Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-08

LOCAL BRBvrTlns.
Prof. Hinton's dancing school to might.
The popular rescrt--the Rink. tt
A good cook Is advertised for in our
New To-Day.
The Floral Valentine at P. Lazarus.
la North Spring street.
No Valentine like the Flora, ,ssld by P.
Lazarus, Ill North Spring street.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss reports rainfall for
the "A hours ending at SA. M. yesterday
ct rs inches.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
st s:l6 last evening: Maximum 55.5 de-
grees; minimum A degrees.
For sensible, elegant and novel VAL
entins buy the Floral, for sale by P. Laz-
arus, Ill North Spring street.
The Messrs. Brophy Brothers. under
New To-Day, advertise for sale ten acres
in the thriving settlement Of Pomona.
Albert Brown, undertaken, 234 North
Main street, furnishes Q carriage and
hearse free. from this date, for adult
funerals. feb5tf
The mail stage crosses the Arroyo
Seco again daily, but the water is up to
the bottom Of the wagon boz, and the
crossing Is very rough.
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports the rainfall
for the "a hours ending at P. NJ. yester-
day st .68 inches, and for tho season to
that date. 1886 inches.
The railway track between Downey
City aud Anaheiln is still out Of repair.
Trains run only from Los Angeles to
Downey City and return.
Colonel II. H. Boyce. VIM. McGlenn,
Mrs Belliard and T Eisenbach, of Los
Angeles, are passengers by this morn
inRs train from San Francisco.
The Spring and Sixth Street Railroad,
il IL understood, is now under new man
agement, having been purchased by
Nsssrs. Hoilenbeck. Spence, Crank and
Others.
In the County kecolders Office, yes
terday, twsnty.four desds, seven mort
cages, nine satisfactions OF mortgages
and three miscellaneous papers were
fled for record.
In Justice Ling's Court, yesterday,
Cora Mccormick. convicted Of disturb
ing ths peace, was fined SIS, which she
paid. Alfredo Olivas was arraigned on
the charge Of renting house for illegal
purposes, aud the case set for trial Feb
ruary l5sh, at TO- n.
James Schwartz, who was convicted
Of heinous ofisnse before City Justice
Morgan, on Mopd " last, for which he
was mulctsl in hue Of $l45, was cvn-
victed yesterday Of drunkenness and
fined $40, With the alternative OF ten
days labor OH the streets.
The rainfall at Fair Oaks, the RESI-
deuce Of Hon. J. f. Crank, during the
present storm, yesterday amounted to
1850 inches. The previous fall Of the
season was $50 inches, making q total
Of 2l inches for the season to yesterday
morning, February 7ih. That is very
good start for a dry country.
The attention of the travelling public
is directed to the advertisement of
smiths Hotel and Restaurant, which
will be found under New To-Day. This
is essentially family hotel where home
comforts can be had 1t moderate prices.
Special accommodations for emigrants.
Give him call.
W. L. g. Soule arrived in from Calico
last evening. He reports the heavy rains
- having reached that camp. The Mo-
jsve river is under water and the desert
10 decidedly damp. The wagon road be-
tween the camp and this town il impassi.
ble owing to the high water and wash
outs. San Bernardino Times. FEB. 6.
A hundred and sixty acres Of land
with water rishts. for sale at S26 per
acre. The land 10 situated near Fulton
Wells, and 10 well adapted to the cult
vation Of an orchard or vineyard.
Also ll00 acres Of good orchard land
at el6 per acre in the same locality. Ap-
ply to Dr.. J r. Fulton, at Fulton Wells.
f5lw
In the case Of James McKune vs. the
California Southern Railroad Company
the jury retired at AIS o'clock P. M, and
at $50 returned verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for ten thousand dollars. This
Il the third time the case has been tried
before the Superior Court, and il will be
probably appealed to the Supreme Court.
San Diego Sun.
The rainfall for the twenty -four hours
ending at 8 ?. n, yesterday, according
to the Signal Service register. was .62
inches. making 1923 inches for the see.
son 10 that date. In the afternoon Of
yesterday the weather cleared away
under the influence Of . west wind,
and no rain has fallen. since that time up
to the hour Of going topress.
The Messrs. J. NJ. Hale 4 Co. in their
new double column advertisement, on
the frat page Of this mornings HERALD,
present the most astonishing array Of
bargains In ladies dress goods and gentle
mems furnishing goods ever offered in
this city. We wsnld advise our lady
readers particularly to call at their store
and examine the goods, which are all Of
the latest styles
1Some vines will shortly bs planted on
the Antelope Colony, with q view Of
testing their qualities for late ripsning.
II is supposed that grapes and apples
can there be raised 90 as to ripen
month later than those in Los Angeles
City, and in that way come on the mar
bet after the rush of fruit Is over. Such
late-Fipsned fruits always command ex-
tra prices. The experiment will NO
doubt be sueeessL
By notice in our New Day column
Il will be seen that George 2. MoLain has
purchased tho Osborne Overland Trans
fer Company, which will hereafter be
known as the Pioneer Transfer Company.
Mr.. McLain has also bought the bill
boards Of Mr.. 0sborne, and will
conduct that business. George IL live
man and will attend to all business en-
trusted to him, promptly and reliably.
We wish him success in his new venture.
II ID estimated that there are now in
the United States $4,000, 900 miloh COWS,
and that thsrs are made annually l.300.-
000, 900 pounds Of butter and A60, 900, 900
pounds Of cheese. In 1880, ~ shown by
the census, III, 204. 900 pounds Of butter