Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-20


See advertisement OF Lost
For real fun go to the Rink
See advertisement Of board wanted.
A situation as child's nurse is adver-
tised for in New To- Day.
In our New To. Day good retail bust.
ness is advertised for sale.
Captain NJ. Sherman, of San Diego, is
Registered at the st. Charles Hotel.
Two nicely furnished rooms are ad-
vertised for rent under New To-Day.
Thirty-seyen passengers left for north
ern coast ports per steamer Ancon yes
terday.
The new building on Spring street,
near Temple, will be occupied by cigar
store and insurance office.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: maximum, S0.5 de-
gfees; minimum. SO degrees
Miss Clara Wollweber and Miss L. j.
Hammond return from San Francisco by
this mornings o 'erland train.
Hon. C. N. FELTON,, of San Francisco,
arrived in the city yesterday, and il
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Fine fresh Salmon and shrimps to be
had at the Fulton Market to-day, ISM.
Main street, opposite Grange Store.
The marriage license of A. G. Norris
and Cora Z. Platt was filed for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday.
| Col. Geo. Butler Griffin has gone to
Santa Barbara to take quiet rest, while
he is recuperating from tussle with a
fever.
Rev. w. A. Knighten and family, and
Rev. /. Reinschilj, we're passengers to
Santa Barbara per steamer Ancon yes.
terday.
There are messages at the telegraph
office for Jose Arana, Emma Bowel,
Jesus Daniel. Mr.. McWilliarns and w.
H. Stombs.
Mr.. H. G. Newhall, of Newhall, left
for San Francisco by steamer yesterday,
after visit to his immense grain ranch
near Newhail.
The police last night arrested eleven
young fellows sleeping in cars on Chavez
street. In the whole crowd four boot
blacks had ten cents apiece.
A horse without saddle, bride or har-
ness, ran at a rapid rate down Main
street yesterday afternoon. Luckily no
damage was done.
Transfers OF real estate amounting to
Sl4, I02 5S, against $500 mortgages,
were fled for record in the County Re-
corder's office yesterday.
DEGREES in divorce between vincenta
Dubourdieu and f. NJ. Dubourdieu and
Roseno Salceda and Adelaide Salceda
were filed for record in the County Re.
corder's office yesterday.
Mr.. Cyrus Willard, and his partner,
Mr.. Phillips. left for paseo to San
Francisco last evening. They will re-
main abont ten days, when they will re-
turn and undertake new and extensive
contracts.
A copious thunder shower was raging
yesterday along the Sierra Madre Noun.
tains for distance Of about fifty miles
in length. 1t is probable that storm
on the desert was simultaneous with
this storm.
| The well-known runner, Mr.. Meyer,
ran mile at the Skating Rink on
Spring street last evening in four
minutes and thirty-six seconds, which,
considering the shortness of the circuit.
Is excellent tine.
The many friends Of Mr. Sid Lacey were
glad to see his genial face on the streets
lagain yesterday. He has inst got home
lfrsm a six weeks visit to the northern
part of the State, and looks much I'M
proved by his paseo.
| Persons who contemplate a visit to the
East are referred to the advertisement
OF W. Il. Willmore, who will leave this
city October Sd with an excursion party.
Passengers will be provided with the
best Of accommodations.
/ In u. s. Commissioner Lees Court
yesterday an Indian named Jose Dolo-
res CHA was arraigned for selling fire
water to his countrymen. The case Of
the crooked nickel business was post.
poned on account OF the sickness of q
witness.
| A telephone message from Campo yes
terday states that Mr.. Cullens, of Los
Angeles. is there buying cattle for the
Los Angeles market. Mr. Pico, OF the
same place, will be there on the 25th foi
the same purpose. se.-SaH Diego Union.
A meeting will be held by the mem
bers of the Board Of Trade within o
few days to consider the matter of the
Improvement of Wilmington barbor and
the establishment of a United States
Court in Los Angeles, and the erection
OF U. s. Government buildings in this
city.
The car leaving for the southern parl
of the city by each Of our street ca,
lines at $50 o'clock A. NJ, has always
; been crowded with mechanics and Other
workmen, SO that il was no novelty to
see them riding ON the top Of the cars
Those arriving here at $50 o'clock in the
evening are similarly filed.
Mr.. 8. f. Locke has gone overland te
the East to take position as agent fol
the Theodore Thomas Orchestra for two
years. When the new Childs' Opera
House is completed. this unrivalled Or
chestra will make Los Angeles one o.
their places Of visit in their next West
ern tour.
The Liederkranz Society will hold it
regular meeting at its headquarters q
Lccks Hall, on Main street, this even
a ing, to conclude rehearsals for the con
cert to be given at Turn Verein Hall OF
Sunday evening, including an orchestra
4 singing by the society and a comedy
All Of the music will be classical.
a At l2:45 this morning some wanda
: smashed the show window of the Jew
elry store ll6A N. Spring street. 4
: drunken fellow, name unknown, was ar
rested while running away from th'
place on suspicion OF being the guilt,
party. He was locked up for examina
tion.
Mr.. G. II. Dane, formerly Secretar,
Of the Spring and Sixth Street Railroad
Company in this city. and then railwa,
postal agent. is engaged in building
large smeiter at Deming capable of re
ducing thirty tons of ore per day. Il
| every direction the Angelenos are reach
) ing after the mineral wealth Of the land
Dr. R. H. Shoemaker and family. q
Philadelphia, arrived in Los Angeles b,
' the Southern Route last evening ans
Z are registered at the Cosmopolitan. DR.
. Cboan,aL err n will he remennbarad via