Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-24
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Gerster and Patti are creating Juror.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
A good German girl, in onr New To
Day, adyertises for a situation.
Since the food all the people. are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
Don Jose Ontiveras and wife, of Santa
Barbara, are on visit to the city.
Mr.. James McFadden, OF Santa Ana,
was in the city yesterday on business.
An experienced woman. in our New
To-Day, adverlises for a situation as
housekeeper.
Mr.. G. III. Sanger has gone to the
mines at Calico, and expects to return
on Saturday.
First class pianos and organs. now and
second hand, for sale and to rent. Val
entines music store, 27 N. Main street.
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Mr.. F. J. Lincoln, Of Lathrop, for
merly of Los Angeles, Is visiting friends
and relatives in Los Angeles and Will
mington.
There are messages at the telegraph
office for J.. +. Simms, Jose Olvera. Miss
Katie Krepps, T. M. Larimer (2tN. H.
Lay ton.
The attention Of well borers is direct
ed to the advertisement of G.. j. Griffith
calling for proposals to sink wells on the
Rancho los Feliz.
Mr.. Frank Higgins, of the Internal
Revenue Service Of The Pacific Coast, is
in the city, with headquarters at the
Office Of Col. Walter s. Moore.
The City Council, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, advertise for propos-
ala to furnish one or more steam fire en-
gnes for the use Of the Los Angeles Fire
Department.
Mr.. V. A. Pernot has received the ap-
pointment of Assistant Postmaster of
this city. Mr.. Pernot is a polite and
competent official, who will do all in his
power to accommodate the people.
The Bonanza King mine. of Providence
Mountain. has paid $3.50, 900 in dividends
during the past year. A large part Of
the expenses OF this niue, which amount
to $50. 600 annually, are spent in Los
Angeles.
Among other households that were
w;li x,;,h loo ua.,.ra.. 10 oh.a-u. ~.
of MIR. H. J. Woollacett. whose only
daughter now has an only brother aged
Ior'y,eight noqrs' VINO says that the
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Why does not Supervisor Levy have
that dangerous broken bridce between
- m,
Mna Guy . ama a.y .epa pare lne
six weeks AGO and st;ll il ia not mended
and remains in a very dangerous condi-
ton.
Mr.. J. C. Rafferty,, of Pittsburgh, who
has been s,e,d;no .o,oe time i, our
-.
o''y' soes hor'n eo-oay' 10 "e npseh'
some weeks. MIR. Rafferty, Is very much
pleased with Los Angeles and will prob
ably take up his permanent residence
"''' WIN JUS fanny
Tho water has fallen ten feet at the
Needles and work on the bridge will
soon be resumed. The temperature at
that place is now 100 in the shade at
midday and no iron or steel Implement
can be handled with the naked hand.l
Such is life on the border.
Mr. Herman Cob, of tho Nsw yorL
-, -,
tho s,ner;or Conr, v..,a,asu ...o..a
ed his allegiance 10 the Ennsrar ~ Co.,
many and was made a citizen Of the
United States, with all the rights and
privileges therennto appertaining.
v..or.h,a paonh,;. .:,
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Vefsed IN 'he lore OF mother Gooses
Melodies, when he heard of the nomina-
ton OF Jack Logan and Jim Gill. Blaine,
mournfully repeated; Jack and Gill,
went up the bill, etc., and then called
for gentle stimulant to steady his
W. I. f. "owan' 'ne weii-known
real estate oroksr' elsewhere IN tins
morning HERALD adVer'ises Tor safe
n,sn,y improved y. ., tract OF seven acres.
Varieties and With bousa s,d nso "s ,vs,
outhu;ld;ros comnlate al, for III modasy
sta s,,,, ~ saono w. '-e '"oe'