Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-18

terday morning by the Phillips excur
sion. They will distribute themselve
about the country, and most Of then
remain permanently. Excursions will
be a regular feature Of travel during tn
: fall and winter months.
| An orange from the Duarte, greel
after it is ripe. attracted much atten
tion yesterday at the Cosmopolitan
There are plenty of such oranges in tn
southern part OF Central America, whef
they are the prevailing variety.
Mr.. j. A. Reavis, the claimant for th,
immense tract Of territory in Arizons
known as the Peralto grant, which com
prises about 10000, 1000 acres, is il
Tucson, and said to reporter that h,
had been offered $40, 900, 900 for his It'll,
and refused it! He says he still expects
to get 1t.
The new st. PauPs Episcopal Churcl
nears completion, and will prove to BE-
one of the most elegant houses of worship
in the city The new Baptist Church il
not SO far advanced, having been com
menced later, but is in a fair way tC
early completion. 1t will be an orna
mental edifice.
John G. Bell & Co., auctioneers, else
where give notice that, on Saturday
next, they will sell at their horse and
carriage mart, on Los Angeles street,
some fine horses and cows, wagons and
a superior lot Of farming implements, to
close out the stock of farmer retiring
from business.
On the 10Th inst, Monday evening,
Rev. G. WALeach, b. D., will deliver a
lecture at the University Of Southern
California upon ssThe Possibilities of
Humanity" The lecture will be both
interesting and instrueting, and will be
largely attended by friends of the insti-
tuition.
BY notice elsewhere it will be seen
that Horny w. and Philip c. Stoll,
under the firm name Of the Los Angeles
Soda Works, have entered into part
nership for the manufacture OF soda
water and mineral waters of all kinds
Penang picking spices at H. Jevne's.
We are indebted tc Parson A. B. Moi
fit for complimentary tickets to a con-
cert and supper to be given at San Fer.
nando tomorrow friday evening for
the benefit OF the new Methodist Church
now being built at that place.
Silks to.day-One piece bronze stripe
satin de Nice, 75c, center table. Peoples
Store.
Don Jose Soto, who has lived near
Pomona for about four years past, and
was comparatively wealthy man, died
early yesterday morning of congestion Of
the brain, at the age Of SO years. His
remains will be buried at Pomona to-
day.
Eckert & Klaffki's restaurant and
oyster parlors will always have the best
the market affords. They will from
this day on take daily, weekly or
monthly boarders at moderate prices.
Give them call and try them, Nos. 10, ID
and 10 Court street, opposite the Court
House.
Marriage licenses issued by the County
Clerk to G. j. Knbaeh and Sophia Wet
terauer. Stephen Loval and Arcadia
Alvarez, Joseph H. Oman aud Emma
Lowery, VIM. II. Sutton and Alice C.
Bragg. and Thomas E. CelleIand and
Lafia Stever, were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
The steamer Ancon left for San Diego
yesterday afternoon with fifteen passen-
gers. as follows: ]. r. Williams, ]. H.
Parker, o. F. Tibbetts, Isaac NJ. Schem-
erhorn. G. England, H. G.. Dougherty,
Mrs. II. Land, L. Letee, Thos. Gnilbert,
wife and two children, Mrs. B. How.
land and child, P. Lslande.
Silks to-day-one piece each Of brown
and garnet rhadzimir. 81, center table,
Peoples Store.
+. L. Lyon and A. Smith filed for
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday notice Of location Of all the
water in Placcrito Creek, situated in
Placerito Canon, on and above what is
known as the Dunton mining claim, to
be conveyed in the Hancock Ditch" for
use on said claim for irrigation and min
ing purposes.
An important meeting of the Board
Of Trade is called for 7.30 o'clock this
evening, for the purpose of taking
steps to petition Congress to make
the necessary appropriation for the
erection Of a government building in
this city. A full attendance is ear
nsstly requested. See notice in our
advertising columns.
The suit of Miss Linnie H. Jones
against DIR. J. C. Gill for 5000 damages
for cutting her tongue in drawing q
tooth, is on trial before jury in the
Superior Court of San Bernardino. DR..
Gill, who is not a dentist but physi-
clan. in order to relieve Miss Jones suf-
ferings, attempted to extract an aching
tooth and in the operation almost cut her
tongue eff The result is awaited with
great anxiety by the profession.
No better for people in poor health
than ''Granula. Ask your grocer for it.
d. G.. Stephens announces elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD that he will
sell the entire stock of the Temple
Street Livery Stables at public auction
on the 18th of November. AT the same
time he will also sell the brick stable |
and other buildings. This will be rare
opportunity for any one desiring to 90
into the livery business, as his stock
of horses, bnggies and carriaQes are
among the best in the city.
Silks to-day-One piece black Ture
Ottoman, Csc, center table. Peoples
Store.
Mr.. II, B. Fox, Of 80 North Spring
street, announces. elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, that his new Fall
and Winter goods have arrived and are
now ready for inspection. They conn.,
prise everything new and elegant in fancy
goods, hosiery, gloves, etc.; cloaks, dol
mans and circulars of the latest styles
and most fashionable materials. Also a
full line of mems and boys clothing.
hats and furnishing goods, embracing all
the nobbiest styles. Suits to order a
speciality. Intending purchasers will
find it to their interest to give him
call, as his prices. like his goods, cannot
be excelled.
Silks to-day-One piece each OF garnet
and green satin brocade, SOC, center
table, Peoples Store.
Articles of incorporation Of the South
Side Irrigation Company. to esist for
fifty years, were filed for record in the
County Clerks office yesterday. The
objects Of the company are to manage
and care for the sewage matter flowing
through any or all Of the sewers Of
Los Angeles city, to distribute and sell
the same, to acquire lands, rights Of
way, etc. The capital stock is S2b, 900,