Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-14

j Minimum Thermometer. a
/ LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
See advertisement of lost under New
To-Day.
Justice Ling yesterday disposed Of fiv'
civil suits.
See advertisement of furnished sunny
rooms for rent.
A competent woman to do cooking Il
advertised for in our New To-Day.
The attention Of Edward Sanger is di
rooted to the advertisement headed "Per
sonal."
Three or four sunny rooms, convent.
entity located, are advertised for rent
under New To Day.
Thermometer for twenty -four hours
ending at S;l5 last evening. Maximum
81 degrees; minimum A degrees.
A four-room cottage, with we'll and
other improvements, is advertised for
sale, in our New To. Day, for $500.
Seven drunks were enrolled on the
police register yesterday. This makes
the most booming day of the month in
police circles,
The official bond OF +. +. Woodward,
Notary Public for this county, was fled
for record In County Recorder Miles
Office yesterday.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports to-day. Pas
sengers take the l0:l5 A. NJ. train, Los
Angeles time, for San Pedro.
The financial report Of Mr.. II. H.
Hewitt, Secretary of the Sixth District
Agricultural Association, will be found
on the first page Of this mornings
HERALD.
Twenty deeds, one mortgage, one
official bond, one declaration OF home.
stead and two notices q .=a..sr iooatious
were yesterday fled for record in the
Office Of the County Recorder.
The Santa Ana Standard, under the
management Of Messrs. Csthmor and C.
+. Stamps, the new proprietors. comes
to us this week much improved in make:
up and the general character of IFS news.
We direct the especiel attention Of
our lady readers to the new advertise.
ment of the Peoples Store. Hxtraor-
binary attractions will be offered to
their patrons by this popular store dur
ing the week.
By notice elsewhere ii will be seen
that the firm of Platt, Page 4 Bcrman
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Platt having purchased the interest
Of Mr.. Page, the retiring partner. The
business will be continued by Messrs.
Platt 4 Bermaa,
City Attorney Stephenson submitted a
resolution to the City Council last night,
drawn up in accordance with the Caan-
oils instructions, establishing localities
in the several parts of the city for hack
ney carriage stands and stands for
wagons, and establishing certain regu.
lations for their observance.
Constable Griffin yesterday arrested
George T.. Leavitt on second complaint
filed by DIR. Hartley, charging the ac-
cused with grand larceny. The prisoner
was srraigned before Justice Ling, The
examination was continued until the
return of District Attorney White, who
is at San Francisco on legal business.
The Log Angeleg Bicycle Clubi Is grow,
ing rapidly. It's membership is increas.
Ing and three new machines have already
been ordered from the East More will
soon be sent for. This splendid eser.
aiss Of bicycling is rcceiyed with sncour.
aging favor in this city and the eviden:
ces Of the Improvement in the riding Of
the members is quite fattering to their
s,s;ill.
n..otice OF intention was read at the
Council meeting last night. to grade and
improve Third street, between Main
and Spring streets. This is one Of the
best moves the Council could have made.
The pond which Is formed in this local.
ity during rain has been disgrace to
the city, and the early improvement Of
the street will be greeted by every one
with pleasure.
Mr.. s. C. Mott, Manager Of Andrews
4 stockwell's Ideal Company, leave'
for Arizona this morning to uake mr.
rapgsments for the. appearance OF th'
company in the Territory. They viii
open at Yuma and give representation
at Tucson and Tombstone en- rout'
East. We cordially recommend Mr.
Mott to oar brethren Of the press in thu
Territory Us genial gentleman, wit
takes great pleasure in extending ever!
courtesy to the fraternity.
!, We dre informed by the City Superin
tendent of Schools that there were on
hundred and seventy applications from
new pupils for seats in the city school
last week. A large proportion of tn
applicants could not be accommodate,
with seats on accpunt Of the crowde'
condition of the schools. Every schoo
room in the central portion Of the cit.
is crowded TO its utmost capacity an
new pupils are still coming. Somethin
must be done and that soon. too. Civ
us more and better school buildings.
Mr.. L H. Butterfeld, late Principa
Of the Eighth streetschool, who resigne
his position at the close of the last term
leaves to-day for San Francisco with hi
family. Mr.. Butterfed has been a sue
cessful teacher in this county for th
, past fourteen years, seven of which wer
nassed In this city. and only gives II