Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-24

Rev. A. }. Wells lectures at the First
Presbyterian Church this evening. Sub
ject-sSurvival Of the Fittest.s Mr..
w. White will sing.
1t is reported that President Arthur
will visit Los Angeles sometime In Au.
gust next. The ladies' Of Los Angeles
are informed that he is widower, and
good looking.
In United States Commissioner Lees
Court. yesterday, argument was begun
by Judge Towner for the prosecution, in
the Las Bolsas perjury case. The case
will be continued to-day.
A substantial post, SKIS inches, has
been erected at the northeast corner Of
the old Commemorative depot to pro-
tect pedestrians, and keep teams from
encroaching upon the platform.
Second week Colossal Clearance,
checked Nainsooks 81 cents, Peoples
Store.
The excavation for the cellar Of the
new valla building is completed, and
the joists for the first story on the north
side, are laid. Workmen are busily en-
gagged on the massive foundation on the
south side.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office, yesterday,
twenty-one deeds, two mortgages, two
satisfactions OF mortgages, two marriage
licenses, two miscellaneous papers and
one notice of location of mining claim.
b. Chandler and J. G. Bower fled for
record in the County recorders Office,
yesterday, notice of location of the
Chandler Petroleum mining claim on
Lot 9 SW /, section G, township 3
south, range . west, containing thirty.
one acres.
A cherry tree Of the Bigler variety
belonging to Mr.. A. Baldwin. Of Santa,
Cruz, produced this year 423 pounds Of
cherries that sold for $25. The cherry
appears to be the most popular fruit
tree in the market.
Mr.. Charles +. Stamps, Of the Santa
Ana Standard, was in the city ycster-
day. He informed us that everything
was quiet in that section at present, the
farmers and vine-growers being busy
with their crops.
Judge Sepulveda held night session
in his department Of the Superior Court
last night, the Hay rape case being on
trial. 1t will probably be concluded to-
day, the evidence for the prosecution
being nearly all in.
ia. Littletield, alias Allen, the horse
thief arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gard,
was arraigned before City Justice Nor.
gan, yesterday, and, in default OF $500
bail, was committed for examination on
the 18th instant, at 4 P. NJ.
Mrs. Hammett, the trio medium, will
address the circle at Mrs. Logan's
rooms, No. IL North Main street, every
evening this week. Spirits talk SO
readily through her organs of speech
that answers are given to profound
questions.
Mr.. A. NJ. Ellsworth, Superintendent
Of the Oriental mines and mill at Calico,
is at the Cosmopolitan. Mr.. Ellsworth
is veteran miner, and one OF the pion-
GERS. He moves slowly, but always
successfully, and his experience is a
treasure to any company.
We regret to learn that Gen. Pbineas
Banning was run over and severely hurt
bv a team nj San Franc;sco n, satnrd.v
r. m.,--s-.., =. 49,
,teieg'ans receiveu yesietoay STATE that
s ,s IN, lures we're no. as serious as ~
ing rapidly.
Work ON Tho c,lo,ado hr;dna :, .ha
Needles is nov GOING ahead he tha ia
~ l.rro, h.roos ana ~ It.. +.
- as, es "' p'' u'se's' ="
Two Meehs' !, Is sald, 'he cars VIII cross
'ne river. lra'us now run 70 tne pridgee
AUG barge FERRIES passengers ana
'reight promptly over.
II the mortgage mentioned Yesterday
~ our evening contemporary, as siio'-
w. '"oa'u nave 'ne 'nree c'phers taken
away NV nna pam p 20 ie.', .l,e isem wonia
mort Of being true MORTGAGES Of sl75.
600 in Los Angeles are not often
reached.
ny card elsewhere 1t viii be seen that
Professor Louis Adams, so long and ia
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'o,"' ."o" '" ',''s o,'s' nus re'u'heu
tba French Iauana. u ~p r se LESSONS dss;.; -
to acquire a thorough knowledas Of the
language will find Professor Adams n
most competent TEACHER