Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-03
LOCAL BRHvIrIEs.

MINIMUM InofmomeVer. 70
Total rainfall, 1.o1 inche1
LOCAL BRHvITIEs.
See advertisement Of for rent.
A good paying business is advertised
for sale in our New To-Day.
Supervisor Richard Egan, of San Juar
Capistrano, is registered at the Cosmo
politan.
Mr.. n. German, in our New To-Day
advertises bald seed barley for sale, ir
lots to suit.
Deputy Sheriff Barham, of Anabeim,
was in the city yesterday, and registered
at the Pico House.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
54 degrees; minimum. 40 degrees.
fMr. HIS. Parcels. the new incumbent,
yesterday assumed Office as City Taz
Collector. He discharged the duties as
ono TO the manner born.
The San Francisco and northern mail
due in this city yesterday morning Of
1855, did not come in until after six
o'clock In the afternoon.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports to day. Pas
sengers take the 1915 A. N. train. Los
Angeles time, for San Pedro.
The professional card Of DR.. E. Rob-
bins, Electric and Magnetic Healer. who
has opened nm Office in Fox's Block, l66
Main street. will be found elsewhere
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports the rainfall,
up to noon yesterday. as l.97 inches;
total for the season, 4.l8 inches. Mr..
o. H. Bliss gauge, up to J2 o'clock N.
registered LIS inches.
Janitor Green. who, to his duties in
the County Court House has had added
those Of janitor Of the Supreme Court.
has appointed William ssrgeant as his
deputy to assist him in his work.
Mud. mud everywhere, yesterday, and
yet no one seemed to object to it. Good
nature seemed to be the characteristics of
every man who walked on the streets,
and it was all on account Of the rain.
Senator Del Vale and Assemblymen
Moffitt and Head started for San Fran
cisco overland, last evening. to be ready
for the opening Of tho Legislature.
which convenes at Sacramento next
Monday.
Malarial fever is again reported to be
widespread in this valley People can
not be too careful in preserving clesnli-
meas about their premises at all times.
and especially at the present. San Ber-
Hardino Inder.
Three releases Of mortgages. nine
mortgages. twenty-five deeds, one notice
Of action, one water claim, four marriage
licenses and Eve Acknowledgements were
filed for record in the office Of the County
Recorder yesterday.
County Clerk Potts yesterday Issued
marriage licenses to the following four
complies: Y. C. r entes and Ygnacia
Burrill, M. J. Golden and c. NJ. MeEl-
roy, J. Wallace and 8. 4. Merrill and
C. H. Marshall and Ada Biles.
Judge J. c. Morgan, City Justice
elect. yesterday rendered his resignation
ss Deputy District Attorney. He will
sssums tho duties Of the office to which
no was elected by the su9rages Of his
fellow citizens, next Monday, January
sth.
Mr.. 8. H. H. Clark, General Manager
Of tho Union Pacific railroad. who spent
last winter in this city and at the Sierra
Madre Villa, accompanied by DR.. Gross
man and Mr.. Charles n. Dewey, arrived
in Los Angeles last evening by special
car from Omaha, Nebraska.
We had the pleasure Of a call yester-
day from our old townsman. Mr.. Albert
T. Glass, now Of Salt Lake City. Utah,
where he Is connected with the 6tude-
backer Wagon Company. Mr.. Glass is
here on . visit to relatives and friends
and will remain for some time.
The astention Of any one desiring to
purchase an elegant suburban home,
within fifteen mlnutes' drive Of the Court
House. 10 directed to the advertisement
which appears elsewhere. The place is
one Of the most highly improved in this
section and will be sold at bargain.
Theo. Lynill. ESQ. Of Anaheim. was
in the city yesterday. Tie reports the
people in his section as jubilant in the
extreme over the rain Of Monday night
and yester...y. Their delight, he says,
knows no bounds over the prospects Of
a very wet winter.
The Tajauta school bonds seem to be
going begging. Yesterday the Board Of
Supervisors rejected the bid Of 8. c.
Hubbell for the bonds and instructed
the Clerk TO re-advertise them. This
makes the third time tho bids have been
rejected for want Of coming up to tho
sum required by law.
John Benner, from his meat market.
adjoining the Thirty Fights engine
house, yesterday served his customers
with the finest beef we have ever seen
in Los Angeles. 1t was rich, juicy and
tender and reminded US Of the corn-fed
show-beef we used to see at holiday
times in the Eastern markets.
Messfs. Mel Hall and Thos. Bruce
lost three horses on Sunday night last
from their places on ths Hunter tract
They Immediately started out after the
supposed horse thieves, but up to thi,
time have failed to discover their where
abouts. II Is among the possibilities
that the horses instead Of being stolsr
strayed off and were picked UP end