Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-10

ouys Iarues OHer 10 all VINO VIII ogtaD-
lish frst-class factories all the ground
necessary and needed. Look at the cit
les OF Lawrence and Lowell, Massachu.
setts, with their tens OF thousands OF
operatives That's what makes o city
solid. Let the necessary factories be es-
tablished here and real estate would i'm
medateIy 60 up from one 10 two hun.
dred per cent John G. Bell will offer
the Alameda Manufacturing Establish
'nent and Foundry of T. Ballade at auc-
tion on Thursday next, at IL o'cl ,ck a.
N. L. will be offered in one lot, or he
will s. II in lots to suit
The Calico Pri { says: For sJm. time
it ha. been expected that tb. Sou:h.
ern Pacific Railroad Company
woail put up hotel building at Dag
gett. Last week several cais AIDED
with material for the hotel arrived. 1t
consisted Of oil the different parts OF the
building previously made in sacramento
and which were all ready TO put togeth.
er when shipped here. Last Wednes.
day Mr.. Henry Sheriff, Superintendent
of the building business for the COM
pany, arrived from the Needles,
with force OF men, and proceeded to
put up the building. 1t is now nearly
pct together, but it will be several days
before it is ready for business. The
building Is one-s,ory. double roofs, l04
feet lolg by 20 feet. II Is ssitrattd where
the dining car s.o,j. dirsctly Ia front OF
the ticket Office, and be tween e bust
ness houses on the main street and The
depot building.
The details uf horrible murier come
to us FROM San Luis Obispo. The vic
tim was Portuguese gardsner named
francisco Correa, living jus: east Of that
city. He hal been anbushed and
shot dead instantly BY some one con-
cealed in the brush, where a place had
been prepared by the assassin. A step.
son is supposed to be the murderer, Oh he
had previously threatened the life Of
Corren. The Coroner Ia investigating
the matter. 1t i, said that the stepson
had joined Lin there before the shoot
ing.
The final meeting to elect officers for
the combined water company Of Ana
helm. will be held next Saturday. II
this election is properly managed and
energetic and prudent men elected to
Office, it will be bright day for that
part Of Los Angeles county, and result
in the construction OF that great ressr.
voir Of forty-one acres of water II this
- tha~o x.rsl1 he
in that section that will come to stay.
The making Of reservoirs and night
storage OF water, SO that irrigation need
only be done in the daytime, will be
great boon for Anaheim.
The Turnversin Germania, at gener-
oil meeting held last night, elected the
following officers for the next term:
President. Conrad Jacoby; Vice Presi-
dent, F. Adam; First Secretary, A. Fuhr-
berg; Second Secretary, A. Steineke;
First Turnwart, F. spiss,; Second Turn
wart, r. Huebsch; Property Man, L.
Odermatf; Singwart, X. Kirchner; Libra
iian, C. Steeb; Captain Of the Rife Sec
ton, Y. Morsch; Bar Committee, Ph.
Stoll, 7. Hanniman; Trustees, Charles
Gollmer, Joe Maier, and Charles Dotter;
Sick Committee, J. Fleischman. Charles
Meyer.
A meeting Of the members OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Sixth District
Agricultural Society was held yesterday.
Present. Messrs. Workman, Niles.
Lichtenberger, Of the oil Board. and
Sherman Washburn and Frank A.
Kimball, the newly appointed members.
Owing to the absence Of N. c. Carter,
aud the withdrawal Of Mr.. Lichten-
berger, there was no quorum for the
transaction Of business. and the Board
adjourned subject TO call.
Mr.. E. II. Williams, Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pa,
who paid visit 10 this country
two years ago, will return in .
few days TO enjoy the delights of a
Southern California winter. Mr.. Will
liams Is representative Of the greatest
locomotive factory in the world, aud
most delightful, social gentleman. lie
will be welcomed back by all who know
him.
The well known and popular coffee
house. Of II. l.. Morris. Is South Main
street, is being renovated and improved
in various ways. In addition to the
public refreshment hall, Mr.. Morris will
provide private parlors for ladies,
families and private parties, where the
best Of coffee, chocolate and tee, with
other and more substantial reireshments
will be furnished in the best style.
81 janl0
The Riverside Press and Horticuitur.
ist Of January 5, comes to us as q twelve
page paper, l6x23, and filed with mat
ter Of interest to horticulturists in Cali
fornia, and with sketches Of many of
the settlements in Southern California
that will be read with interest by those
who are preparing to settle in this pait
Of the country. 1t is very excellent
number, and shows q vast amount Of
hard work in its pre-; aration.
Mr.. John L. Truslow, tae courteous
manager Of the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe railrond, is in the city and reg
istered at the Pico House, as is Mr.. C.
H. Clark, Of San Francisco, the com
mercial agent of the same important
line. They are making acquaintances
with oar commercial men with a view
to future business.
A young business man opposite the
Courthouse. in Los Angeles, a few weeks
since bought eighty acres Of railroad
land in the San Gorgonio Pass, near
Banning Station, on which be made half
payment Of $50. Three days ago he
sold his title to Riverside man for e.
900 cash, leaving net profit Of S3,9
The pioneer furniture dealers, Mcssrs.
Dottsr 4 Bradley, in triple column ad-
vertisement ia this morsing's HERALD,
announce clearance sale of $4,000
worth Of the latest designs in furniture,
carpets. ETC., to make room for new
stock. They cordially invite everybody
TO call and examine their stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
George Camden, who vas put in the
city jail hat week for lunscy. is re-
moved to the county Jail, - his con-
dition is worse. Camden was . con-
ductor on the ). r. X. r., and was
divorced some three weeks ago from his
wife at Los Angeles. Tucson Citizen.
Mr.. II. L. Drew, the well-known cap
italist, mine owner and freighter, has
been elected President of the Farmers'
Exchange Bask of San Bernardino. Mr..
Drew is well known and highly esteemed
by the business men of Los Angeles.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday |
twenty-nine deeds, twelve mortgages, |
five satisfaciions of mortgages, FIVE