Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-21

Peck's Premium Perfumes are now th,
standard airong the elite. mchl5-lv
C. Prayers sl.5O percale shirts at Il
cents, New York Clothing House.
We invite everybody to examine oul
goods and prices. New York Clothing
House.
Samples Of the Elite Bouquet Pei
fumes given to all lady Gus toners BY
druggists. mohl5.la
New York Clothing House has pur
chased G. Prager's stock at fifty cents Of
the dollar.
Remember that No. 1874 North MAR
street New York Clothing House, for
merly c. Prayer.
The rainfall at Santa Barbara by pri
vate measurement was 29.64 inches VI
to the 18th instant.
Clothing and furnishing goods at fit,
cents on the dollar at the New Yorl
Clothing House, formerly G. Prayer.
The new and well appointed ic
wagons of the Southern California Ic
Company appeared on the streets yes
terday.
An alarm Of fire last evening about I
o'clock was caused by brush fire in tn
Fifth Ward, but it expired before tn
| fire engines reached the locality.
New York Clothing House, 1874 Nortl
Main street, formerly Chas. Prayer.
The eastern overland arrived last
night about s o'clock, only four hour,
behind time. which ia remarkably goot
time for broken track and mendet
bridges.
Large stock Of ladies', misses an,
children's hats, plumes and flowers jus
received at ]. c. Brighi's Cheap Store
at less prices than the same quality i
found at other houses.
The San Francisco mail train arrive,
yesterday about A o'clock in the after
noon with large letter and newspape
mail. and large amount OF express NAL
ter for Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Mr. E. I. Fuller, foreman Of the Ari
zona Gazette. at Phoenix, Arizona, is Wis
ling Los Angeles He will visit Sal
Francisco before he returns. He mad
pleasant call at the HERALD Office.
Secure bargains at the New Yorl
Clothing House, formerly G. Prayer.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday. John Edwards. vagrancy, wa
sentenced to thirty days labor on th
public streets. John Tenant, for dis
turbing the peace, was sent up for fort
days.
Mrs. Bryson fled complaint befor
City Justice Morgan, yesterday. charR
ing her husband, John NJ. Bryson, will
adultery. The accused was arraigned
and held in 81, 900 bail for examination
March 2sth. at loA.N.
The largest stock and the latest styl.
OF ladies', misses and children's hat
feathers and flowers just received direc
from the Eastern factories at j.
Bright's Cheap Store. Call and exam
inc the spring styles.
The shipment Of oranges was very az
tive yesterday and the fruit perfect
lovely The orange crop is very fin
this year and the warm, calm winter ha
brought no windfall. except such a
we're injured by moths.
Acting Mayor. Col. Walter s. Moore
was busy around town yesterday attend
ing to the deposit Of gravel in the chucl
holes on Main street. He has a larg
job on his hands to fill all these holes q
on Main and Spring street.
New York Clothing House. 1874 Mort
Main street. formerly c. Prayer.
George H. Fryer, arraigned befol
City Justice Morgan. yesterday, on th
charge Of obtaining money undo
false pretences, on complaint Of J.
Bowers, was released on his own recop
nizance to appear for examination OF
| thc <Utu Ahat1ntp ~ ~ a. N.
The Main street and Agriculture
Park Railroad has ballasted the track O
that road in an excellent manner sine
the great storms and the demoralizatio
of the street. This track is the first @
the street railways to be placed in orde
since the streets were broken up.
New York Clothing House. 1874 Mort
Main street, formerly c. Prayer.
| Fulton Wells Stage will run thre
times week until the Santa Ana rail
road is repaired. Leaving Main stree
in front of the First National Bank at
P. NJ, Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur
days, except this week. when it vii
leave on Thursday instead Of Wednes
day. mchl9-St
| Some of the parties who had charge {
Billy Mcdowell, while in jail in Los An
geles, believe that he will die before h
will be hung. II his visitors are preven
ed from giving him poison, II is sur
posed that he will bite an artery on b
arms or legs and die from cd-lettin,
Such thing has been done before on
may be done again. We shall see.
Milliners in the city and countr
would do well to examine prices of Il
large stock just received from the fa
tories. bought in laags quantities in Ne
York, and will be cold at J. G. Bright
at San Francisco wholesale prices. Pri,
the goods and you will be convince,
Separate room for the wholesale trad
It's imper atively necessary that IL
breaks in the gravel pavement on Sprin
street should be filed up. They q,
deep and dangerous and ought to
filled up before another rain. An extr
effort should be made to do this work .
soon a. possible. There is another ycr
bad place on the road to the Missio
road, which now bears large part {
the Pasadena travel. The place is b,
side the railway in the hill northeast
the County Hospital.
As an instance Of the exceeding ricl
ness of the Lava Bed mines, we lear
. from gentlemen Of oredibility that tn
Morning Star mine, which was sold nc
long since for go, 900, has turned OF
five cars Of assorted ore, which was r.
! duced In San Francisco, and made tt
astonishing yield Of $500 per ton or $50
600. Besides this the mine has 100 tor
Of $50 ore on the dump, which will |
, sent to Pueblo, Colorado, for reduction
making $4,000 more. That Is richne
itself.
Tho 0ro GrAnde quartz mill run onIl
King mine ore for just year and turns
ont 24 bars Of bullion. The mill VI
idle about month, in making some q
ditions and waiting for ore, during Il
year, and yet turned out this number
bars with only ten stamps. Each bar
supposed to be worth $500, whic
would mako tho amount el06, 400 for Il
year. That shows good management I
the part of Capt r. P. Johnson, Il
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