Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-10

but u ~ u fdio tnlhS to Sce cttfus trees
ontside Of the edge OF the sidewalk in
city like Los Angeles. Still, they are TO
he seen in abundance ON Water street,
East Los Angeles. and show off finely
from the river and bridge.
The old original First Street Coffee
House, % and "a First street, will to-
day and from tbi or, sell meal tickets
at reduced rates. This is the only
caifee honse in the city that has never
employed Chinese cheap labor. They
employ nothing but first class held and
do the leading business In the city.
Private rooms for ladies and families.
Open night and day.
Poor Dog Tray came near being run
over by the street-cars yesterday while
gaping al the crowds buying silk fur
trimmed doImans sl2, Peoples Store.
There is project on foot which is
fast taking shape, but is not sufficiently
advanced for publication. to combine all
our secret societies in the effort to erect
u splendid building in some central To-
cality, which will accommodate the Ma
sons. Odd Fellows and all Of the other
prominent societies. 1t would be a
splendid structure and credit to the
city.
Still another new supply OF hats.
feathers and flowers just received at
Bright's cheap store. You can save
money by bnying Of him, as his stock is
bought E,st at lower prices for the
same gools. You can save twenty per
cent. in your purchases.
The weather is getting so cold In the
eastern part of our country that potatoes
have to be carried in cars with double
bottom, sides and ends. Within the space
between the lining Of the car and the
outside, kerosene stoves are placed to
keep the temperature Of the car above
the freezing point. We don't need them
here.
Several gentlemen after ballotingat
the Court house steps, decided that the
handsomest lady in Los Angeles owed
much Of her beanfy to her attractive hat,
trimmed at the Peoples Store.
John Tanner, who was brought down
from Sacramento by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Lain, was arraigned before Justice Ling,
yesterday, on the charge Of embezzle-
ment. He plead not guilty, and, in de-
fault OF $500 bail. was committed for
examination Tuesday next, at 10 A. NJ.
B. solomon was arraigned on the charge
Of receiving stolen property. on com
plant of II. X. Brown; to which he
plead not guilty. Case set for l0A. NJ,
next Monday.
The cure of the most remarkable case
Of long standing rheumatism was eff
scsed Yesterday by the application of
Peoples Store shoulder shawl, so
cents.
The highest elevation OF the new At
lautic & Pacific Railway was mentioned
in yesterdays HERALD as being at Par
ker's Mill. Following is an itinerary Of
the other elevations: The Needles, 495
feet; Ash Fork, 5,l7S feet; Holbrook,
5,l23 feet; Flagstaff, 6,735 feet; Will
liams, Q, 500 feet, and Parker's Mill. as
stated, 7.l73 feet. The only other eIe-
vation given on the newly-opened rail-
way is Albuquerque, the junction, with
height OF 600 feet.
The place to buy stylish cIoaks and
ulsters is the City of Paris, because
they have the latest styles and sell them
cheap.
The Ventura Free Press says: 1--WE
are informed by reliable parties that last
Sunday evening fames ten feet in
height were seen to issue from the Rim
con volcano Also that shower OF
stones accompanied the demonstration.
So much for changing editors of the
Free Press in warm weather, when
sunsets were red. And the sky itself
was reddy made.
The wheels Of the switch engine at tie
depot ran over child's foot, but it was
uniniured, due to the PeopIes Store
pebble goat capped shoe; 81 so.
Messrs. Feintuch Bros, elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD, announce
grand opening of Fall and Winter
goods, received direct from the manu-
factories in Europe and the East. The
assortment consists of ladies' and
children's hosiery, underwear, knitting
yarns and embroidery goods Of every des-
cription, which they will sell for the
next four days at prices never before
heard of in this city. A cordial invita-
tion Is extended to the ladies Of Los An
geles to call and examine their immense
stock.
Call at the City of Paris to-day; new
importations Of cloaks, the very latest
styles.
A gentleman, well known in this
city, has travelled around the world, but
does not wish his name mentioned. He
left San Francisco in 1871, went to the
Society Islands, where he remained for
some time, then left for Australia and
New Zealand, which he thoroughly ex-
plored with a critical eye. After a few
months stay at Hong Kong, where he
kept a saloon in the English settle
ment, he returned to Hawaii, and
uiODUtu ~ lAouOAAiu uliQ ObllCI h1uakH
cities. He returned to San Francisco
and Los Angeles short time since, and
will remain here.
The rains that prevailed on Wednes-
day and Thursday were very copious in
San Francisco and adjacent parts Of the
country. The storm extended along the
mountains as far south as Tehachepi,
where it rained furiously yesterday
morning with strong wind across the
mountains. In this city there was no
sign of rain except the sight of the
front Of scowling clouds peering over the
northern mountains. 1t Is reasonable
to suppose that the next storm center
will reach further sonth, and give an
other wetting down to Los Angeles
county.
Two horses hitched in front OF the
Peoples Store broke the hitching strap
and entered the store to personally in
spect the bargains on the center tables.
Mr.. c. N. Hasson started out last
evening on prospecting tour Of several
weeks. Mr.. Hasson Is one of the solid
citizens of Los Angeles, and the fortu-
nate discoverer Of some very valuable
mines in Southern California. Charlie
always finds something valuable on his
trips, and we hope that this expedition
will be as good as his previous ventures.
1t will be remembered that he was one
of the discoveries Of the Bonanza King
Mine, in the Providence Mountains,
which yields $3.50, 900 year. Another
such mine would be good thing for the
country, and It may be that Charlie will
bring It back with him.
The finest and cheapest cloaks and
ulsters ever seen in Los Angeles at the
City Of Paris.
During the past year the Government
Land Office reports the sale o. 5000, 900
acres of the public lands to actual set
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