Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-19

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erection Of school building, according
to plans and specifications in the Office
Of j. Brousseau, Esq, President Of the
Board.
Mr.. John Phillippi. of volks Halle,
was presented by his wife yesterday with
q robust daughter. John is feeling q
little too large for one person, but not
quite enough for two. We congratulate
him on his pride and pleasure.
The bulk of the hay displayed in the
rendezvous, on Los Angeles street,
lately, is alfalfa hay Tho wood mer-
chants largely congregate on the lower
end of the same street, between Re.
quena and First streets. All varieties OF
hay, as well as wood, are for sale at this
place.
The business Of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
in transporting fruit, vegetables. etc. is
SO heavy that. in addition to the load
carried by their heavy aud small wagons,
they are frequently compelled to hire Ill
extra dray to assist them in hauling
their extensive shipments to the depot
White cotton lace bunting, l2i cents,
center table, colossal sale, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. F. de la osa leaves to-day for San
Francisco, ON account Of the dangerous
illness Of his mother-in-law. On his re-
turn be will stop over to make an at.
tempt to qniet the title OF the Guadalas-
ca rancho, SANTA Barbara county, which
he owns, and on which squatters have
settled.
Notwithstanding the immense re.
sources Of Los Angeles county for the
manufacture of gilt-edged butter, and
the output is large, our merchants,
wholesale and retail, are compelled ia
continually send 10 San Luis O6ispo and
Marin counties to replenish their stock
sufficiently to be equal to the demand.
A spring has suddenly sprung up In
Cato Canon. Santa Barbara county, SO
that where few deys ago the dry white
boulders gIistened in the MONDAY sun,
now flows stream Of limrid water. A
little earthquake did the business, and
the people hope that the next tcmblor
will 90 and do likewise
The Board of Supervisors yesterday,
on motion of Supervisor Reichard, de-
MED the petition for the Kinney" road
running through TIE Rancho Santa Anita
and Railroad Company's lands to the
Santa Anita Canon, for the reason that
thereis already good and sufficient
road to the canon.
Ladies' hem-stitcbed colored handker-
chiefs, l2k cents, center table, colossal
sale, Peoples Store.
Giuseppe sciarpella, formerly cook
at the Commercial restaurant, died at
the Sisters Hospital yesterday, after a
fifteen days attack Of typhoid fever,
and will be buried at 9 o'clock this
morning from the establishment Of Mr..
A. Brown. Decessed vas % years OF
age. and native Of Canton Tecino,
Medeglia, Switzerland.
The new Boisseranc building ON Com
mercial street. will take the form Of an
L, extending in the rear behind the edi-
fee occupied by Messrs. Holman, Haas
4 Co. An old conduit Of brick, which
carries zanja, aud is at the level Of the
street. will interfere materially with the
excavation for the cellar, now progress
ing.
Mr.. Sidney Lacey, who went up to
San Francisco to attend the meeting Of
the Democratic State Central Committee,
returns by this mornings overland train.
He will proceed at once to San Diego,
via Cotton, to superintend the refurnish-
ing of the Horton House, at that place,
the contract for which has been awarded
to Messrs. Dotter & Bradley, of this
city.
A special meeting OF tho Ceur de
Lion Commandery, Knights Tomplar,
was held at the apartments of the Com.
mandsry. in the Mcdonald building, last
evening. 1t appears probable that over
Templar Commandery of this city will
attend the Triennial Conclave at San
FRANCISCO.
In these overcast nights it would be
well to have the electric light shining
all night, as tie silver moon is badly
obscured, and does not even light the
front gate which bears its burden at
every iull noon in silence. II the moon
cannot be obtained to help out tho front
gate, tine electric light will have to be
substituted, or tho number oi marriages
will fall OF materially.
Officers McMahon and Berry, last
night. raided game at No. 20, North
Main street. and took in charge the
tools Of the game and eight men en-
gagged in the affair. They assert that
the game which they were playing was
not gambling play amenable to the
law. and put up 500 for their appear
ance. IL will nov be in order for the
lawyers and judges to decide on the
character Of gambling games.
Col. A. II. Miller. accompanied by
his wife, will leave for on Eastern
trip this morning. Mrs. Miller will
stop at Louisville, Kentucky, to visit
relatives, while the Colonel will proceed
TO the Grand Encampment OF the q. A.
K. of the United States at Denver, to
which be is q delegate. After its close,
be will take trip to Chicago and the
East aud stop at louisville, on his re-
turn, to escort his wife home,
A curious case came before one OF our
Justices courts, day or two ago. 1t
seems that Chinaman, while Unloading
some wood into the cellar of restau-
rant, accidentally smashed a pane of
plate glass. and, with rare honesty.