Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-31
LOCAL HEsvrrIBs.
Jasper syrups at H. Jsvne's.


The Los Angeles wooden mill is run
ming to its fullest caprcity.
We are indebted to Senator Farley 70
interesting public documents.
When you get house number notice
buy Greenslade's loo numbers, No.
Postoffice.
Autumn clusters at H. Jevne's.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at sl5 last evening" Maximum, "a de
grces; minimum, 45 degrees.
J. A. Berry is acting as special police
man during the illness Of Gen. Roley
who is afflicted with rheumatism.
Granula, the great health food, at H
Jevne's, 40 Spring street
The water in the Los Angeles rive
makes heavy current, the most o
which comes from the Arroyo Seco.
Hon. r. F. del valle and Miss B. K
del Vale, are passengers from San Fran
CISCO by this mornings overland train
Mr.. 8. X. Sewall. Of Ban Gabriel, re-
ports the rainfall Of Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday at -four inches at that
place.
Johnny Mayer, convicted Of batterine
a Chinaman, in City Justice Morgan's
Court yesterday, will be sentenced at IL
a. M. to-day.
East India gherkins at H. Jevne's, 4t
Spring street.
Couveyances aggregating S58, ,2S6. 80
were fled for record in the County Re-
corder's Office yesterday, against $l1,
$50 Of mortgages.
A young man who speaks English and
Spanish and who has had experience in
business, advertisss for a situation, in
this mornings HERALD.
A short. sharp shower Of rain last
night left twenty-five hundredths Of an
inch rainfall, making 2.S4 for the storm
barometer 29.97.
Strawberry. raspberry and pine apple
syrups, at H. Jsvne's. 40 Spring street.
The California Southern Railroad has
ceased to run trains on Sunday. and San
Diegans don't like it. They want a
mail every day in the week.
Thomas Moloney was srraigned before
Justice Ling, yesterday. on the charge
Of vagrancy. He plead not guilty and
win be tried at lOA. M. to- day.
A large business block is being built
on the corner OF Olive and Sixth Streets.
The material is brick and the structure
will accommodate five stores.
Snow hits Eastern cod fish direct
from Gloucester, Mass., at H. Jevne's,
40 Spring street.
Deputy U. 3. Marshal I. y. Hayes,
Of Wilmington, was In the city yester-
day. He reports the grain ON the Palos
Verdes Rancho as looking very well.
just received at WIN. Thorpe's fine
liquor store, corner Court and Main
streets, fresh invoice Of the celebrated
Royal Batavia Gin, for medical use.
Attorneys are reminded that the civil
calendar will be called in Judge sepul-
vedas department Of the Superior Court
at 10 o'clock sharp Monday morning.
The finder Of small flute, lost on the
road from San Gabriel canon to the city,
will receive fve dollars on returning it
to the HERALD Office. See advertise
ment.
The electric light on the masts we're
extinguished last night at exactly mid
night, simultaneously with the store
lamps. 1t is seldom that both ore put
out at the same time.
Again the cutters at Temple street
junction oyerfowed, and this after a
fifteen minutes rain last night. When
rain sets in in earnest what will the
Council do about it?
Another lot Of Cambridgeport biscuits
arrived at H. Jevne's, 40 Spring street.
We observe that Msssrs. briggs and
Bagot are hard at work with their Off
cial measuring rod marking the blocks
for numbering. The are under bonds to
do the work accurately.
Under its new management, the Foun-
tain Saloon is proving to be decided
success. See under our ''New To-Day, :"
the attractions which are outlined for
tonight and TO- morrow night.
The hills over the river and in the
western part of the city are not only
green. but the natural feed ia luxuriant,
at times attaining height of eighteen or
twenty inches and still growing.
Twenty-one deeds, seven mortgages.
one satisfaction Of mortgage, one ass gn-
msnt Of mortgage, one lease and one
notice of action were fled for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday.
Gluten -four by the barrel, half barrel
aud pound, ut II. Jevhe's. 40 Spring
street.
by notice in our New To-Day it will
be seen that the Spiritualist Society viii
celebrate the thirty-ffth anniversary Of
modern spiritualism at Leck's Hall, on
Main street. tomorrow, Sunday, after
noon at 2and 7 80 o'clock.
A fine house and lot on Seventh
street, west of Figueroa street, is ad-
vertised for sale in our New To-Day.
This property is located in the most
rapidly improving section of the city
and is desirable either for residence or
investment.
The remains Of VIM. o. AFFORD, the
suicide. were buried yesterday by
Messrs. Ponet & Orr, in the Evergreen
Cemetery, at sr. N. There appears to
be sad history connected with the life