Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-29

BY change IN MS card, u VIII DO seen
that D. M. Adams. Esq, has removed
his law Office from the Baker Block to
room n. Temple Block.
i There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office. yesterday
thirty-two deeds, seven mortgages, two
sati factions Of mortgages, three mar
riage licenses and five miscellaneous
papers.
The members Of Los Angeles Lodge,
No. 35, and Golden Rule Lodge. No.
100, I. o. o. r., by notice under New
To. Day, are requested to meet at their
hall, at 1 P. NJ. to-day Sunday, to at
tend the funeral Of their late brother,
G. H xSweetman.
The City Attorney reported to the
Council last evening that the papers in
the suits for the condemnation Of prop
erty for the widening of Main street,
below Washington street, are being pre-
pared and will be filed in the Superior
Court Monday or Tuesday next.
The name Of WIN. Virgins. Canada,
is among the list Of passengers to arrive
from the East via the Southern Pacific
and connections this evening. The
query suggests itself, can he be the
weather prophet Virgins whose predic
tions OF devastating storms on the 7th
of March last, SO signally and happily
faileds
We have received complimentary tick
cts 10 the entertainment to be given by
tho Eagle Dramatic and Minstrel Com
pany at Turn verein Hall on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next. The
programme is replete with good
things and we can safely recommend all
who enjoy a good laugh to attend.
i Mrs. Fannie M. Phillips, who was
arrested at the instance Of her husband
for disappearance with man by the
name of Peck, has returned to her home
in Iowa. Her husband still remains
here hanging on the ragged edge of
hope to get money from Peck to go home
with, but Peck does not seem dis
posed to give bushsl Of coin away so
easily.
The Messrs. Barker & Allen have
lately received very fine and extensive
stock of carpets, which are really the
speciality Of this lower couutry. Every
one who desires 10 furnish his house in
thorough and esthetic style should inter-
view the Messrs. Barker & Allen. Every
thing that is neat and stylish may be
found in the ample compass Of their
warehouses.
The sixth annual picnic Of the italian
Mutual Benevolent Society takes place
at the City Gardens to-day. In addition
to the usual outdoor games incident to
such festivities, some novelties never
before presented at a picnic will be in.
trodnced Everybody who enjoys fun
in the open air should make it q point
to attend.
The Boston excursionists who went
down to Santa Monica in their special
car ON the night Of their arrival in Los
Angeles, were so delighted with the Pa
cifc Long Branch that they remained
there two days and left with regret.
Several of the party could not tear them.
selves away, and will remain there until
Monday, when they go north.
Mr.. George Wiseman of YoIo county,
has dug well twenty feet in diameter
and twenty five feet deep, to irrigate his
vineyard. This big hole in the ground
yields the enormous amount Of 1000
gallons Of water per hour when pumped,
and is inexhaustible. 1t amply irrigates
100 acres Of vineyard, and to spare. 1t
flows into the well from stratum of
gravel at the depth mentioned.
There were a large number Of mining
men in town yesterday. They are quietly
at work opening up our vast mineral
country, which is the finest yet discov-
ered All the mountains south Of Mono
and Monterey counties are lined with
minerals of multitude OF kinds, and all |
OF an economic value. Intelligent min |
ing men are in demand to open the great
wealth Of this mineral region.
A select overland party, in charge Of
Mr.. D. W. Mcleod, of Riverside, will
leave Cotton and Los Angeles, Tuesday,
May lst. As there are accommodations
for few more, parties going East will
find 1t to their advantage to cali at 30f
Main street told number 24), or to Chas.
Kennedy, Southwest Passenger Agent
for Chicago Rock Island 4 Pacific. at
the Pico House.
There were no sales on Change. Flu.
lures in feed barley were the chief mat
ter Of interest. The prices were: May,
bid 81. .25, asked $l.35; August, bid 81;
September. ditto; October, bid Sl.l0,
asked Sl.20 for fifty tons. 1t will be
observed that the bidding and asking
prices are far enough apart to prevent
much business. From present appear
ances, as farmers see them, little couad
be had without material advance in the
views Of buyers. The ture alone can
decide who is correct in his view.
The HERALD acknowledges the honor
Of call, yesterday, from Justice s. b.
Mckee. Of the Supreme Court. Judge
Mckee, duriug the recent session Of the
Court ia this city, filled the responsible
position Of Acting Chief Justice and,
by his uniform courtesy, increased, il
that were possible, the high esteem in
which he is held by the members Of the
bar, and all with whom he was brought
in official contact. He returned to San
Francisco overland last evening.
Mr.. Prudent Beaudry has commenced
boring for water on that portion Of the
San Rafael Rancho recently purchased
Of Messrs. NJ. L. Wicks, C. H. Watts
aud others, known as the Dreyfus Tract.
These gentlemen, who purchased the
Dreyfus Tract for $50. 600, have already
sold half the tract form more than the whole
tract cost them, and have the best half
left unsoId. That is fair indication of
the way the fruit lands are selling in
Los Angeles.
Our lady readers will read with inter
est the new advertisement Of the City
Of Paris Store, elsewhere in this morn.
ing's HERALD, in which Messrs. f.
Meyer & Co. announce that they have
| Just received large invoice of cache
meres OF the latest styles and an i'm
mense assortment Of Isle and other hosi-
cry Of the most approved colors and de.
signs, all OF which they offer at marvel
lously low prices. They extend cor
dial invitation to everybody to call and
inspect their stock.
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.