Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-04
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Tue Cosmopolitan.
See advertisement of for sale and to
rent.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Pearson's, Rose building.
Mrs. J. P. Stevens will speak in Odd
Fellows Hall this Sunday evening.
Smoked beef tongue just received at
the Cafe Columbia.
County Clerk Potts has got little the
better OF his rheumatism and will be on
the quarter deck soon.
The Board of Supervisors meet for the
November session at l0A. NJ. tomorrow
Monday.
Remember Major Danes brilliant lec-
ture on Monday night, at the Fort
Street M. E. Church. The subject will
be ''Her Battle for Bread"
Mr. John d. Bell. well-known mer-
chant Of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Hon. A. J. Bryant, ex.Mayor Of San
Francisco, has returned from trip to
Arizona, ans is stopping at the Cosmo-
politan.
Healto Officer Gale Reports 80 Deaths
Is males and II females the month
Of October Births during tie same
period, 3l--males l6, females Is.
Thermometer for the twenty -four
hours ending at S:l5 last evening: Maxi
mum. Sc degrees; minimum, 53.5 de-
grees.
Mr.. Phil Stein, OF Pomona, is al the
Pico. He reports real estate selling be-
yond the most sanguine expectations, in
that lively town.
One Of the large Phillips excursions
arrived last night, and filled up the
hotels and boarding houses. Many have
come to stay.
J. C. Judson and F. Caynton. of Los
Angeles, are passengers by the Pacific
Express, due in this city at 4;45 o'clock
this evening.
Infants merino cloaks, ladies under
wear and hosiery, at E. Oberstellers.
Closing out sale. 20 South Main street,
near First.
The railroad bridge at Cotton was not
completed last night. so the ToIer ex-
eursion failed t, start. but will leave
for Chicago to- morrow.
A brush fire called out the firemsn
about O p NJ. yesterday. and at 40 this
morning some rubbish burning in rear of
Chinese washefy caused another alarm
We were glad to see County School
Superintendent J. w. Hinton ut his pest
of duty yesterday, fully recovered from
the effects OF his recent accident at
Newport.
Marriage liee ,ses issued to Henry
Feddern and Annie Witte and James T.
Owens and Celia +. Owens, we're fled
for record in the County Recorders Of
fee yesterday.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday
twenty-four deeds, seven mortgages, six
releases OF mortgages, two marriage Ii
ceuses and two miscellaneous papers.
About 100 tons of apples have been
sold in the Santa Ana valley this fall,
mainly for Colorado. and yet it wasn't
considered much Of year for apples
either.
Sam Ham, alias Julian Hawkins, was
arraigned before Justice Ling on the
charge of exhibiting deadly weapon in
threatening manner. on complaint OF
Andrew Oliver. Case set for trial next
Tuesday at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. j. B. Lankershim informs the
HERALD that the Milling Company will
this year plant 10000 more acres to
wheat than they planted last year, in
San Fernando.
By notice elsewhere It will be seen
that the firm Of j. P. sylvia & Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. All
business Of the late firm viii be settled
by J. P. sylvia.
The San Bernardiro inder states that
the Cotton Semi Tropic has been sold TO
the Cotton Land h Water Company. It
Is understood that Mr.. J. C. Peacock,
Jr., will remain az editor-in chief.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used, for sale at
great bargain. Valentines music store,
" North Main street. sept29-tf
A telephone will be added to the fa-
cilities Of the Solar Art Gallery in few
days, and appointments may be more
readily made: The gallery is situated at
No. GA San Fernando street.
Boys polo caps, assorted colors, rs
cents. at H. c. Weiner's, Downey
Block.
Rev. y. d. Bovard. Professor of Nat.
ural Science and Mathematics in the
University Of Southern California. will
preach to-day in the Trinity NJ. K.
Church.
Eastern cream and hand cheese at
the Cafe Columbia.
Mr.. James K. Jennings. a native Of
Belfast, Ireland, formerly a clerk in the
City Of Paris store, in this city, died
yesterday at the Cosmopolitan. He will
be buried to-day from the undertaking
Isrlors Of Messrs. Ponet 4 Orr, at 2
Pm.
Tickets for Major H. C. Danes great
lect1 ire, to take place at the Fort-strset
NJ. E. Church tomorrow evening, are on
sale at Day & Browns Music Store,
North Spring street, and at L. T. Valen-
tines Music Store, on North Main street.
At Fort street M. Z. Church to-day,
sa,ramental service at 9:45A M. Preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. P. r. Bresee, at
liam. At 1880 r. NJ. he will lecture
to the young people. Subject-Selfish-
mes as an Ideal.
To the front once more--From to-day
ID. Felix will commence to serve out the
celebrated Anhauser beer, on draught,
in addition to his fine Jesse Moore whis-
Ky and California wines and brandies.
Felix's Sample Room, "a South Main
street.
The prospect Of plenty of rain seems
to stimulate grain farmers to purchase
barley for seeding purposes. and this
demand, coupled with the demand for
local use by teamsters, has impaired
great frmness to the market, which
seems to have strong support from both
sides.
Messrs. vicksry 4 Kinds. elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD advertise thir-
ty head Of young mules, all Of good size
and well matched. for sale. Farmers in
need Of work animals should avail them.
selves Of this opportunity. The mules
can be seen at the ranch Of Messrs.
vickery 4 Kinds. near Compton.
The card Of Mr.. M. Kelleher, civil
engineer aud surveyor, will be found