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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22
Arrest for Disturbing Worship.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-Daniel and
Mary Cronin were found guilty Of
disturbing worship at the Catho'i;
church at Brooklyn. They accused
the pastor, Rev. Florence Mccarthy,
with having caused It priests de,th
by starvation. AID With enticing
away their daughte'. When the
reverend gentleman protested his in
nocence they called HIM a liar. The
defense admitted the charges and
asked the court to look into the mat
ter in mitigation of the sentence.
Sentence is withheld pending the
civil action brought by Cronin
against the priest.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22

The German Crown Prince has left
Rome. He was very flatteringly re-
ceived by the Government aud the
people.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22
The Engineers Strike in Mani
tOba.

WINNIPEG, Dec. 2l.-The strik-
ing engineers met Superintendent
Egan last night and agreed TO 60
back to work in a body. Egan re-
fused to reiDstate those men who had
deserted trains, and subjected the
property of the company to injury.
There are little chances for a settle
ment now Many engineers are
leaving for the States A new driver
from Montreal arrived yesterday, and
was brutal]y assaulted by the strik-
Ara.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22

A new %postoffice has been estab-
lished on Cottonwood Greek in the
Judith Basin.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22

Missoula county has just paid Sl0,-
500 for a new bridge across the He'll
Gate.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-22

Referring to Sabln, the new Chair.
man of the National Republican
Committee, the Philadelphia Press
says: His remarks on taking the
chair indicate that his selection was
In the nature of a compromise" His
remarks also indicate that unless he
effects a compromise at an early date
with the man who has charge of the
English language he will get himself
disliked. The grammar makers are
very indignant over the elevation of
MI. Sabin.
Speaking of Presidential candidates
the following from the World of the
18th Inst. may be mentioned: "At
last we have an item from Washing
ton which possesses real political
significance. The estimat!e wife of
Senator Logan and the good wife If
ex-senator Blaine were seer prone
nading together on the principal
avenue Of the city yesterday. Nat
urally the gossips find IN this little
episode the shadowy suggestion of a
Blaine-LOgan alliance. 1t is an in !
dication that the statesman from /,
Maine and the heroic gentleman
from Illinois are on excellent terms.
When the wives of great men are
found promenading together there is .
amity In the neighborhood. In this
instance it probably means that Mr..
Blaine, who declares that he is en-
tirely out of the Presidential race,
has decided to throw his influence in
favor of Logan. The alliance would
he a powerful one. 1t Is but fair to
presume that Mr.. Arthur is alive to
he Importance, not to say the gray
ty, of the situation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
Iduare, had been burnt throurI. tl,eaoor.

square. had been burnt through thehoor.
The hall had not been occupied since
Sunday night. when it is thought some
one must have thrown lighted cigar
into wooden box, filled with sawdust,
used as spittoon. This had been ig.
nited BY the cigar. and. there being no
draft, had smoldered without blazing,
burning the hole through the floor as
stated above. Had there been the
slightest draft the probabilities are that
Downey Block would now be q mass Of
ruins. taf 4t
There was another crowded house last
night at Turn verein Hall for the
second performance of Humpty Dumpty,
by Andrews 4 Stock wells Ideal Panto
mime and Star Specially Company.
The programme was changed from that
of the evening before in several respects.
Tho hits made we're good and effective
and were greeted with enthusiastic ap-
plause. Andy Morris and little Tootsey
have become prime fssorites, little
Tootsey creating yells Of laughter among
the gallery gods by his amusing little
tricks. Ths entertainment. taken all in
all, is an exceptionally pleasing one and
is drawing large audiences at each sue
ceeding performance. The matinee to-
day and the Performance tonight will
conclude the engagement. Prior to the
commencing Of the night entertainment,
q display Of fire. works and au exhibition
of tight rope walking will be givon in
front OF Turn Verein Hall at q few min
utes after seven O'clock.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
1At OLDEST MAN.
An Indian Supposed to Have been
100 Years Old

The San Diego San, about three weeks
ago, gave an account of the death of
an Indian at Real dol Castillo. Baia
California, who was believed to have
been anywhere from $50 to l60 years
old. The death of this aged specimen
of the genus homo resulted from injuries
received BY the burning of his "wickiup, !"
which was supposed to have been set on
fire by himself with suicidal intent. In
its issue of the llth instant, the sun
gives the following additional particu-
lars in confirmation of his great age:
Since the article published in the Sun
on the 2sfd ult., in regard to this aged
Indian. many inquiries have been made
as to whether anything further could be
learned of him, or of bis exact age. 1t
has been found that he was present at
the laying Of the cornerstone of the
Old Mission. l20 years ago; that he had
with him his wife and three sons. One
young man, who could not have been
less than IS years of age. the second
boy ID or l6 years old, and the third Q
or 10 years Of age. Men living now
who knew the boys when they were
alive say that the boys--old men when
known here often told of seeing tho
old Mission built, Of the feast when the
work was begun and the ceremony of
laying tho cornerstone. All then re-
mernbered 1t well. Juan Melendrex, Of
the Real del Castillo. who has known
the family for over fifty years. says that
old "Long Hide" was believed to be
over 100 years old when he first knew
him, over fifty years ago. The old
people who have known him tho longest
believe him to be over 100 years Of aye.
Until about year ago he walked with
ease. aud until within tho past three
years was as straight as an arrow,
Of J large, fine franc, splendid
physique, large head, and looked and
like one Of those old vet
Grams we read Of in Cooper's
and other novels. Parties in the Real
to have the old mans photo
graph taken for the New York Graphic
and Harper's Weehiy, but tho old In
dian did not want to come to San Diego,
" aoio Nv soiu NJ hiaAJ VI hio poopho uhu |
lied. Down to two years ago, there |
was not an Indian. old or young, in his
whole band. that could handle him. He |
very seldom drank any liquor Of any
Kind, and never was seen drunk. 1t is |
that the records of tho Old |
Mission, when it was begun, contain the
I'D mans signature (markl, as he said
ae signed his name to a paper that day.
4 few incredulous people who, because
hey were not present at his birth. or at
.he building Of the Old Mission. or be.
,ause their names were not mentioned
IS present wlian the old man died, have
zen ft to laugh at the fact Of the old
mans age being l55 years or more, even
without taking the pains to learn wheth-
n true or not. The opinion of such
PEOPLE is worth just as much on this
question IS on any other, which is but
7ery little indeed. The old Indian lived.
Ie is now dead. Secrets have died
With him which now never will be
;nown. All--white n,en. Mexicans and
indians speak only in his praise
When the Indians were asked, how old
he old man was. they answered. .'God
My knows"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
Santa Ana and Vicinity.

The following items are taken from
the Santa Ana Herald of this date:
Mr.. A. B. Kutfle is a happy man. aud
the cause thereof is the arrival at his
house, on Tuesday last. of bouncing
boy. making the tenth.
The school trustees, in view of the
prevailing sickness, have postponed the
opening Of the public schools until the
22d instant. and will still further post
pone tue opening if there is no abate-
ment of the sickness among children.
Mr.. r. McPhersou. of Orange recent
ly bought nearly the entire walnut crop
of Los Nietos valley, for San Francisco.
parties. He disbursed about ten thou
sand dollars. One man was paid $1,000.
The walnut is one OF the most profita-
BILE products grown, as shown by ample
experience.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Spurgeon has Just sold to
Mr.. C. C. Culver three acres Of land On
the east side Of the railroad track, near
the depot. upon which will be ercted
cannery buildings. dwellings for work.
men, etc. 1t is the calculation to begin
work on the building some time during
this month.
We believe our estimate OF the orange
product of the valley, this season, will
be below the mark. We put the yield
ut 90, 900 boxes. So far the number Of
boxes received and erdeted frou, me
factory amount IL 2a.,1.p, ,ji ,ness- bar
one car-lo.ii MS ,e.le q fastin, aud
none have been ordered for Santa Apa
The crop Is an iianeusa Ji...
The following werc the exports .rona
the Saata Ana drpst Tor the week sud
Ing january lssh; Esss, 81 oas.is. 2.s.,o
pounsAs; green lruit, g boxes, 7, .Gs
poaisis oranges, lines and lemons, 36l
boxes. 23.0i0 pun u,ls; coal, s cars, a5,.
Wv pouhest Hptfs po ShShSt Id, ~
pounds; sheep, i2 cars, 240. 900 pounds;
corn, one car, 70, 240 pounds, general
6.85o pounds. Total,
405. 1872 p unds.
On Wednesday morning last McPher-
son Bros. forwarded two carloads Of
raisins from Orange, the balance of the
crop manufactured and packed by them.
They have shipped elevon carloads in
all, making ten thousand boxes. which
was the estimate some time since. The
main portion Of these raisins were the
product Of the magnificent vineyard Of
the McPhersons. They probably packed
three thousand boxes for outsideparties.
The bulk of these raisins were rated as
No. !. and they were all received by
Lusk & Co., Of San Francisco. The new
vineyard of the McPhersons will give
good sccount of itself next wear, and
add much to the crop. y ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REeosTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE s. aiB
s)N, EXAMINERS OF TITLES
coNvEYANcEs-yAN. 1G, 1895.

[ C0NyEYANCES-JAN. 1c, 1895
GFRBP Perdsw and Nettie Perdew to Mary
Smith-s0 acres in Rancho Santiago de SAINTS
Ana; 500.
Juan Bernard to Thomas Coss-Lots 10, IT and
81, Bernard tract; sl405
Thomas Goss to u q Tcc Lot 81. Bernard
tract. $500.
Isaac N Moore to Isaias W HeIlmsn--Lots 10,
10 and IA, Agricultural Park tract; 81.
HAYDEN Mcclellan to W Chlds-Lot 2. blk l;
lots IL and 8, blk s; lot .. blk 10, and undivided
1 Of lot |. blk 8, City Homestead tloct; sl650.
Raspare cohn to W Hayerstick-Lot 4, blk
Augustus h Cook to @ II wedgewood-E OF
4 OF NV 1 sec 9, T As, 4 10 W; ssos
Augustus u Cook TO W Shook w Of E of
NV sec 0: 7 $. r 10 W: sss.
Petra Gotta de Polorena y Acosto to 0 W
Childs-Tract W side San Pedro ct; $50.
Laura T Ames to Cynthia Dunsmoor-Lot !
and # OF lot Z, Bouton's subdivision OF N I
blk 27. Ords survey; $3.50
Laura T Ames to 5 Dunsmoor-Lot IL, same
subdivision; $3.50.
Frank friedman TO antoine bi.ise-Lot II, blk
c, Desnoyer's tract, $3.50.
Antoine Baiso to Anna Martin--Same as last;
: WIN H Workman and Maria E. his wife, to
Elijah Brayton-Part Of lot 5. blk 72. Hsnaock's
survey; 500.
Elijah Brayton to James N Bnyton--2 acres
In lot 3, blk ", Hancock's survey; $500.
John Lazzarevich and Juana L. bis wife, to
Martin Biscailuz-Lot II, blk X, Mt Pleasant
tract; 81.
Real Estate Associates to Mary z Foy--sot i2.
blk 0, Fairmount tract; $50.
Isaac W Lord to Mary D Lord--Lots 5 and 9,
blk b, Fort Hill tract; -
Mary Lord to Isaac W Lord-Blocks 9, l, 2,
~ and Is; lots H. L. ID, IA, ID. blk 10; lots 49,
and 20. blk Is, and blk :, less lots and 2, Wool.
en- NEIL tract; lots ., 10. IL and H. blk b, aud lots
80 and 81, blk @. Fort Hill tract; lot l3. blk q.
lots and TO- blk /; lots IL and IA. blk j; lot 0.
blk L. 50 It Of lot 49, blk 49, lots 2. 7. 0, II and
10, blk z Mott tract. undivided Of j lots l
and 2, blk 81, and lots / and 2, blk 20, East Los
Angeles; lots and 8. blk IS; lots end 81 blk IL,
and %. blk 4; undivided OF lot 0. blk s; lots
and 4. blk 6; lot 10, blk 7; lots and 16. blk s;
lots and T. blk o; lots and 70, blk 10, lats 10
and 10, blk l3, lot 27, blk IL lots IL. 49, % and
80, blk l2 lots and 10, blk IL lots I, l6 and IS.
blk Is; lot 1, blk l6; lot blk II. and lots 10. 49,
2, and s5. blk 20, brooklyn tract. and lot U, blk
rs; lot F. blk 81. and lot v. blk oe Santa Monica;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
She Wanted Notices.
lEsstsrn pspsr.i

A gentleman whose wife had in.
structed him to purchase few nice,
appropriate mcttoes, became iuebriated
and forgot just what was wanted Of
him. He had confused notion that
his wifc's request was in some way rela.
two to the purchase Of something in the
way of sign cards, so he called upon a
dealer and purchased quito variety.
''I've got 'em (hic) my dear. He-he.
here's whole lot Of nice un's, he said
as he triumphantly produced his pack.
age.
ton she opened the parcel and found
'As Hands iioS oSff." .Your Choice for Five
Cents" "Look Out for the Locomo-
tive" '.Keep OF the Grass; No Dogs
Admitted" "Ham Sandwiches Ten
Cents Each" "Tom and Jerry" '.For
Rent" ''Oysters In All Styles"
Then the lady went down town to
make her own selections. And when
her husband woke up one morning after
spree that cost him 500, placard
stared him In the face from bis
bedroom wall, "Rum Did IT." and when
he turned over with q groan he noticed
the warning, ''Shun the Bowl" Shift.
ing uneasily to the other side, he caught
sight Of death In the Cup" He hasn't
been drunk since.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
Passengers Due This evening.


The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night.
NJ N Parker, Hollister; M F L Perrin,
Cincinnatti; NJ G Roca, Tucson; Oliver
Hawes and wife. Capt Mason, San Fran.
cisco, e Butler Chicago; J W McDanl
ields, Kansas City; W J McFisld, Los
Angeles; J Ackworth h H clspham, J
Acworth, Jr. London, Eng; FM Rober-
son. Fayette, Iowa, L A Brsdferld. Texi
DR. N J Aiken. Grand Rapids, Mich, w
T Powell, Milpitss. ss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
1nssa,las,on Of omcers.

r
The officers Of Los Angeles Lodge
No. %. /. O. O. F.. were duly installed
Wednesday evening. by District Deputy
Grand Master A. NJ. Lawrence assisted
by Past Grands. Chas. C. Cheese
borough as Grand Marshal, c. c. Lips
Grand Warden; Eugene German, GRAND
Secretary, John Fischer. The follow
ing officers were installed for tho ensu
ing term; J. @. DeTurk, NC; W. F,
Marlsau. v. g.; Fred. Eaton, Conduc
tor; A. Franck, R. s., John Schumacher
Treas; r. w. Ready. p. s.; Lonii
Roeder. Warden; Joseph Laventhal, in
side Guardian. as
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
f
Treassirer's Report.

To Ms Board cf Directors cf The si=sh
District Agricultural Association.
GENTLEMEN: Herewith you viii find
a statement OF the amount Of moneys
received and paid by me during the cur.
rent year. Yours resp'y,
f. F. SPENCE, Treasurer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

The old reliable store of c. +. IIsinze-
man is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has full line of patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
slit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
WAR DEPARTMENT.. SIGNAL. SER.
VICE. q. s. ARMY.

division of Telegranis and Reports Tor the ben
ct OF Commerce and Agriculture Report OF OBJ
servations taken at Los Angeles. CAL. Jan. i2.
1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

The largest and finest assortment of
buggy robes, horse blankets and whips
ever brought to Los Angeles. iu,t re-
eeived at ). c. Foy's pioneer saddle and
harness nlanufactory, No. II Los An
ge!es street. d22 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Il th,ught Miss s., that you hated
that hirty MINI, yet you went up and
kissed her" Miss S.--i do hate her,
and that is why ! did It. Look at the hi
frscklss on her cheek whore ! kissed the
powder on" W t+f Ai
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

r. Undquist, merchant tailor. No. 2l
Spring street. i himself practical cut
ter; and. having had ample experiences
in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
knows how 70 meet the requirements Of
his customers. He keeps o full supply
Of the bsst cloths constantly on hand
and makes them up "upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
NOTICE
Housekeepers!

III at all interested i'm the welfare Of
your family, be particular In the selection
Of all things that 60 to make up your daily
table. Above all, see that the Tea you
consume Is Of an unadulterated quality,
which can only be obtained with certainty
from dealers that understand the leaf.
1t is safe to say that not one grocer in
a hundred has a thorough knowledge of
Tea. and generally buys his stock by APP
prarance and price. In ni0sf eases select
ing such as will b..ng ;s,m handsome .co-
fits, regnrtllcsA ~ tn,. welfare ot MS par.
rOns.
have for years aeen associated .ss
the management u. Che :nrGa Gratc-y
House OF c. JESSs.. Chicago, II fouss. tHaG
for Teas, COnces and Spices stands second
to none In America. In this capacity 4
have, by years Of close application and
study, learned to select such Teas as are
pure and wholesome, never allowing re-
fired or re-cOl0red Teas to enter my stock
Mt any time. One trial will convince you
that know what am talking about, and
do not be led to believe that my prices
are higher than others from the fact that
keep In stock grades Of superior quality
and higher price than are kept by dealers
generally. 1 have excellent flavor and
good strength Teas ut very low prices.
have also the pleasure to offer you u
stock of Staple ,,nd Fancy Groceries Of
surprising excellence, and respectfully
commend them to your attention. My
Maatschappe and Mandehling Java, Ara
bian Mocha, Costa Rico and Rio COfFees
are especially fine, and need but trial to
be appreciated.
nice line Of imported and domestic
delicacies now In stock and ON the way
from the East, and will be sold at bottom
prices.
Goods delivered free Of charge inside
city limits. and packed free for country
shipment.
Give me q call, and you will find the
neatest store on the Pacific Coast.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

CArARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarh
Remedy. Price so cents; nasal injector
free. For sale by Preuss 4 Pironi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

TIE HERALD STEAM PRINTING HousE
makes a speciality Of Legal Printing.
Briefs. Transcripts, etc., printed at low
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
COURT REPORTS.


Superior Court. Howard J.
FRIDAY, Jan. II.
Los Angeles City VS. s. P. R. 4. Co.
--Molion by defendant TO transfer the
same to the Circuit Court argued and
submitted
Estate Of J. A. Swan, deceased Order
modifying order Of sale of personal prop
erty and requiring the same to be made
by public sale.
SET PoR TO-DAY.
Estate of Conrad Kuche, Returning
sale
HINES, J.
Hutchings, administrator, VS.. CLARK
Plaintiff appeared in court by his attor-
ney and moved to strike out afHdavis #
defendant ]. s. Hutchings filed herein on
a,otioi for new trial, on tue ground that
.i,.ss -iutic., d intention to move iur new
fre.i ,stl- - state that said motion viii
II. f,, j ~ atiii iayits, and because said
a,IiI, q. ~e,s aied after the statement
on notion ior new trial was served.
Defendants attorney accepts service On
the motion and the same is BY consen,
set for tomorrow ct 10 A. N.
urafia vs.. P.co-By consent, A. j.
kirg substituted as attorney fol- defend.
ant In lieu of B.cknell & White.
st. Athanasius Church W. Hue hn.en
ct al. Demurrer Of City set for hearing
tomorrow at l0A. NJ.
Gonzales VS.. Wicks--Order to show
cause against injunction continued until
10 4. tomorrow.
Rowan Va. Scholtz Findings and
Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Gonzales vs.. Wicks ct etal.--Motion to
dissolve restraining order and motion to
require security for costs. set for to-
morrow at 10 A. ".
s I.W. Lord VS., Mary b. Lord Jady.
meat ordered and decree entered.
Well VS.. Baldwin--Thirty days a.lai-
tional stay granted. ~
Romero vs. Wolhkill days ad.li.
tional time to plaintiff to answer cross
complaint and oomplaintin Intervention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Pleasant, sunny rooms, en-suite and
single, with board, at the Kimball Man
sion, New High street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Please take notice. Any person hav-
ing pledges or collaterals at the Star
Loan and Broker Office, No. 4 Com
msrcial street, will please redeem the
same or pay accrued interest thereon
within thirty days from this date or they
will be sold. P. S.--Mcney loaned on
sll kinds Of personal property. mr3Otf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Mirrors, pictures. picture frames and
brackets, at Raphael Bros. l4l Main
street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale liquor
dealer, agent,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy, wholesale liquor dealer.
agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Wall papers. new and elegant styles
at Raphael Bros. l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

The grsatsst discovery Of the age Is
the celebrstsn ''Rakocsy Water" Pre-.
scribsd by the leading physiolsns and
recognised a. the best. 9. r. Hsinse.
man b the agent for Southeru California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Eastern oystern every style; hot
and cold lunches and all the delica-
eiea OF the season served on the shortest
notice at Congress Hall. corner Of Main
and Rsauena streets. Ice cold Boca
beer, the best on the coast, always on
hand. a well as a full supply of the best
hrands Of liquors, wines and cigars
Open day and night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
To whom ii May concer,

Spanish language. By Prof. A. Cuyas,
"a Main Street. dll-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Ii va want good appetite, drink
Daiui,s,.., Bi ters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Ladies' who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Dsmiana
Bittes, II Is pleasant TO take.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Aer,sss materials, oil aud ,asaish.s
q E,n,a..si Bros, l4l Main stress
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
enlvn,s noYal Ane eesYAvRan1
HNRMOsA VISTA
JUoT oPgMgpi

NEW, CLEAN AND coMMoDIous This
new resort for tourists and visitors Is sdeigLtinly
dtusted in SOUTH PASADENA, ak nilcs from
Los AngsleA Has 800 feet OF verAnda, extending
around eha whole building. from which the most
nagni6eent view Of mountain. valley and plain
SsAes 4 PostoGlce kas bean established In this
boaao. 70 - ealls1 "HeFnasa, Cali and will b
3pGasd JAnusyy 1, 11sy. which will add greatly
70 the convenience Of Ruaees
dEoR0R W. GLOVER,
dt3lm Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

I'd. Mechanic has an invoice Of the
imported Garcia eigars. and do not fail
10 remember IT,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Tho Mexican remsdy for diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder q psmianA Bit.
tera ..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

psmsss, asanxsts and travellers, don't fail 70
cad st SMITHS HOTEL. AND RESTAURANT.
It \ tbs only p,Acs h Los Angeles which Is kept
On the European plan. EysFythlng at reasonable
upwards. at any hour Bill Of fare, with price
list Good bells from Is cts. upwards Baths
s5s. Remember the place.
eusynps soyal AnD aesYAuRAnr,
IN the Isrgs arppsoei brick building. corner Of
La Angeles snd Commercial streets, center Of
Aty, forncsly the white Hoase.
diosf JAs. W. SMITH, Proprisscf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13
Fred M. Guiol

Bee the new stock Of wall papers at
Raphael Bros, l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Damiana makes the old young aud
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy, wholesale liquor dealer. agent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-13

Hughes Russian baths, located No.
lS Main street, opposite the Pico House.
Gentlemen and ladies attended to by
parsons Of their own sex.