Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-18

enteen deeds, three mortgages. three
satisfactious Of mortgages, one marriage
! license one notice OF water location and
four miscellaneous papers.
Every day, between 8 and O'Clock.
number Of pedestrians with railroad
tickets in their hats, may be seen peraIn-
bulating the streets They are through |
A. NJ, and leave al 6:45. aud In the mean
time take in the sights, to them, Of
strange CT y.
Messrs. Hammel 4 Denker. at the
Cosmopolitan, have specimen ear of
corn from their ranch on the Rodeo de
las Aguas consisting Of large central
ear surrounded by seven little ears all
sprinping from one stem. This speci-
men Is an early variety of sweet corn.
J. Charles West. Of the Azusn, filed
for record ia the County Recorders
office yesterday, notice Of claim TO fifty
| inches Of water to be used on the N. ]
Of NV. 4. Sw. Of NV. / and n.
w. Of SW. /, section 90. township
NJ, Iange9 w. for domestic and irri-
gazing purposes.
Charley Wagner. who has for years
leased a small vineyard and orchard on
Alameda street. near Washington, sold
his crop Of apricots this year at four
cents per pound. He had eighty tons Of
grapes last year, which brought $1,000,
and this years crop will be as heavy.
At this rate, there Is no doubt but that
Wagner will soon buy the place.
We learn that the venerable Mi. e.
Chaplin, Of Poway, died on.Sunday morn
ing from the effects Of drinking by mis-
take some water in which fy-killing pa
per had been soaked. He took il to mix
some lemonade. The quantity of poison
taken was not large. but his great age,
81 years, caused it to prove fatal in spite
OF all that could be done. San Diego
Union.
When the new Bernard, Kuhrts, Lich-
tenborger and Covarrubias and Forster
buildings on First street are completed,
with the addition Of a building to be
erected OH the site Of the old tree depot,
that street. between Main and Spring,
will be one of the busiest and most or
namcntal streets in the city.
There was large gathering Of mining
men in the city yesterday. Among the
number wo observed John c. King D.
4. Dicky, G. F. Msacham. e. H. |
Thomas, q. w. Yager, j. A. Whitmore,
j. B. Osborne, Tom Warden, j. A. Nc |
Donald, f. r. johnson, f. s. Blasdeli,
III. F. Ward. H. II Markham, G. N. |
Hassen and others who are interested |
in mining in Southern California.
Mr., A. Peasiey, 10 double column al.
vertiasment elsewhere In this mornings |
HERALD. announces that he has opened
a tinware and stove emporium at No. |
3l4 N. Maia street. where he will keep |
full assortment of the latest improved |
cooking stoves, ranges, tinware and all |
article in that line. Mr.. Peasley will |
pay special attention to sanitary plumb
ing
Mr.. L. II. Hannas, formerly of this
city, but for year OF so past resident
OF his ranch at Providencia. about twelve
miles north of Los Angeles, was in the
city yesterday He informs us that |
his wheat crop was excelIe I, and with |
out sign OF rust, while his Is, 900 vines
are doing well without irrigation His
chickens and crop OF vegetables also as.
sist in making competency.
The porch in front Of the main en-
trance to the new Nadeau hotel on
Spring street. is being erected. The
handsome wooden awning will soon be
erected around the entire building. The |
gas connection was made yesterday at
the corner Of Spring an FIRST streets,
under the supervision of M. g. Fay. The |
gas fixtures will be attached to the pipts
in the building "a soon rs possible
| We had the pleasure OF meeting our
young friend MFR. A. NJ Edeman yes
terday. who is paying visit to his
parents and other relations in this city.
Mr.. E,ielmnn, who has b,en studyi q at
San Francisco for some years for the
profession OF an architect. we are GLAD
to see. has had his plan accepted for the
new school house about TO be built by
the Board Of Education.
The State Board Of Equalization has
agreed upon the following System Of as
sessment of vineyards in California:
First-class. producing over nine tons per
acre, $3.50; second-class, producing over
six tons, to and including mine tons,
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called 10 the cohoitioh OF the MAIN street
sewer. 1t appears to be stopped up at
times NJ tbe south end or alsei. a, nm.
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r o.. W. ' has tsramh ~ ,; nv po,s,
wash basins Of the city. creating an in
tolerable stencil. There Is break or
.sax 81 s.aa A ,nh; sshe ~ ~ pam Meyeus
and deadly. Who i to blame,
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an eye'o'e, '1equehuy msn''oneo IN
the HERALD, is to be finally biotted out.
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ners.o,0rs, no.wl'hssancing tne SUD
stant'ai s'rucsures on tse osher three
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