Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-26
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Maximum Thermometer, 90
Minimum Thermometer, 40
LOCAL BREvrTIEs.

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Button hole makers are advertised for
under New To-Day.
Thirty-four documents were filed in
the County Recorders office yesterday.
The County Clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to s. II. Brown and M.
Dodge.
Mr. J. w. Haverstick and wife return
home by this mornings train from San
Francisco.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S.l5 last evening, Maximum, 62';
minimum, AZ.
Mr.-J. w. Calkins and wife, Of Santa
Barbara, arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day. and are stopping at the Pico House.
Mr.. Thomas O'Cainpo, who has been
at Sacramento and San Francisco for the
past fortnight, returns home by rail this
morning.
Mr.. Geo. C. Eagan, of Banning Sta
ton, s. P. r. R., came down from San
Gorgonio yesterday, and is registered at
the st. Charles.
The attention of the person who
found a brown leather pocketbook is
directed to the advertisement headed.
Lost $40 Reward
Mr.. Geo. r. Mcclellan, who went up
to San Francisco about fortnight ago,
returns home by the steamer Ancon,
which sailed from San Francisco yester
day.
In the County Recorders office yes
terday H. Gilbert w. Declez and
Il. Laundy fled for record notice of
claim to water in the Azusa Mining
District
The following is the score made by
the tenn Of the Pasadena Rifle Club in
practice match last Wednesday:
Hurlburt IS, Wakelee AZ. Locke 50,
Banbury 81, Watts At.
Pipe laying is progressing rapidly at
Ontario. Water will soon be ready for
delivery at various points between the
mountains and railroad. distance of six
and half miles. Fruit Gro,eer.
Hon. J. X. Luttrell, Of San Francisco,
formerly member Of Congress from the
Third District OF Coliforli,, is a passen.
ger from Arizona, by the train which ar
rives in Los Angeles this evening.
Mr.. E. r. Mc6innis was smiling.
happy man yesterday. The cause Of it
all was his being made the proud father
Of a bouncing boy. His many friends
oreratu'ated him heartily on the add.
ton to his family.
Mrs. L. Chensay, Avery Galley, Mrs.
C Prayer, e. F. Metcalf aud wife, and
C. Cabot, all Of Los Angeles, are passen-
gers by the Pacific Express from the
East, which arrives in this city at AS
o'clock this evening.
The electric lighting OF the stores in |
this city, which is fixed for tomorrow
night, ia looked forward to expectantly
by every one. Main and Spring streets,
for few blocks at least. will be as
brilliantly lighted streets as those of
any city in the country.
Seven deeds, five mortgages, FIVE
notice, Of mining locations, one watsr
location, one map, one power of attor-
ney, one declaration Of homestead, one
agreement and one assignment Of mort
gage were fled for record yesterday in
the office Of County Recorder Miles.
We learn that the work Of tearing
down the one-story buildings on Main
street. between the Mcdonald Block
and Mr.. Liohtenberger's new building,
will be commenced February lst. They
will be replaced by a handsome two
story edifce.
A. V. Gilbert and w. Declez yester-
day filed for record in the County Re-
corder's office notices of locations of
mining claims in the Mint Ranch Min.
ing District. Notices of quartz lode
locations in the Tejunga Mining District
we're also filed by Alfred W. Dana,
Adam Smith and J G. La Due.
On account Of the disorganized condi-
ton Of the wires via the northern route
yesterday, nearly all the telegraphic
business between the Pacific Coat and
the East was transmitted by way Of the
southern lines. Owing to this circnm.
stance the force OF the Los Angeles
office Yves keptbusy until about o'clock
this morning.
A great deal OF complaint is being
made by the several carpenters who are
building houses in various parts Of the
city, that they can leave no lumber
around the buildings over night, as
thieves take it. We hear that thou
sand shingles were stolen ON Wednes-
day night from the corner of Second
and Hill streets.
The third social Of this seasons series,
which has been inaugurated by the Ath-
letic Club of this city, will take place
tonight at the club rooms, in Downey
Block. The splendid rooms Of the club.
the smoothly waxed floor, the good
music and the charming people assem-
bled make these club gatherings brilliant
social successes.
Juan Augustin Navarro, who died at
Dominguez Station on Wednesday and