Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-15

terdRy, there were nieo iof fecotu s"eh'J
deeds, seven mortgages, one satisfaction
of mortgage. three marriage licenses and
seven miscellaneous papers.
Mr.. L. M. Holt, OF the Riverside
| Press and Horticulturist. was in the city
Yesterday, and attended the meeting Of
delegates to prepare for sending a car
load Of exhibits to Louisville.
Tom Warden, of San Bernardino, was
in the city yesterday on mining business.
He is one Of the fortunate Deputy Sher-
ifs mentioned in the HERALD yesterday,
as having made fortune in mines.
Mr.. Arpad Haraszthy, President Of
the State Viticultural Association, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry
Hancock, for several weeks, returned TO
San Francisco, per steamer Orizaba, yes
terday.
The grape crop in the Santa Ana dis
trict is very promising, and the Stand
ard thinks their wineries cannot use the
crop all up, but will have to ship to Los
Angeles. Here we can use all that comes
and more too.
The following have been added to the
Turner's who will compete at the Oak
land funniest: William Grelck and AL
bert Isthof. twelve in ell. They will
leave on the Goth inst. per steamer Con-
stantine.
| Mr.. L. Mesmer, ever solieitous for the
ease and comfort of his friends, has pre-.
scented to the City Editor of the HERALD
q handsome, revolving double-action
spring office chair, for which the c. 4.
aforesaid returns his warmest thanks.
Mr.. 4. B. Knapp announces in our
New To-Day column that he has sold his
interest in the Brunswick Billiard Hall
to Mr.. H. G. Wiley. who will continue
to conduct this popular resort in first
class manner.
Mr.. w. T. Carter, living ON the old
San Gabriel river, killed wildcat on
his place on Thursday last, which meas
ured thirty-fve and a-quarter inches in
leugth, and twenty inches in height
his Welgnt is nOt gwen.
Major E. 3. Blasdel. Capt. E. p.
Johnson, Col. H. H. Markham and J.
H. Cook are oil IN from Calico to get
little fresh seabreeze. They report the
mines doing well. The King mine still
keeps up its regular rate of $4,000 per
month.
| II was a busy scene at the old depot
yesterday morning on the departure Of
the Wilmington train. What with the
regulars. and passengers for the Orizaba
and Amelia, with trunks and other para.
fhernalia. it vas lively time for
q iitiiis while.
One OF the finest effects attending the
fireworks last evening was the ascent of
the balloon Lafayette, which rose to
great height, scattering vari-colored
| fire during its ascent, and did not oom-
mence to fall for about fifteen minutes.
The Peoples Store, in new double
column advertisement in this mornings
HERALD, announce grand clearance
sale Of all this goods in their establish
ment at prices that will discount the
bargains sold by them during their whole
career in this city.
Bay your camping goods ct H. Jevne's.
3S N. Spring street.
st. Ormand, who was editor Of the
Yuma Advance and an oflceholder under
i <ba ,,a.u Dr,.s., C<.., ...<.,... L.. Il
seconded with $500 cash belonging to
the prison. He leaves happy widow.
Another tenderfoot who wanted to rule
Arizona, this fellow st. Ormand. What
a saint. Miner
z. Lazarus. the leading statloner Of
Los Angeles. announces elsewhere that
he has received a new Jet black ink,
which is pronounced by merchants and
professional men who have tried 1t to be
superior to any other ink in use
Marriage licenses issued by County
Clerk Potts to Peter Ficken and Anna
J. Leonard, o. w. Brooks and Anna
Nance and Joseph Edwards to Mrs L.
G. Hotz,i were filed for record 10 the
County Recorders Office yesterday
On Friday afternoon word was brought
to Downey City that three persons liv-
ing near Compton had been poisoned by
eating canned salmon. Their names
were Mr.. Abbott. wife aud mother, and,
at last accounts, their condition was
critical.
We received call yesterday from
Msssrs. Messing 4 Baum, Of San Fran.
cisco. who are fitting up~the store form
erly occupied by the Grange Store in
ine style and will shortly open Ba-
zaar for fancy goods and notions of the
most elegant descriptions.
The sale Of Fresno lands advertised
in the HERALD to come off on the 9th Of
July, was great success. About 1900
acres were sold at S35 to $40 per sors in
small tracts for settlement. That is a
good sign Of the times, and an indica-
ton of great prosperity in the future.
Jack Baysley wishes 1t Distinctly un.
dsrstood that he is not the Baysley men.
toned in the Eueaiag Express as having
been arrested for peddling without
license. In the first place he never ped
dies. In the second place, the man ar
rested was not Baysley, but Bisley.
That Is all.
Joe Leighton. of Newhall, was in the
city yesterday on business. He will
soon start out ON a visit to ths Grey
Eagle mines, which he discovered on
tho boundary line between Kern and
San Bernardino counties, accompanied
by Mr.. G. n. Hassen, OF Los Angeles,
one Of the best Of mining experts.
The most beautiful pair Of squirrels
which It has ever been our fortune to
see is a pair in cage at Clawson's Los
Angeles Hotel, at the depot. They are
very lively in captivity. but their pecu.
iiarity is, that instead of being all gray,
they are both dappled with the softest
and most delicate shade Of brown i'm
aginable. They attract much attention.
| Bakers chocolates at II. Jevne's.
| Mr.. L. e. Mosher, station freight
agent at the depot, informs US that an
average Of twenty-five carloads Of local
freight are handled at the depot daily,
regardless Of single pound Of through
freight. Although when the depot was
moved In the month Of March IL was en-
iarged 100 feet, 1t has now proved to be
too small, and will have to be again
made larger.
| We would call the attention of fami-