Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-26

There were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office, yesterday,
nineteen deeds, four mortgages, four
marriage licenses, two notices Of petrol.
cum mining locations, two miscellane-
ous papers and one map.
In U. 8. Commissioner Lees Court
yesterday the case Of Mr.. W. d. Lamb
was called and occupied the attention Of
the Court till the hour of adjournment.
1t will be continued to-day. 1t is one OF
the Las Bolsas perjury charges.
First.class pianos and organs offered
at greatly reduced prices for one week
only, previous to removal L
our new store at No. q Nortf
Main Street, Mcdonald Block. Valen.
tines Music Store, No. l2l told No. g.
North Spring street.
Kate Castleton bonnets, made in any
shade, ~. 90, Peoples Store.
Colonel Chalmers Scott arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday, and will remain fol
some days in this city. The Colonel hal
| for some time past been engaged in sur.
veying for the Central Pacific Railway q
route to Lakeport. Colonel SCOTS fam
| lily is now resident in Oakland.
Colonel Markham went to San Fran
cisco, yesterday, on mining and bullion
business, to be absent few days. The
Orc Grande Mill, which his company
owns, Is turning out $4,000 week
The discount on this is about 81, 500, oil
account of the refusal Of the Govern
ment to give free coinage to silver.
Parents will find 1t greatly to theil
advantage to examine our immense stock
Of nobby boys suits. Jacoby Bros.
great bargain boom.
On Sunday afternoon, az three white
men and three Cinnamon, names un.
known, were driving furiously down
Temple street the team was turned into
New High street SO suddenly that all
the passengers were thrown out and the
wagon upset. Nearly all the parties
were badly bruised. They will drive
more slowly hereafter.
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes
terday, John Brown, drunk and dis
orderly, was fined SIS, with the altern-
ativs of fifteen days labor on the street.
Joe Durand. for the same offence, got
$50 or thirty days Francisco Leon.
same offence, $40 or ten days. Francisco
Gomez, for shooting fire crackers on the
street, paid $40.
The yiticultural Commissioners and
Mr.. A. D. Bell. Of the San Francisco
Merchant. went TO AnahsiIn on Sunday,
and examined the leading wine cellars.
They found some fine wine, and thought
the Anaheinl winners were making q
success of the Berger grape, which
attains great perfection at that place.
General E. F. Beale. of Washington
City and the Tejon ranch, is paying Los
Angeles brief visit. General Beale ia
one Of the pioneers Of California, and. as
he waxes in years, he still shows plenti.
full evidences of the physical vigor for
which he was noted in his youth. II
anything, he grows younger looking
with his passing years.
Artificial flowers. elegan. assortment,
Peoples Store.
The ambitious citizens OF Bismarck,
Dakota. have offered to donate
81, ,o0O, 900 and 1850 acres of land for a
State Capital at that place Of the coming
State Of Dakota. Now if the few Bis
marck people can afford that sum to get
q capital in that town, what can the
great number Of rich men in Los Angeles
afford to give to get State Capital
heres They can afford as much as
Bismarck.
Summer cloaks. neat and pretty, 81,
Peoples Store.
Execution was yesterday levied upon
the property of Mrs. Annie E. Perkins,
on Telegraph avenue, to realize judg
ment against her husband, J. j. Perkins,
for So, ass. The suit was brought in a
San Francisco Justi ces Court to recover
$50 aud interest. which amounted to
81, ,325, the note being given for $50,
bearing the enormous interest of 10 per
cent. per day. Judgment was given for
the full amount IS prayed for. Nextl
Stop and listen. Don't you hear
something drop saWhy, it is the great
fall Of prices in all our departments.
We have made sweeping reductions and
have marked prices away down. Jaco-
by Bros. great bargain boom.
The following is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections, last
evening William Preston. Mr. C Lynn,
w H CARAT, San Francisco; Thomas
Parnell, Mrs Anderson. Miw Millie
Anderson, Tucson; Miss Yeager, Mrs L
H Creenbank, Mrs McLane, Miss
McLane, August Kerloll, Mrs Yeager,
Los Angeles; A Bailey, Globe. A I.
Infants French kid shoes, Peoples
Store.
A Los Angeles gentleman had a mar.
row escape from drowning at Whining
ton on Sunday. He was walking on O
wharf, with thick fog all around. when
he suddenly dropped through hole in
twelve feet Of water, with the high tide
swashing in. Although not a swimmer
he managed to reach one Of the piles
supporting the wharf, for;about twenty
minutes, when help arrived and he was
saved. although much bediaggled. II
was narrow escape.
Order No. Of n A Covarrubias.
Grand Marshal for the 4th OF July cele-
bration, e@..'ng upol the military, fire
and other organizations intending to
take part in the celebration of the
national anniversary to call upon him
for assignment to position, will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD,
Our citizens should see to it that, not.
withstanding the parsimony Of the City
Council, the day shall be celebrated
with appropriate honor.
There was much complaint yesterday
morning at the delay in sprinkling Main
street. As the street was not sprinkled
on Sunday, it was very dry and dusty or
Monday, and great inconvenience was
suffered by the people, who have to pay
the taxes, and get no return when they
expect 1t. The streets should bs
sprinkled Sunday as we'll as Monday
But il not sprinkled Sunday the matter
should be done early Monday morning
All through the hottest part OF yester
day Main street was in cloud Of dust