Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-15

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without first having obtained the con-
sent Of the agent.
United States Marshal Dunlap has
arrested b. Sullivan and Antonio Ruiz
as accessories with P. Cassidy in passing
gilded half dimes for half eagles. The
three individuals will have an examina-
ton this morning before United States
Commissioner Lee at Q o'clock.
Parties desiring to purchase either
city or country property, should not fail
to call on the firm OF J. f. White n Co.,
as they are thoroughly posted and will
always make you plenty Of money If
you deal with them. Office northeast
corner First and Main streets.
The rooms in the second story OF the
Hellman, Haas & Company building, as
well as those in the new L building now
being erected adjoining on both streets,
by Mr.. Laughlin. have been demolished,
and will be rejuvenated, and used as
apartments for residence. The loca-
ton is good one.
Messrs. Eckert & Klaflki yesterday
filled up their new ce-house. in rear Of
their new establishment on Court street,
with carload OF Boca beer and car.
load of ice. BY the time their immense
establishment is opened next week 1t is
expected that the beer will have the
temperature of the North Pole and parts
adjacent.
Most Of the buildings being erected in
Los Angeles at present are massive and
substantial, but some Of those under con.
tract are much smaller. A prominent
contractor informs us that these small
edifices are being built while the larger
ones are being finished, as all Of the con-
tractors are SO busy that they are unable
to attend to any more large structures ct
present.
A Appointment vigernon informs us that
those vineyardists who irrigated their
vineyards after the hot spell, will have
sour grapes, and will take less money
for them. They made mistake. Our
informant irrigated for the last time in
July, before the hot spell, trusting to
the usual fogs, which have come, and
he is jubilant His vineyard is only in
iured now in a few spots.
United States Deputy Surveyor John
Goldsworthy went out few days since
in one OF his searches after silver mine
as usual, and returned with some rich
ore shouting, "Silyer minel' But on
arriving home his excellent wife showed
him new son and heir-at-aw, when
our surprised mining surveyor changed
his song to "Baby Minel Baby Mine."
and says it beats the silver mine, and is
not for sale.
The Degree of Honor social Of Fidelia
Lodge, No. IA, A. o. U. W., at Odd
Fellows Hall, last evening, was one Of
the most recherche entertainments of the
season. Seventeen dances were on the
programme. The committees were or
gained as follows: Floor Manager, J. A.
Valdez; Reception Committee, Mesdames
I. A. Templeton, Al. Cobler and 4.
Blair, and Messrs. Tempieton, Blair and
Hoppersted.
About two months ego, a young man
called james, shot at his own head as a
target, in the basement at the corner Of
Commercial and Main street, and hit the
target vigorously; but it appeared at the
time to be without definite results, much
to the regret of some Of his acquain-
tances. But it seems that his shot ended
fatally on Thursday night, so that his
memory cannot be blamed for having
done an. incomplete job. Who is the
next victim,
The Tucson newspapers are publish
ing the most extravagant statements Of
the richness Of the Quijotoa mines, situ-
ated near the line between Arizona and
Sonora. One expert claims that there are
$40, 900, 900 in sight. Some Augelelos
prospected these mines three years ago
and brought back brilliant accounts Of
their wealth, but nothing to compare
with the Tucson statements. Our pros
pectors must be modest men, or else our
neighbors exaggerate.
Mr.. j. NJ. Herman, of San Gabriel,
was in the city yesterday on business.
He reports Mr.. J. De Barth Shorb, who
has been troubled with rheumatism, as
able TO be about the house and grounds
of San Marine and slowly improving.
The great San Gabriel Winery has not
yet commenced operations, but will be.
f.t.. Has ..
great crop Of grapes will be used in this
winery, as well as some other large crops
in the vicinity.
We had the pleasure of a visit yester-
day from our old friend, Mr.. J. B. Lang,
who has come down from his mines in
Fresno county. He tells US that he has
completed his stamp mill, and that, as
soon as the rains set in, he will COM
mence crushing, a large amount Of high
grade ore being on the dump. After
spending a few days on his farm at
San Gabriel, he will return to Fresno
county to work the mine for all there is
in it. We wish him success and hope
that on his next visit to Los Angeles he
may be able to tell US that he has struck
a veritable bonanza.
Messrs. Hollander Bros, late of San
Francisco, have secured one Of the ca
pacious stores in the new Roeder Block,
No. q South Spring street, and are pro-
pairing to open one Of the largest and
best selected stocks of watches. clocks,
ljewelry, etc., ever brought to Southern
California, all of the newest styles and
from the best manufactures. Mr..
Theodore Hollander enjoys the reputa-
ton Of being one of the best mechan-
icians on the Coast. He recently re-
turned from the Vienna Exposition, to
which he was appointed Commissioner
from Utah by the Governor Of that Ter
ritory, where he perfected number OF
useful and artistic inventions, for which
he has secured patents. Our citizens
will do well to withhold purchases until
this establishment is opened.
Messrs. Bluett, Daily h Sullivan, an
nounce in double column advertisement
in this mornings HERALD that. about
October LIST. they will open gentle
mems clothing store at No. 10 South
Spring street, Nadeau Block. Mr..
Bluett, the senior member Of the firm,
has had thirty years' experience in the
business, having been connected with
the firms of Wild, Bluett 4 Co. and
, Willoughby, Hill Co., Of Chicago, TIVE
OF the most prominent clothing houses
In that city, the latter doing business
of something over a million q year.
, Messrs. Daily and Sullivan have also
had large experience in the business, 30
that our citizens can rest assured that
! their establishment will be frst-ciass in
every particular.
The richest lot Of jewelry ever dis
played in Los Angeles is now ON exhibi
ton at Plat & Berman's, on the corner
of Court and North Spring streets