Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-03

placed conveniently near the door,
while the barrels now stand on end.
giving more room, and making the
whole establishment as bright as new
pin"
The foundation for the new two-story
brick boarding-house being erected on
First street by Messrs. Covarrubias 4
Forster, Is almost completed. When
the structure is finished it win prove a
worthy compeer of the ornate Lichten-
berger building adjoining.
Ten passengers left for San Diego yes
terday afternoon per steamer 0rizaba, as
follows. NJ. Williams. wife and daugh-
ter, NJ. s. Williams, Bernard Etcheverry,
P. Garrett, M. P. Sessions and wife, Mrs.
j. G.. Estudillo and child. The Orizaba
will leave for the north on tomorrow,
the Fourth of July.
The graduating class of 'S2 held re-
union on Friday night. Mr.. L. d. Smith
was appointed chairman. They then
proceeded to elect the Following omcers'
saesa te pa,ia par,an: a T1,resno U AIM d;ns
Secretary Miss Maggie PhiIIipson;
Treasurer, Miss Mary Greene. Ad-
lournsd until next Saturday
When the two buildings which Jean
parno.a !. h,;,a;nrn M, 81 E;rs,
e'na'u % ''uns On wan Anu nn ~
streets are completed, Mr.. Bernard Will
possess an edifice fronting 250 feet on
tan ss anu go. ~ isSs ~ n,onnd A. W." +.
will be one of the largest in the city. It
is still rumored that the upper story Of
the entire structure VIII De a hrst'ciass
hotei
Mr.. j. w. Cooper. of MARYLAND. and
a an,,,ar - .ba n u wh, 10. hoor
~ - -.
az 'ne county nospi'ai ior 'nree Or ioul
months past for treatment, died at that
r. wears Ills remains n will beintsrrs adm n
the Evergreen Cemetery at o'clock this
afternoon by Messrs; fonet q Orr, under
'A' a''p'''' u '"e y a "
The thermometer achieved such col
lossal Jump at Death Valley. Inyo county.
last week oo;no 10 ,o5s that II w.s
iounu " W i'"possioie 10 ge' any one u
haul wood to the hex mine; therefore
Mr.. M. Carey, the superintendent. shut
down the mime during the hot spell
co. and then left for his home in Oak
land to wait for change in the weather
A large specimen of the real blood
sro,;. ,,.a,.;.. -. e l.. l..
s spe'ie' VI "a'-nas
peen found at Santa Barbara, and is on
exhibition at the Morris House. The
disgusting creature is said to be fourteen
inches across, and severely wounded the
boys who captured it. The one on exhi.
bition is said to have the head of kit
~, ;ns Iouy :, Kupner' anu 'ne
Mr. Co'iins' o'ghai oersice OBSERVER
furnishes the following report of the
mean temperature at this station from
,e7o a.. 80 :, ,nh;.., A...,.. -.
80 .nc ea % on -' Ans saeo vas
',aoe oignai S.a.'on, " ~ 1000, IN
c.uaeo; 1919, 90 , iocs' oo.o; iSo0'
os.4; 1921, goo 100 o4.4 1883,
oo.o FROM tne foregoing II VIII De
seen ina. tne n'oht1 OF June just past
month az 1880 the lowest temnerature'
Of the years noted.
A f,ov;nc netroIeum voll WAS struck
- n. e.
on fr'day ias'' IN tne rico Oanon' San
Fernando Oil District, at depth of
1900 feet. The strike was SO unex-
pected that at least eight hundred bar.
rels flowed away down the canon. and
were lost. before the oil could be con-
trolied and carried into tanks. The well
Is called mo. O." and is fit companion
for mo. q, " which has yielded 10000
lnree hundred ana forty cl'izens OF
Ventura county signed petition IN favor
Of high license for saloons. whereupon
the saloon men boycofted the newspa-
pers of the county which published tho
petition. The papers think that will
work both ways, and publish full list
OF the names OF the $40 OF the leading
citizens Of the county, and ask the
saloon-keepers II they are going to boy
colt them. 1t is pretty quarrel as il
stands.
A FIRE broke out in the old Mission
building at Santa Barbara on Friday
night last, and for astime 1t seemed as Il
snis oiu rely wouiu saccumo 70 tns
in an;ss, ~. r ssui:. nonalo' VIZ was s'eeP
,ns "a 'ns 9ulio.ne, was awakensa " Ins
slnohe, anu gase 'le aiarl1' wncn WA
.olnpey sponueu 70, anu nc '',e ~
unguisheo peIore y reacneo tne cnurcn
proper Sonne very saluaois manu-
scrips, oook1; papers ana reoorus, wnic1
canno. PC repiaceu, were oe''royea' II
was . narrow ESCAPE
Anou' nali-pas' ! o'clock last evening
tne electric hgnt conductors got ioui o.
tne telephone wires ana crea,ed some
ofFes and ;i,rm,nat;n. = tbsoraS Ma ,t.,
al bv elcctr;c;tv' The machinerv was
az ~ f;rs h,,t ,.s. eSt;nm,;shsd bes rrs
r mn dsn,acs w"s dors A. NJ Frant
Coonsr,s staIie an Thru ytrset tha an;d
srtarad ri. ts,anhnra ar,,arst ne, arJ
tore ;ts n,scb;nerv - ,,iacsa W. Al
d;d not ,sarn ~ snv char vsoa,;s. ~
tbs l;abt 'o;v;ro AND "
-e e ~
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
that the Farmers 4 Merchants Bank
OF TINS CITY, mas declared q dividend al
.ne P1 In.s s'A monsns' psyaols On anu sise.
nlethora ~ n,orav sn;ovsd bv onr HAWKS