Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-15
LOCAL BRnvIr1ns.

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See advertisement headed ITO Real
Estate Agents."
Last nights overland train north con
sisted Of eight cars,
See advertisement Of partner wanted,
under New To-Day.
Odds and Ends tomorrow, Peoples
Store.
Sheriff A. J. Snodgrass, Of Ventura,
is here looking after official business.
Mendel Meyer left for San Francisco
yesterday, per steamer Orizaba.
Suicides are becoming alarmingly fire.
quent in Los Angeles county lately.
The last installment of the third Ray
mond excursion leaves for the north to-
night.
Odds and Ends, Peoples Store, to-
morrow.
A splendid new covered coal bin is
being erected in the newly constructed
railroad yard.
Forty-fve passengers left for the
north yesterday from San Pedro, per
steamer 0rizaba.
A we'll established drug store, in a
prosperous mining camp, is advertised
for sale in our New To-Day.
Odds and Ends tomorrow. Peoples
Store.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum 65 de.
grses; minimum, 40 degrees.
Mrs. Stoneman, wife of. Governor
Stoneman. is passenger from the north
by this mornings overland train.
Mrs. B. d. Wilson has donated some
lots to the Episcopal Society of Whining
ton as site for q church edifice
A special train of twenty .one carloads
Of sheep was sent north last evening to
supply the San Francisco market.
Luis Sanchez has taken the place of
Henry Husmann, as player of the BIB
cornet in the new Los Angeles Union
Brass Band.
viii close this evening at o'clock TO
prepare Odds and Ends. Peoples Store
Three furnished rooms in the Allen
Block, corner Temple and Spring streets,
are advertised for rent, under New To-
Day.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church was
crowded on sunday mornino on The occa.
sion Of the confirmation ceremony per-
formed by Bishop Kip.
Last Sunday, known us Whit.Sunday,
was duly observed by special ceremonies
ct the Roman Catholic churches. The
services were very solemn.
Tomorrow, Odds and Ends, Peoples
Store.
A thorough accountant, who has sew
eraI hours IN soara da;lv advsrt;so. IN
our Now To.Dav that he will nos.
books or straighten involved accounts.
There were filed for record in the
Comfy Reoorder's office vesterdav th;r,v.
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tions Of mortooges and ionr m;seelIane-
Gus papers.
The Erie Railway was opened for bust
ness exaetIv tbirtv.two vs.rs aoo .dav
rom Ne~ iors, ior = snort distance To-
Grand sv.,sm
Win close At g O'Clock Olds and
End. to.morrow paonls,. s,ors
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Ane ivanpan mining company prop
arty, including the mill, was purchased
last week BY Julius Meyerstein of San
nsrnaralno ioI elo, lou. 1ulius always
r.. 80, -.
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Soaf. .oom, iempie Diock, az -;So
y ~ oi9ck 'n's evening see hot'ce IN Nc"
Ao.DaY column.
'aoge d. 0. Ea'on' OF 'he iowa Csi-
ony - Cncamonsa, was III the city yes
serday, aud states that the new settle
men. Is prosresslng rapidly IN develop
msn'' anu : already au assured success
Mr.. Fred. W. Roos, a Calico miner.
came To this city n few davs since for
tra.t,oa,t TO- r.ra1,.;. L., Z. - 49,
80 ..I ~ AZ s..l Wa w
hns;. a.. ~ Ma. ~ 4, .n" Ta.tai INC ma'
buried On Monday IN the Cathoiic Gene
'ery Oy messrs' ronet q UT
The corner stone of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, on Olive street. be-
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49, m aau u on s''oo's' WIN ce
s .s.a ~ D'saop mp ~ ociock 'n's
s;. so - az t E,,;.s ~ tne Impressive
1Ps'eoP"'
"m s'ose AZ . e,ocN 70 arrange o]d'
u " eVp', '
'ss'o ae' was eAa'''ii'u peiore
Y. >. Commissioner Lee, yesterday, on