Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-21


Brothers will remove from their present
location, which will be occupied by the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, into the
store formerly occupied by MIR. G. W.
Peachy. next to Heinseman's drug store.
Fine prizes to foot racers, etc., at 3S's
picnic Sunday, July 22d.
City Attorney Stephenson, who has
been at San Francisco arguing the rail
road license cases before the Supreme
Court, returned home overland yester-
day.
Mr.. D. Freeman is one Of the jocund
farmers Of Los Angeles. The grain on
the Centinela and Sausal Redondo
Ranches is threshing out in most salts
factory manner. The total yield bids
fair to exceed one hundred and thirty
thousand sacks.
First weeks review-plaid wash POP
Inns 81 cents, on center table, colossal
clearance, Peoples Store.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, D. Smith, drunk, was sent up
for five days; c. Corunier, same offense,
was fined $40, with the usual alterna-
tive; w. Bassett, for leaving his team
unhitched, was fined IS, which he paid.
People, hold your breath, Misses goat
button, lis to 2, SLIPS, one day only.
Lewis Bros, Spring street, opposite Court
House.
Mr., J. @. Estudillo yesterday pur-
chased Richmond mare, Wangoche.
dam Guajome, from Mr.. Hancock NJ.
Johnston, for the sum OF $3.50. This is
a great bargain for Mr.. Estudillo, as the
mare is blooded and is Of tine stock
The owner will use her to breed from.
First weeks review arametta cash
meres rs cents, on center table, colossal
clearance, Peoples Store.
L. G. Stanchfeld, Dock e. w. Taylor
and Capt James NJ Day filed for rec.
ord in the County Recorders officer yes
terday. notice Of location of quartz claim
to be known as the Gold and Silver
Gem mine, twenty miles north Of Pomo-
ma, between the San Dimas and Azusa
Cafons.
Reduction, Reduction, one day only,
Child's goat button. worth sl.50. only
85c. Lewis Bros. Spring street, opposite
Court House.
There will be strong representation
of the Woollacott family in the northern
arrivals by train this morning. the list
embracing Henry Woollacott. Howard
WoolIacott, and Mrs Mary Woollacott
and daughter They are all near rela-
tives Of Mr.. Henry j. Woollacott, Of
this city.
Mr.. Chas. Il. Dyer was yesterday the
most excited and joyous man in the city
of Los Angeles. Charley said he could
not resist being Joyous and exultant, for
his precious wife had presented him with
his first born, who would be voter for
President in 1904 Serves him right.
First weeks archaeological mohair
III cents, on center table, colossal clear
ance, Peoples Store.
The fourth excursion OF the season to
Santa Catalina per ste mer Amelia, oc-
ours to-day. The passengers should
take the l0:l5 A. NJ. train-Los Angeles
time-for San Pedro. there to connect
with the steamer. We presume good
ly number Of excursionists will again
take in the beauties OF the island
People turned away. during our last
sale. Remember this and come early.
One day only. Lewis Bros, Spring
''ee' opp's''' No
Col. Chalmers Scott arrived IN Los
Angeles yesterday ne comes down TO
attend to lawsuit growing out OF the
diverse interests Of the Southern Pacific
and California Southern, at Cotton. He
will shortly proceed to Guatemala, to
attend to some important concerns Of
'Ae "' ''s '
Mr.. Frank Freyvogle. a prominent
citizen of Macon, Georgia, is registered
at the Pico House.
Charles S. Strattop. we'll known to
the people Of Los Angeles as Gen. Tom
Tbomb. died this week at M;ddleboro.
Mass. and was bur;ed bv the Masoo;c
frafern;tv Gen Tom was nrohablv
better tnown Than anv man Il IN
T1n;ted States and made = success ~
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