Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-07


Mr. A. H. Julian, of San DlegoSis
registered at the st. Charles Hotel.
Mr. Henry Lowe and wife. OF Chicago.
are at the Pieo House.
Fresh Eastern oysters in any style at
Pearson's, Rose building.
Mr.. w. B. Halden and Miss A. Hal
den, Of Canada, are at the Pico House.
Attention Is directed to the ADVERTISE
ment Of A. Peasley. dealer in tin ware
Of all kinds and sanitary plumber.
| Anheuser- Busch beer ON draft at
Felix's, a South Main street.
Mr. +. H. Boyd, prominent eitiz, n
OF Brooklyn. N. ". Is registered at the
Pico House.
Thermometer for the twenty tour
hours ending at s:l5 last evening: Maxi.
mum. 81 degrees; minimum, 81 6 de-
grses.
Infants merino cloaks, ladies' under
wear and hosiery, at e. Obersteller's.
| Closing out sale, 20 South Maiu street,
near First.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr..
Joe Coyne, Under Sheriff of San Diego
county, in the city yesterday. He re-
turns home this morning.
Mr.. A. F. HincIman is among the
passengers by the steamer Ancon, which
arrives from San Francisco this morn.
ing.
BY card elsew here. Mrs. Smith Fergu-
son notifies her patrons that she has
disposed Of her millinery establishment
to Madame L. Ferrie Dclpech.
One square and two upright pianos and
one organ, but little used. for sale at
great bargain. Valentines music store,
27 North Main street. sept29-tf
The case OF the people VS.. Kimball OF
al. for the killing Of Benz. Avise, will
be called in Judge Sep1!veda's Court
to-day
Mr.. j. B. Lankersbim, yesterday, in
response to request for donafion to
the new NJ. u. Church, at San Fernando,
generously handed over check for $50.
It1rhere wtrs filed for record in tie
County Recorders office. yesterday,
twenty esht deeds. fifteen mo r'gsgss,
sven releases Of mortgages, one mar
Vi u license, enc notice of loestioi uf
water, rie n,ica of location IT coal
~ ne !. d four miscellaneous papers.
X. NJ. Witlney, John e. Platter, Geo.
Chaffsy, Jr.. aid W. B. Chaffcy filed
for record in the County r. corder's
Office. yesierd,y. t0tice II locftion of
all the unappfnpias wat.r in the San
Antonio Caien, t. he used fvr irrigation
and domestic pufp 's.s-
N4ssss Piatt Bros il, .ur New To.
Day, advert,Fe an,,ther L., II hae graded
jersey cows lor sale; ais, = fine 3-sear-
| ii colt. Til firm keep constant sup
ply OF the bess elias OF family cows and
horses, and are building up :arge and
rernunerative trade.
At San Pedro. OH Monday night,
some parties amused tn mseiyes by fir
| ing through the window Of Jorgensen's
place Of business Nobody was hurt,
but many were surprised by the exercise.
A constable is needed at this important
place Of business.
A team hitched to an awning post
on Main street, opposite Hellman 4
Stassforth's yesterday. made break for
liberty and tore down the rost, to the
infinite danger Of the people that
thropged tho street. 1t is tims that all
awning posts were abolished.
The HERALD office was eniivened yes
terday by visit from Hon. A B. Mof-
fit, the genial Mayor Of San Fernando.
He informs us that the farmers have
commenced plowing, and expect TO plant
larger area in wheat and barley than
aver before known in that prolific val
ley.
The present steamer schedule an
nounces four steamers north, each twice
a moath, besiles two freight steamers
twice each month. making thirty-two
steamers calling at San Pedro every
month, beside foreign steamers which
put in occasionally, mostly loaded with
coal.
Mr.. Adolph Petsch, Of Hermosa
Colony. was in the city yesterday ON =
business trip. The remarkable force
and productive energy Of the soil in that
locality is shown by fosebush which
Mr.. Petsch planted in June last, the
branches from which have grown nine
teen feet in four and half months.
The steamer Ancon leaves for San
Diego to-day. Passengers by the Eure-
ks and Los Angeles, as well as by the
Anoon and Orizaba, will do well to re-
member that all steamer passengers in
either direction, now leave by the morn
ing train TO San Pedro, ss recently an
nounoed In tho HERALD.
El Fronteriro. the spanish paper pub
lished at Tucson, Arizona, by Carlos Y.
velasco, states that the II lisn difficult
ties have extended from the Sierra
Madres in Sonora to Chihuahua, and
near the city OF the sams name, aud that
O massacre III Mexican and white people
occurred last week. Farther particulars
are not yet given.
The grape crushing season may be
said to be finished. with two exceptions,
only one Of whom, an old vigneron Of
Anaheim, is not near completion Near
ly ell others have either entirely finished
crushing, or will be in day or two,
after which the distiileries will be start
ed up and the pomace and somc Of the
wine made into brandy.
The Santa Ana Fire Department now
has Chief Engineer, in the person Of
Capt. Charles A. Berry. The engine
house is now nearly finished, at a cost Of
s4O0. 1t is strange thing that the en-
terprising town OF Santa Ana has never,
until recently, adopted q FIRE depart
ment and bought q fire-engine, but yet
fortunate in having comparatively little
loss from the fire iend.
Mr.. C. H. Watts, OF Pasadena, has
sold his home place, on the east side of
Ornnge Grove, Avenue to an Eastern
visitor, friend Of Professor and Mrs.
Carr, on the adjoining tract. We
understand that Mr.. Watts will erect an
elegant residence ON the opposite side
Of the avsnue 10 very romantic spot,
but Watts its name, we are not in-
formed.
A contemporary states that work will