Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-09
For real fun 60 to the Rink.


furnished rooms to let.
:. General r. NJ. Sanford, Of Los Nietos,
was IN the city yesterday.
A pleasantly located cottage is ad YER
tised to let in our New To-day.
Oar old.time citizen, Tommy Gates, is
on the overland train this evening
The finest variety of fresh fish every
day at the Cafe Columbia, opposite the
Post Office.
General Sherman and party will ar
rive by special car this morning by the
northern train.
Deputy Sheriff G. p. McIain and Mr..
w. G.. Kerckhoif are due this morning
by the northern train.
| The transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to 1900, while the mort
Cages were $4,000.
DR.. X. d. Wise and wife are among
the passengers from San Francisco by
this mornings overland train.
MIR. b. Siegel, the halter, went up to
San Francisco overland last evening, to
lay in his Fall stock of hats, etc.
Hon. John w. Satterwhite and Judge
H. NJ. Willis, Of San Bernardino, will
arrive on the northern train this MORN
ing.
= The steamer Ancon leaves for the
north to-day. Passengers will take the
l0:l5 A. M. train, Los Angeles time. for
San Pedro.
Unitarian Church service will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall at 1880 this evea-
ing. Rev. Eli Fay, Phi. D., D. D., will
preach. A quartette choir will assist.
The Quaker Dairy, Is Spring sire ct,
will be reopened tomorrow. The finest
coffee aud something good to eat will be
the moito. Opposite me Nsdeau Hotel.
The moon enters upon its first quarter
this evening. 1t looks very much like
huge slice of golden watermelon, but is
taDtalizing by being too far distant to
sample.
In United States Commissioner Lees
Court yesterday, Charles Bennett ac-
cused Of selling liquor to Indians, was
examined aud held TO answer before the
United States District Court in San Fran
cisco.
BY notice under the proper head it
will be seen that Mr.. Edgar Sessions, Of
this city. and Mrs. SYLVIA L. Lucas, of
Compton, have entered into a life part
nersnip, in winch tue HERALD wishes
the happy couple Long lite and pros
perity.
rancho. built by Messrs. c. IL. Watts,
NJ. l.. Wicks, Il. t. Wright and. NJ. e.
Hodgkius, for supplying water to the
settlers on that tract, was completed
yesterday, and tue water turned in from
the springs.
Henry Gutt g Bauer, found guilty Of
keeping an opium den, was sentenced
by City Justice Morgan, yesterday, to
pay fine of 500. or, in default 100
days imprisonment. The defendant
gave notice Of appeal, aud filed the
necessary bond.
Attention is directed to the card OF
Mr.. Chas. Smith. of Downey City, ac-
knowledging the prompt payment by
the Messrs. Miles Bros, agents OF the
Phoenix and Home Insurance Compau-
les, of the losses sustained by him by
reason OF lire.
Mr.. Simonds, the gentleman who
made the grand organ for the Fort-street
M. Z. Churh, was engaged during a
large part of yesterday in tuning the
instrument, and putting it IN thorough
condition for the special exercises Of the
Conference to-day.
A large proportion Of the vegetables
and fruit shipped east yesterday morn
ing per Wells, Fargo 4 Co. s express,
were destined for Ell Paso, Texas and
DcmiDg, N. NJ. Much OF the goods
billed to FL Paso Will be distributed
through the State Of Chihuahua.
Rev. B. A. Washburn, the Holiness
Band fellow, who went about the coun-
try exhibiting his wild vogaries. has
been let out Of the M. E. Church and
his license to preach roiurned to the
Conference. This action Of the Confer
ence will be endorsed by the community.
Although the Knights Templar head
quarters have been closed for several
days past, few Sir Knights have been
passing through the city daily, nearly
all of them stopping over one or more
days. A majority Of them have met
some of the members Of Ceur de Lion
Commandery, No. 0, Of this city.
The committee appointed by the citi
zens Of Vernon to canvass thai district
and ascertain the sentiment Of the peo-
pie in regard to making use Of the
sewage Of the Main street sewer report
that two to one OF the orchardists and
Iirrigaiors are in favor Of the measure.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
torday, J H. Stoddard and Felipe Cas-
trc, drunk aud disorderly. went up for
ten days each; Henry Whitmer, dis
turbing the peace, ten days; Andres
Castro, battery, on complaint Of Cata-
rina 0rios. was fined $50, with the usual
alternative.
The British ship BIengfel arrived at
San Pedro to,days l2l daysfrom London.
with full cargo of Portland cement,
consigned to Walter s. Maxwell, of this
city. This gentleman now has three
ships at Wilmington--the bark Cordelia,
loading with wheat, another ship dis
charging coal, and the above vessel with
cargo Of cement.
The new St. Paul's Episcopal Church
on Olive street approaches completion,
and shows off for long distance as one
Of the handsomest and most ornate
church buildings in the city. The new
Baptist Church, ON Fort street. near
Sixth, is spacious edificc. The frame-
work is entirely up, and work is pro-
gressing on the interior and the steepie.
| This house Of worship will be large and
comfortable.
The Semi-Tropic Saloon and lunch
room, adjoining the Nadeau Hotel, was
opened last night by Charles Eaton, with
free turkey lunch and salad. The estab-
Iishment is fitted up in Eastlake style
and all the appointments arc frst-class
and homemade. Manning & Otfutt. the
artists, are responsible for the beautiful
decorations, and James Cronin, the vet
eran mixologist from the Occidental
Hotel at San Francisco. will preside at
the bar.
One Of the curiosities seen by re.
porter of the HERALD yesterday was a
walking stick over which had been
drawn the skin Of spotted black and
white snake. This novel staff was pre.
pared by w. W. 4 s. A. Widney. at
their bazaar, bus they do not wish that
their snakes Oh cA ,es are any indication
lof snakes in ,hsr boots; for they are
mot. Should = p 'rson wish to invest