Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

S1~tHO Nionch ootccuo WuTrdnttu
for 25 cents per yard, at Joseph Murtagf
& Co.'S.
There are messages at the telegraph
Office for Rev. d. M. Beach, Joshua II
Derr and s. L. Ganow.
Mr.. 7. e. Rowan, in our New To
Day, advertises sixty -four building lots
IN the Cells Vineyard tract.
Santa Monica Pavilion Picnic mex,
Sunday.
The lease and business of first-clasl
hotel and stock Of bar are advertised fol
sale under New To-Day.
A buckskin purse, containing smal
sum Of money, can be recovered by the
loser at the HERALD Office.
There are nine quartz-mills in Inyo
county and five large smelting furnaces
Another mill is being built.
The Fountain Barber Shop does first
class work.
Conveyances Of real estate aggregatine
SALTS were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
Charles H. Clapp and J. Baptiste, oil
the Spring street shooting gallery, left
for San Francisco yesterday by steamer.
Willmore's next select excursion
leaves for the East May 22d. For par.
ticulars call at Room 4, Postoffice build
ing.
Now on draught at Ecksrt & Klaffki's,
Erlanger Book Beer for tive cents q
glass.
Don Roman de la Cuesta, accompanied
by his son, Eduardo do la Cuesta, left
for their Santa Barbara home yesterday,
per steamer Ancon.
Twenty-Five cent dress goods marked
down to 10 cents. at Joseph Murtagh
4 Co. 3.
First-class pianos and organs at low
prices at Valentines Music Store, No.
l2l told No. 81. North Spring street,
uear Temple.
( A special meeting Of Los Angeles
Lodge No. AZ, F. 4 A. NJ, will be held
at Masonic Hall, Spring street, for work
in the First Degree. See notice.
Ono carload of Erlanger Book Beer
arrived for Eckert 4 Klaffki.
But thirty-ive passengers left for the
north yesterday per steamer Ancon,
twenty for San Francisco, two for Port
Hartford and the remainder for Santa
Barbara.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evenings Maximum IA de-
grees, minimum as degrees. The barom-
stsr commenced falling in the afternoon,
and at 8:l5 stood at 20.99.
The attention Of farmers aud others
requiring storage room is directed to the
advertisement Of the San Gabriel Wine
Company, who will store grain, wool,
ETC., at the most reasonable rates.
Joseph Murtagh & Co. caution the
public against purchasing American
sateens advertised for French. We have
the sample ON exhibition.
T. w. Walker. charged with battery,
on complaint Of John H. Gray, was con-
victed in Justice Lings Court yesterday
and fined SIS, which he paid.
Twenty eight deeds, ten mortgages,
four satisfactions Of mortgages, two mar
riage liceuses and four miscellaneous pa
psrs were filed for record in the County
Recorders office yesterday.
The four quartz-mills running Oh Cal
leo ore are now making constant stream
OF silver Of about six thousand dollars
day. The silver crop will not be short
one this year. 1t is not affected by wet
or drouth.
The biggest run of custom is at the
Fountain Barber Shop.
The case OF Manuel Miranda, charged
with assault to commit murder, set for
examination before Justice Ling, yester-
day, was postponed until the 18th
instant on account Of the sickness Of the
defendant.
Mr.. II. Schumacher. formerly with
the Liberty Market, will leaye in a few
days for the city Of Tombstone, Arizona,
where he expects to start wholesale
butcher shop on his own account. We
wish him all success.
A very desirable tract OF land, twenty
two acres in vineyard, the balance in
walnut, orange and other fruit trees,
with dwelling house and other buildings,
is advertised for sale cheap elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD.
Go to the Fountain Barber Shop. o
few doors north Of the Postoffice.
Mr.;Al. Workman, one Of the heavy
wheat growers Of the San Fernando
Valley, was in the city yesterday. He
informed us that the late rains have been
OF incalculable benefit to the crops in
that section, both early and late sown.
Permits to enter the holy bonds of
matrimony, issued by County Clerk
Potts, to Joseph Gsell and Katie Jun
gels and William Bloxam and Maggie r.
Kelly, were filed for record in County
Recorder Miles's office yesterday.
Mr.. L. Henderson is anxious to see
the man who took the sum OF $500 from
his room at Wilmington while he was
leading an industrious life, four miles be-
low, at the port Of San Pedro. His room
mate and the money disappeared at the
same time. Both are needed on double
quick.
We are gratified to learn that the
Union Brass Band netted over $3.50 by
their entertainment on Saturday evening
last at Turnverein Hall. A contempt.
rary has stated that the players are
members Of the Junta de Jsarez, which
il mistake.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, Will Brown, colored man, con-
convicted of stealing pair pantaloons
from Ramon Junge, was sentenced to
pay fine Of $50 or sixty days work on
the public streets. His accomplice, Il.
Henley, plead not guilty. and will be
tried at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Our neighboring town of San Ber-
nardino. at the charter election held on
Monday last, elected the following Off
GERS; Trustees, b. B. Harris, j. Noyes,
Smith Halle, J. r. Brunn and Manuel
Bach; Recorder. j. w. Morgan; Treas
urer, C. +. Roe; Marshal, David Wix-
ON; Assessor, w. 2. Mannon.
No water In the Arroyo seco reached
the river during the recent rains, contrary
to the generally received opinion. This
fact shows that the storm was less of
q mountain storm than valley down.
pour. OF course, rain fell in the noun.
tains, but not with the usual preponder.
ance over the valley.
1t appears that the call of the HERALD
to the deadly pond on the east side of
ho rim hs L.. II e 4.