Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
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| Rooms for light housekeeping are
advertised for elsewhese.
! Some grade Jersey heifers are adver.
tlsed for sale under New Day.
See advertisement headed Good
Business Chance" in our New To Day.
An eligibly located house, furnished CT
unfurnis he'd, is advertised for sale under
New To-Day.
| The steamer Ancon left for San Diego
yesterday afternoon with about the usual
list of passengers.
Mr.. R. NJ. Pogson, Superintendent of
the TETON Rancho. is in the city, and is
registered at the Pico House.
Thirty-four carloads of coal were
hauled up to the city by The two San
Pedro trains yesterday.
The list of hotel arrivals is unavoidably
crowded out Of this mornings HERALD
by press Of advertising.
The cars Of the new street railway
were started yesterday to run regularly
at intervals of fifteen minutes.
Real estate transfers amounting to
$ll.S55 were filed for record. in the
County Recorders office yesterday.
Mrs. Leavitt, of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, addressed the
pupils OF the Normal School yesterday
The people of Vernon District have
decided to have nothing to do with the
sewage Of the city. Now, where will
it got
Deputy Sheriff Huber lefs for Stockton
last evening, having in charge Mrs. Julia
Wetterauer, committed to the Insane
Asylum.
We were glad to see Col. George Bat
Ter Griffin, who has been confined to his
house by illness for several weeks, at
his office yesterday.
1t will be seen by notice in our New
Day that the sale of the span of
mules owned by the county has been
postponed until the 22d instant.
Harry Slotterbeck is now at San
Francisco purchasing full assortment
Of the latest improved shotgans, rifles,
pistols and sporlsmen's tackle generally |
Mr. Ernsl Denicke, OF schnabel L !
Deuicke, Of the famous Fredericksburg
Brewery, San Jose, is III the city, and
favored the HERALD With call yester-
day.
Workmen were yesterday engaged in
placing new rails on the curve on the
new street railway at the corner of Main
and Fnst streets. it is now in good |
condition.
The family of Mr.. Henry Glass. our
weil-known citizen. left for New York !
on Satur day, whence they will embark |
for visit OF several months to their old
home in Germany.
Periscopic flint spectacles for 81 90
pair, as fine a glass as those sold for
twice the money elsewhere. Look for
the street stand, at the fountain 10 front
Of Temple Block.
Elsewhere appears the advertisement
of Mrs. NJ. w. Spencer, who has ceased
the upper floor of the Solomon Building.
She is prepared to rent out furnished
or unfurnished rooms.
Fifteen crates of poultry were shipped |
north last evening from tkis city by ex-
press. They were billed to San Fran
cisco, and are almost daily occurrence,
not only in regularity but amount.
The police last night raidcd three
gambling rooms and arrested twenty
eight men, either as players or specta-
tors. They put up their money to ap-
pear before City Justice Morgan to-day.
George Redding, arraigned in City
Justice Morgan's Court, yesterday, ON
the charge OF assault to commit murder,
plead not guilty and was held in $500 |
for examination at P. NJ. Wednesday
next.
About 200 passengers visited Santa
Monica on Sunday. Five cars were
used. The Summer season il about
drawing to a close. Many are also |
returning from the canon, which is now
almost deserted.
Frederick Walter fled for record in
the County Recorders office yesterday
notice of location of water at the head
of San Gabriel canon for 2500 feet along |
the line OF the Irene aud Hoos:er Boy |
mines to Baldy mountain.
In Justice Liug's Court. yesterday,
Anton Anie, charged with making
threats to kill, was examined and dis |
charged, the evidence being insufficient.
After the decision he and the complain |
ant reconciled their differences and left
the Court room together on amieable
terms.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk to Charles W. Davis and
Mamie II. Perry, Charles $. Wadlow
and Eliza Lowe, john I. Haskell and
Refugio Ballard, and VIM. e.. Harris
and Rose Farnsworth were filed for
record in the County Recorders office
yesterday.
e-Downey City Station sent ont by
rail in August thirty carloads Of corn
and one Of barley. Among other items
shipped were 74,l00 eggs. II other
localities world follow the eg2s-ample of
Downey and produce more eggs they
would lind the business very profitable.
When the usual train from San Pedro
comes in or goes out--with the usual
twenty-eight loaded cars and two pas
senger cars--it reaches north from the
old depot to Marchessault street, or
Banning street when going north The
trains stretch out longer than is gener-
ally supposed.
Yesterday, the second day Of the double
Mexican Anniversary this year. was also
the anniversary OF the Chilenos, many
of whom took part in the exercises and
procession. The Swiss will celebrate
their 576th anniversary Of Independence
on Thursday next at San Luis Obispo
and Petaluma.
The new rooms for the Fair Of the
sixth District Agricultural Society, on
the corner Of Los Angeles and First
streets, are forty-iive front on Los
Angeles street and l47 feet on First
street. There can also be obtained five
large warerooms on the ground floor, il
needed, that will double the space Of the
main hall.
Elsewhere appears the advertisement
Of Smiths Hotel. As a caterer. both in
Los Angeles. at his hostelry at the cor
ner Of Commercial and Los Angeles
streets, and at Santa Monica, Smith has
proved q great success. His prices are
low and his viands are tirst-class.
In the City Court, yesterday, Justies
Morgan on the bench, James Swartz,
drunk, was sent up for ten days. Law
renee sullivan, convicted of battery, was
fined $50 or thirty days. LOUIS Wassee,
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