Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-02

no railway communication With the out
side world on the first day o' the week.
Twelve live seals, captured on the
islands which align the Santa Barbara
Channel. were shipped to New York ON
Saturday last, where they will be placed
on exhibition. They are still something
of q novelty in the East.
Saturday, May 5ih. red letter day.
Lewis Bros. great opening day; remem-
ber IL. Lewis Bros. One Price Boot and
Shoe House. opposite the Court House.
Marriage licenses issued by the County
Clerk to Francisco Reyes and Isabel
Rios, Charles Miller and Mary Hoffman
and Leum Yong and KEN Ha. were filed
for record in the County Recorders
Office yesterday.
In the County Recorders office, yes
terday, twenty deeds, elk mortgages,
four satisfactions af mortgages, one dec
laration OF homestead, one water loca-
ton, one official bond, one map and
three marriage licenses were filed for
record.
The sale of both deciduous and citrus
trees continues to be enormous. The
orchard boom. far from being on the
wane, is on the increase, and soon the
supply Of trees will be inadequate to the
demand.
A hearty invitation extended to all
Southern California on Saturday, May
9th. Come and be present at the open
ing Of our new house. Lewis Bros. One
Price Boot and Shoe House, opposite the
Court House.
San Francisco is having very sue
cessful bench show. While there are
so many handsome and blooded dogs in
Southern California. would not similar
exhibition on small scale be remunera-
tive and attractive! II wonld be nov
city here.
At the semi-annual meeting of the
torch boys Of the Thirty Fights held
last night. Capt. L. G. Green was re-
elected President; F. Foster. elected
Foreman; Frank Garcia, re elected Sec
retary; Ben Allen, Treasurer; and 1.
Smith admitted to membership. This is
an excellent selection and will do effi-
cient service. They are oil veteran fire.
boys.
All our previous efforts discounted.
Our prices will be away below the usual
figures; come and learn them. Saturday,
May 5th, 1888. Lewis Bros. One Price
Boot and Shoe House, opposite Court
House.
Railway managers appear to be con-
stantly on the alert to discover unique
names for new roads. OF course, all
trunk lines have nicknames, the latest
having been the ''nickel plate" but now
new one Is heard from in Texas, the
'cotton belt" route. Odd names will
be exhausted soon, and then what will
they do'
Another newspaper man appears to
be in luck. Col. A. w. Sheldon, form
erly Judge Advocate Of the N. Y. Ma
tional Guard and latterly editor of the
Baltimore Md Sunday Herald, is now
the new Associate Justice OF the Su-
preme Court Of Arizona by the grace of
President Arthur. The newspaper men,
it seems, will sometimes accept an Office,
but it requires fearfnl amount of sell
denial.
Mr.. H. G. Weiner. of Downey Block,
Main street, comes to the front this
morning with half-coluInn advertise
ment of the latest styles mems and boys
suits, and other goods. His stock is all
new. and for quality, style and prices,
cannot be surpassed on the Pacific Coast.
Every one desiring to purchase nobby
outfits should not fail to call and ex-
anime Mr.. Weiner's goods.
The largest and cheapest boot and
shoe house in Southern California will
open it's doors Saturday, May 9th, 1888.
Lewis Bros, Cne Price Boot and Shoe
House, opposite the Court House.
Mr.. H. +. Clifton, one of the promi-
nent wool growers of Coleman county,
Texas, who has been in Los Angeles
several times purchasing sheep to ship
to that State, yesterday found lamb
that he took back home in his bosom.
The lambs name is Mary and possesses
all the good traditional elements as
cribed to the noble name Of Mary. She
yesterday added to the name of Mary
Tyler, and became Mary Tyler Clifton.
There was meeting Of the Directors
of the Sixth District Agricultural Asso-
citation yesterday in Lichtenberger
Block. Some routine business was
transacted and the meeting ad
journed to Tuesday, May Sth, when
arrangements will be made for the
Fall exposition. The Spring races will
be given ct San Bernardino on the
Waters track. July I'd, Sd and 4th.
Lewis Bros. removed to Nos. l0l and
l03 North Spring street, opposite the
Court House, open for business Satur-
day, May 9th, Lewis Bros, One Price
Boot and Shoe House, opposite the
Court House.
Mrs. Lucy Tutaiue, who WAS languish-
ing in Jail at San Bernardino on the charge
of wrecking an emigrant train in the
San Gorgonio Pass, last winter. was yes
terday discharged from custody on mo-
tion Of her attorney, q. NJ. Holton, Esq.
Thomas Boyce, accused OF selling
liquor to Indians, was examined before
United States Commissioner Lee yester-
day, aud held to answer before the
United States District Court.
1t will be seen from the following
statement, furnished by the United States
Signal Service observer in this city, that
the rainfall was less in the month Of
April Just past than in any year since
1878, the year in which the Signal sta
ton was established in this city: 1878,
LII inches; 1879, 1.l9 inches; 1880, 06
inches; 1881, 49, l00ths; 1892, 1888 inches;
1883, l5-l00ths. Daring the same Years
the mean temperature was: 1873, 57.8;
1879, 5s7, $50, $50; 1851, Gl.4; 1882,
Sc. 4; 1883, thus far, 57.3.
New goods, lower prices, later styles
and new deal all around commences
with the opening of our one price boot
and shoe house on Saturday, May 9th.
Lewis Bros. One Price Boot and Shoe
House, opposite the Court House.
volks' Hall is determined to maintain
its pre-eminence as the dispensatory of
lager in Los Angeles. To-day our friend
Bobenreith will begin to deal out famous
Salvador lager, to drink which is to
range ones self in line with Scandina-
Wan Gods, who quaffed mighty mead in
Walhalla, or with the Grecian upper
crust Deities, who drank nectar on high
Olympus. 1t is hard to swell the rush
of the multitudinous patrons who fire.
quent Volks' Hall, but the announce
ment that Salvador beer will be on draft
ought to do it, il anything could.
Mr.. Charley Wood, of Wood & Os.
borne, our enterprising dramatic cater