Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-08
LOCAL BRBvIrIEs.

Linen ulsters 81. at Joseph Murtagh
4 Co.'S.
Telephone number Of the American
Bakery is No. $50.
A eeatle family COW is advertised for
sale in our New To-Day.
Yesterday was warm, but was lovely
summer day, oil the same.
Fine old Bourbon and rye whiskies,
for medical use, at H. ]. Woollacott's.
Hennessy, Martoll and U. Y. r.
cognacs of the finest brands at Woolla-
cott's.
Yard wide calicos. 5 cents, at Joseph
Muriagh Co.'s,
Col. d. Freeman, Of the Centinela and
Sausal Redondo ranches, was in the city
yesterday.
The finder Of gold Masonic emblem
will be rewarded on returning II to the
HERALD office.
Mr.. s. G. HubbelI and wife return
from San Francisco by this mornings $
overland train.
Peter Muller, who fell into the ex-
cayation on Commercial street, is stead
lily convalescing.
H. c. Austin, ESQ.,, went up to San
Francisco last evening. and will be
absent about month.
Latest styles in gents neck wear, at
Joseph Murtagh & 60. ..
Some people hardly knew Nick Covar.
rubias yesterday, as his long hirsute
adornment was gone.
The Santa Monica train is hauling
four passenger cars daily. Tho train
last evening was crowded.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
ut S:l5 last evening: maximum, % de-
grees; minimum. 81 degrees.
A large number Of ten-hofse teams
hauling wheat TO the two city -four mills,
are seen oa the streets daily.
Deeds conveying real property amount
ing to 500, $50. 90 wers fled for record in
the County Recorders Office on Monday.
Sam. Miller. OF Yosemite, usually
known as yosemite Miller is at the
Cosmopolitan in his usual robust con-
dition.
The funeral of the little child of John
Thomas, took place yesterday. and was
largely attended by friends of the
family.
Mr.. v. Chcvalier, our old townsman,
ia passenger from Tucson by the Pa
cifie Express due at 4;45 o'clock this
evening
Mrs. VIM. Ferguson and child and
Mrs. J +. Nadeau and two children re-
tarn from San Francisco overland this
morning
We received call yesterday from
Mr.. w. Perrigo. Of San Diego. who has
come up to Los Angeles to go into busi-
ness here.
Dressed poultry, fresh vegetables.
eggs, milk and butter on ice at Goff-s
market and milk depot, corner Also and
Alameda.
The L. A. City Water Company is
now engaged in laying four inch main
down First street from Hewitt street
towards the river.
Colorado is preparing for a golden
Jubilee in September to celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary of the diseov-
cry Of gold within her boundaries.
Forty-four-inch wool dress goods
reduced from 70 cents 10 32l cents per
yard, at Joseph Murlagh L Co.'s.
The following passengers left for San
Diego yesterday afternoon, per steamer
Ancon--G. H. Noyes and wife, S. G.
Baird, Mrs. +. L. Plympton, Mrs. G. l..
Harris.
In the County Recorders Office, yea
tsrday, eleven deeds, three mortgages,
one satisfaction OF mortgage. one lease
and three marriage licenses were filed
for record.
The new electric light mast on tie
corner Ct Spring and Third streets, is in
position, but the lamp has not been put
up, but probably will be to-day. The
cfrcs,sf fs ofraaJsr aota bl;sho1
Mr.. Brainard +. Smith, of San Fran
cisco, well known writer and geaial
gentleman, and in his youth a ''holy
terror" to the old fogies in Wabash Col
lege, Indiana, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. H. w. Lake is preparing to estal-
lish q store of mining supplies at the
Lava Beds He will purchase his goods
and wares in Los Angeles, which is the
natural trading point for this rich dis
trict.
Joseph Mnrtagh q Co. are selling
Simmer dress goods at half price.
We have received complimentary
tickets to grand Spanish dramatic en-.
tertainment, to be given at Turn Verein
Hall next Saturday evening for the ben
eft of the Junta Patriotica de Juarez.
Marriage licenses issued to Elmer E.
Cross and Jennie Nelson, s. f. Daniels
and H. E. Shrode, and Robert Il. Lee
Hicks and Mary Jane Hufstatler, were
&fa1 eor rao,rd u, tha Couptr Da1r~l. 49,
Office yesterday.
Mr.. d. w. Hudson, the Anaheim real
estate agent, was in the city yesterday,
and registered at the Pico House. He
informs us that the vicinity Of our Oldest
colony Is now enjoying ''boom" similar
to that experienced by Santa Ana.
The City Board of Education give
notice to contractors and builders, else
where in this mornings HERALD, that
the time for receiving proposals for the
new public school building. has been ex-
tended to 1880 p. AZ. Of the 20th inst.
The City Water Company, In onl
New To-day, give notice to residents or
First street. east Of Alameda, and OF
Rose and Hewitt streets, that the watel
will be shut off on those streets all day
tomorrow lThursday) for the purpose
Of making an extension of pipe.
The old. long-unused street-oar track
on Main, Olvera and Alameda streetl
was yesterday being cleaned thorough,
for further use, and the spread or broker
rails repaired. II looks as II the new
n,lIman road with fiat rails had caused
a Il a..c-sized cat TO iump ont of th,