Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-24

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Southern Route, was four hours late at
Casa Grande. Arizona, last night, and,
As consequence, the passenger list was
| not autographed.
| 1 Henry P. A. Pelham Clinton. Duke Of
Newcastle and Earl of Lincoln, with
servant, is at the Pico House. His
father visited America with the Prince
Of Wales in 1868.
| The ''boss" business of Los Angeles Is
the Quaker Dairy. In truth, she is .
daisy, she is darling, she is dump
Hing, and everybody goes there. And
don't you forget it
Mrs. Archer and daughter, wife and
daughter of Hon. John Archer. one of
the pioneers of the San Joaquin Valley,
are visiting at the residence of Captain
Stanley. in this city.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
Of loaves of ''matzo." or unleavened
bread. used during the Feast of the
Passover by all devout Hebrews, pre-
scented by Mr.. Samuel Prayer.
Mr.. VIM. ]. Grier, said to be the fastest
telegraph operator on the Pacific Coast,
arrived from the north yesterday and
will spend few days in the city. He
is registered at the Pico House.
The steamer Orizaba will arrive from
San Diego this morning and at once
leave for the north. Passengers for
northern ports will take the l0:l5 A. NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, for San Pedro.
A proposition is on foot to incorporate
Riverside and Arlington into q munich
pality. 1t is claimed that there is
population Of 5000 persons in the terri
tory that is proposed for the corporation.
The telegraph lines by both routes
were still badly demoralized last night.
The Southern line was down between
Deming and San Marcos, New Mexico,
and the northern line worked badly east
of Ogden.
An order of the Superior Court |
changing ths name of ST. Athanasius
Protestant Episcopal Church to st.
Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church was
fled for record in the County Clerks
Office yesterday.
Secondhand piano and organ to rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store, No. 5 Spring street.
The sales of the Pomona Land and
Water Company. advertised in the HER
AID, now amount to hundred thousand
dollars in small parcels, during the win
ter and spring. The reason is, good
land with good advertising.
-Ccpyeyances transferring real estate
amounting to $40. 1897. IA, against mort.
cages aggregating 1892, were filed for
record in the County Recorders Office
yes'eroay'
Flora Williams was arraipued before
City Justice Morgan yesterday on the
charge Of disturbing the peace, on CON-
plant of Officer Willing. She plead
not guilty and the case was set Tor hear
ing al ?. NJ to-day
A license from County Clerk Potts.
authorizing C. G. Burdick and Mary
Keller to enter into the holy estate Of
matrimony, was filed for record in the
once Oh eoun'y fsec'rasr "nes yes'er'
day'
Mr.. G. NJ. Sanger, one Of the solid
men of Wisconsin, and one of the
owners Of the Orc Grande mill and mines
and also interested in mines at Calico,
returned last night from Calico and is
stopping at the Pico House.
The HERALD acknowledges a call
from Hon. Jarrett T. Richards. formerly
Mayor Of Santa Barbara. and Republican
candidate for Justice of the Supreme
Court, who is in attendance with impor-
tant cases in the Supreme Court now in
semi-annual session in Los Angeles.
Two excursion trains will leave Los
Angeles today for the eastern side Of
the continent, one by the northern route
al $40 A. NJ, ana anothcr by the south
ern route at o;SO ?. N. sixteen OF the
passengers on the ia'ter tram are IRON
SANTA ANA pound Tor New England
w. II. Blewett who died Of heart dis.
oA's on inuAy 'a'. was ou.'ea on
su"aay A''e'noon 'y inc "a'on'o rra
members turned ont in full reualia Mr.
Blewett was hurled in the Masonic mar.
tion Of the cemeterv with apnropriate
ceremonies
Inc grange STORE wiz occupy 'ne
grouna moor ana cellar OF the new nel'
man BLOCK on NAN street, wnen COM
pieted' Wnich VIII give tnem more room
ba. already rented the store now occu.
Mod bv ,be Grange store
sales Oh change yesterday were con-
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