Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-22
For real fun 60 to The Rink.


There are some signs OF shower as
we 60 to press this morning.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s.l5 last evening. maximum, l02.5 de-
grees; minimum, G2 degrees
A light shower fell yesterday after
noon in the San Gabriel valley, much to
the surprise of the residents.
Mr.. Francisco Pico left for Campo,
San Diego county, yesterday to pur-
chase cattle for his market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gird, of the
Chino Ranch, are visiting the city and
are registered at the Pico House.
The advance guard Of Robinson's
Circus arrived yesterday. Thirteen Of
the troupe are registered at the United
States Hotel.
Real estate transfers amounting to
s2l, ,655, against s5900.59 Of mortgages,
were fled for record ia the County Re-
corder's Office yesterday.
There are messages in the telegraph
office for John r. s. Dey, Adelaide r.
Rosas, John Zenor, 7 K. Berning. Rev.
Chas. Smelling, II. g. Lang.
Persons desiring refreshing glass of
ice cold Fredericksburg lager beer
should drop in at the Fountain Ex-
change, No. 81 North Main street.
Fine Pilzner Boca Lager Beer at Eek
ert & Klaffki's, ice cold.
The Street Commissioner has instruc-
tions to remove the old plank sidewalk
on Spring street. opposite Central build
ings. The sooner 1t is done the better.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yos-
terdsy. l.. J. Whalen, convicted Of dis
turbing the peace, was fined $40 with
the alternative Of twenty days labor on
the streets.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office, yesterday,
twenty ono deeds, six mortgages, five
satisfnctions of mortgages and two mar
riage licences.
Mr.. II. Siegel, the Halter, who has
been at San Francisco for the past fort.
night purchasing his Fall stock Of hats,
ETC., returns home by this mornings
overland Train.
Mr.. Z. A. psCspp. Secretary Of the
Sixth District Agricultural Association.
who has been at Stockton on matters
connected with the coming Fair. returns
home by rail this morning.
Health. Officer Gale, elsewhere in this
HERALD, gives notice to the
citizens of Los Angeles Of the hours he
will be in his office for the transacting
of duties pertaining thereto
Marriage licenses issued by the Coun-
ty Clerk to Alouzo II. Brown and Mag
gle Brooks and Juan Dugarte and Re-
fugio Clos, were filed for record Ia tbs
County Recorders Office yesterday.
The alarm OF fire at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, which called the depart
ment to the eastern part u First street,
was false, and the boys returned after
an unnecessary run in tue heat Of the
day.
We have received complimentary
tickets to the literary and musical enter
tsiument, rendered by her music class
to Mrs. W. b. Salmon. to take place ut
Turn Versin Hall, Saturday evening,
September 10Th.
The church benefit concert at the First
Presbyterian Church last evening, was
slimly attended on account Of the ex-
cessive heat. The performance was c
very meritorious one. however, both in
strumental and vocal
The switching business Of the railroad
is so heavy at present that the old
double-ender switch engine is utterly
unable to supply the demand, and big
tsn-wbcel freight engine is assisting in
the movement Of cars.
Freight shipments by rail, both north
and east, were very heavy yesterday.
Two through freight trains arrived on
special time, and the yard was filed to
its utmost capacity. The freight boom
Of the winter season is commencing.
Mrs. s. Z. Price,ssister of Mr.. b. +.
Coulter. arrived at home Wednesday
after a long visit to her friends in Ten
nessee aud Kentucky. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Matte Wright. Of
Clarksville, Tenn, who is visiting our
city in search OF health.
Mr.. K. H. Linsenbard, in our New
To-Day, notifies his patrons and the
public generally that he has removed
his store from No. % South Main street,
to No. 25 South Spring street. where he
viii be glad TO see everybody.
SoIedad Rodriguez was examined be-
fore Justice Ling yesterday, on the
charge of grand larceny stealing $50
from Rafaela Lopez dc Gallego-and
held in $3.50 bail for trial before the Su-
perior Court.
The City Council has ordered the sup
preston OF the open sewer that comes
into Spring street near the Thirty Fights
Engine House. That was done some
time since, but there is nothing done
about it. Why'
The temperature was registered at
1925 degrees at the Signal Service sta
tion in this city yesterday. LOG degrees
on the hill, lO7 degrees at the new depot,
and LOG degrees at Pasadena. 1t was a
heat rarely encountered in Southern
California, except on the desert.
John c. Bell, auctioneer, will, at his
horse and carriage mart, on Los Angeles
street. at p. NJ. to-day. sell one bay
mare, buggy, ect., and some choice fresh
miloh cows. Those who wish to obtain
bargains should be on hand
Mr.. w. H. Mintzer, of Cotton, was in
the city yesterday on business. He i
full Of enterprises Of all kinds for the
improvement OF his favorite place ol
residence, which is going toward right
merrily. A steel mandatory is the
latest project which the Governor has
in view.
Messrs. A. P. Phillips & Co. give no
tice by advertisement elsewhere that thu
next Of their excursion parties will leav'
Los Angeles for the East October 10th
These gentlemen have conducted
number OF parties to and from the Eas
and have given entire satisfaction to al
who have accompanied them.
The cloud forms in tho heavens wer
wierd in their fantastic forms yesterday
To the west, they were Of grayisl
color. and constantly moving. To til
northeast they were black and thick
while toward the mountains some Of th
most magnificent cumuli were seen
The whole scene was grand in the ex
| treme.
Col. A. H. Miller and wife, will re
| turn this afternoon from trip Of tw