had come
towards the city. Yesterday the condi-
tion OF MIR. GARNER was extremely criti-
cal, and at last accounts he was speech
less. The man who committed the mur-
derous assault was one Forum DAWN,
who was arreited Yesterday in this city
and committed to Jail by Justice Morgan
without bail, pending the result of the
injuries to Mr.. GARNER. which are said
to be internal, external and dangerous.
II you have not tried Morris place. go
at oncs and get meal there. He makes
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