Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-01
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New styles neckwear At Slegeis.
The mud dried up considerably yes
terday.
Read the new advertisement Of the
Peoples Store.
The showery month Of April ,om-
mences to-day.
Hon. ]. +. Crank and wife, Of Fair
Oaks, were in the city yesterday.
Owing to . brisk demand choiee baled
hay sold at sls per ton yesterday.
Judge B. s. Eaton was in the city yes
terday from the Iowa colony. Cuca-
mongo.
The Board of Supervisors meet for the
April session tomorrow, tMonday), at
l0A. NJ.
New styles straw hats at Siegers.
When you get house number notice,
buy Greenslades lOc numbers, No.
Postoffice.
Ninety dollars will buy nice, new
organ at Clsrk's Temple Of Music, First
street near Main.
Sheriff Currier reports three inches Of
rain at his fine ranch near Spadra for the
storm Of last week.
Sufficient cars will be attached to the
Santa Monica train to-day to accommo-
date all who wish to go.
New styles Of spring hats at siegePs.
Thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending s:l5 last evening--m axi
mum, 65 degrees; minimum A degrees
Two hundred and eighty-five dollars
will buy nice, new rosewood piano at
Clark's Temple Of Music, First street
near Main.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Produce Exchange will be held at the
rooms Of the Exchange, in the Baker
Block, tomorrow at ARM.
Autumn clusters at II. Jevne's.
Gluten -four by the barrel, half barrel
and pound, ut Il. Jevne's, 40 Spring
street.
Mr.. C. H. Condee, Of San Bernar-
dino; A, Rubio and wife. Ontario; and
w. A. Stratton, Of San Diego, are at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Santa Monica will be crowded with
guests to-day. The hotels are already
nearly full, but are yet able to accom-.
date transient custom.
1t is probable that in the coming fifty.
mile race to take place in April. there
will be three contestants, which will
make the race much more exciting.
Largest stock Of hats at Siegel's.
Mr.. P. Potts, Of Tustin City, was in
town yesterday on business. He reports
the rainfall at Tustin at an inch and a
half for the storm for the past week.
Since the rain discontinued its favors,
active work has again been commenced
on the improvements at the new depot,
which will now be rushed to completion.
Two car loads Of the finest pianos and
organs ever in Southern California just
received and for sale cheap at Clark's
Temple of Music, First street near Main.
City Justice Morgan yesterday paid
over to City Treasurer Kays the sum Of
S432.75, the amount Of fees and costs
collected by him during the month of
March.
Granula, the great health food, at II.
Jevne's. 40 Spring street.
There was an error in the previous
publication in some of the newspapers
about the rainfall at the Normal School
building. The total for the recent storm
was PSI inohes.
Yesterday was typical Spring day,
in the city and plain the sun shone and
the air was June, while on the noun
tains the great white clouds bathsd the
rocks and trees with snow.
Don Augustin Machado, q prominent
mining man residing at Guymas, Sonora.
Mexico. Is at the Pico House. He will
make a tour Of California on business
connected with his Sonora interests.
Finest line Of colored shirts at siesels.
pity Attorney Stephenson yesterday
fled for record in the County Recorders
office, on behalf Of the city, release Of
the bondsmen Of J. j. Carrillo, they
having paid $4,000 in full Of all de-
mands.
The present southern terminus Of the
northern division Of the Mexican Central
Railway. is now at Hidalgo, State of
chihuahua, and less than one hundred
miles from the Capital Of the State Of
Durango.
Mr.. N. G. Carter, of Carterhia, was
In the city yesterday. He states the
rainfall on the Carter tract for the past
week to have been four inches. That
insures bountiful crop in that part of
the country. tftf
East India gherkins at H. Jevne's, 40
Spring street.
The steamer 0rizaba is due TO arrive
from San Francisco this morning and
leaves for San Diego in the afternoon.
Passengers for the latter place will take
the AIS P. N. train--Los Angeles time
for San Pedro,
The morning express east from Los
Angeles no longer makes close connec.
tion with the California Southern Rail.
road at Cotton. Passengers are COM
PEELED to wait over at Cotton for five
hours.
Strawberry, raspberry and pine apple
syrups, at H. Jevne's, 40 Spring street.
We were in error in stating that Mr..
Herman Wangeman furnished the music
for the A. o. U. w. entertainment at