Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-18

to re.register as a condition precedent to
voting he should lose no time. II your
name IL not on the Great Register you
will be shut out. You should therefore
register at once.
Campers aud miners, attention. u. T..
Coulter is selling pure all wool blankets.
underwear, navy blue shirts and ovcralls
at mill prices. Call at once and secure
great bargains 23J North Main street.
BAKER Block.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment Of Platt Brothers a Co., Of q choice
bl0odod COW, Princess, short horn, aud
fine road inare for sale. The stock Is
lirst class in ovcry respect. See notice
in another column.
Mr. James Enrigbt and wife. Of Santa
Claa are stopping at the 81. Charles
Hotel. MIR. Enright Is one of the solid
men Of Sauta Clara, and visits Los Ah-
geles after an absence Of seven years.
III says he never saw place Improve as
rapidly aa Los Angeles.
Ms Geo. W. baxter has purchased
80, 900 acre. OF land Of the Union Paci.
fc Railroad in Wyoming Territory for a
cattle ranch. This land Is along the
rich bottoms of Muddy aud Grow Greek.
near Cheyenne. IL will bs one OF those
monster ranches typical of the great
West, aud with the branch valleys Of
these creeks will include about 100, 900
Il T.. L.a lhta
preparation for beef supply Ia large
and timely.
A regular meeting Of the Fifth Ward
Democratic Club was held nj Washing
ton Garden last night. After the regu-
lar business Of tho club Hon. Richard
Dunnigan addressed tho club upon the
political issues Of tho day His arraign-
ment of the Republican party was
mastery one. A vote Of thanks was
rendered to Mr.. Dunnigan by the club.
IL Ia hoped that Mr.. Dupnigan will be
prevailed upon 10 make few speeches
in the county during the campaign.
Mr.. Il. II. Forester. who has been at
the head of the Continental Oil and
Transportation Conpany's affairs in Los
Angeles, leaves day after tomorrow to
take the position Of Chief Clerk in the
homo Office at San Francisco. This ia
deserved promotion which will meet
with the warm approval OF the many
friends Mr.. Forester has made during
his brief residence in Los Angeles. He
will be succeeded by Mr.. Nation, who
arrived in our city yesterday. and who.
We learn, is an efficient aud reliable gem
tleinan.
A very sad accident occurred on Col
ton avenue last evening. about o o'clock.
A little sou of Mrs. Lizzie Adams, who
live, ON the avenue opposite MIR. Be-
thuue's place, WAS playing around the
yard and accidentally fell into water
barrel, which so.s down in the ground.
The barrel was almost full Mt the time.
II is supposed that the little one wps
strangled tn death, as he was eating n
cracker ut the time. When the body
was fourd life was extinct. lie was a
bright little fellow. only II months old,
and, foy moments before. the light OF
the household. - San Beraardiao IndeT.
Mr.. Glenn, late Of the Inyo Inde-
pendent, Is on visit to Los Angeles,
and expresses himself well pleased with
this city and surroundings. Ho reports
business prosperous in that coun-
ty in mining matters, and that
decduous fruits grow to great size and
perfection, especially apples and
peaches. 1t seems as II all parts OF Cali
fornia were especially adapted to fruit
growing. What is needed in lnyo coun-
ty is tho extension Of the narrow.gauge
railroad from Owens Lake TO Los Angs.
les. This extension would open up a
large market for the products OF Los An
geles, aud would supply the miners OF
Inyo with fresh food OF all kinds In
twelve hours from Los Angeles.
AT present Los Angeles Is 900 miles.
from Inyo by rail, when it would be
but 275 miles by the extension Of the
present narrow guage to this city. The
building OF this road is great public
necessity.
Democrats should bear In mind the
fact that registration ends with the Both
day of September. As every voter is
Obliged to re.register as condition prece.
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your name Is not on the Great Register
you will be shut out. Iou should there
fore register at once.