Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-11

LOCAL BRHvrTrns.
The popular resort-ths Rink. II
A fully equipped poultry farm ls ad-
vertissd for rent in onr New To-Day.
A young man from the East, under
New To- Day, advertises for clerkship.
All aocounts due Barker 4 Allen must
and win have to be paid immediately.
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Elite Bouquet Perfume 10 combins.
tion Of twelve popular perfumes. Try
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Don't be prsjudiced. Try one sAmpls
bottle. Of Peck's Premium Perfumes.
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Pure California wines and brandies at
b. J. Woollacott's, 20 and 70 North
Spring street.
Prof. ]. W. Redwsy. at the Normal
School, reports rainfall for tho past
week Of $50 inches.
The ball to be given this evening BY
the I, d, B. B. has been changed from
| Turner Hall to Nsdeau Hall.
Mr.. W. B. Tibbetts. Of Ia BAlIona.
reports rainfall Of q inches for the 70
csnt storm, and ~ inches for the ses.
son.
Mr.. o. h. Bliss reports . rainfall Of
| 2.06 inchea for ths-rain Of Saturday and
Sunday, and for the season, 26.l7
inches.
There Il no foundation for the rumors
Of danger to Reservoir No. !. It l. not
| full or likely to break, q It Lacks Is fest
Of being full.
Mr. c. Ducommun reports . rainfall
Of 3. ~ inches siuce Ffiday last, which,
added 10 his previous reports, makes
1917 inches for the season 70 date.
Hon. @. Wiley Wells lectures TO-
night Il the rooms Of the Y. N. G. A..
40. II North Main street. Subject,
''Christian Character Of Washington"
See notice.
The Health Officer reports - deaths.
~ males and II females, In Los Angeles
| for the month Of February, and Is
births, IL mslss and l3 females, during
the same period.
Mrs. Jesnns c. Carr. from Carmelita.
came to the city yesterday. She had
rough and tortuoas passage in getting
over barancas, both young and old, be-
| fore reaching the III Monte road, at the
| Five Mile House.
The Anaheim Gasette 10 authority for
the statement that Messrs. Dunham.
Schiehslin and Tisdsle have leased the
Pico House, Cosmopolitan Hotel and
Nadsau Hotel. Guess not.
The sale 1t auction Of the furniture Of
the Cosmopolitan Hotel was continued
| yesterday forenoon by Mr.. E. w. Noyes,
and will BE- continued to-day in the din
Ing hall Of the building.
II i underwood that the W. H. Perry
Lumber Company has purchased the
Los Angeles and Indepsndsncs Railroad
Depot on San Pedro strset for the use
Of their manufacturing and storage facil-
itiss.
We call tho attention Of merchants
and business men TO the advertisement
Of Mr. WIN. b. SohilIing, agent Of the
ffsass9estls6 fs9e.s sSaiA Il Afn& N. ~3' North @
Main street.
In the Office Of Recorder Miles yester.
day there were iiisd fifteen deeds, seven
mortgages, two sstisfsctiops Of mort
gsees, and three miscellaneous papsrS.
One marriage license was recorded with
the names left blank.
The n snoua Fire Company has siect.
Cd ths following ofices. President. W.
J. Kealsr; Secretary, J.G. EAds; Treas.
ursr, B. Finson; Foreman, W. J. Kess-
ler; First Assistant, M. w. Cassboom;
Second Assistant, r. C. Calvin.
The Council yesterday returned vote
Of thanks 70 the Perry Brothers for the
benefit given at Turn vsrsin Hall last
Saturday for the flood sufferers, the 70.
csipts frsm which, 176, were turned over
70 the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
An extra general meeting Of the Ger
mas Ladies' Benevolent Society will bs
held at Turnverein Hall q 2P. N. 70.
morrow (Wstlnesdsyl, to make arrange
nents for the eslsbrafion OF the coming
aanivsrsary. See notice In our New To.
Day.
lot Of land adjoining the new ice
iaetoFy on the corner Of First and Vine
streets. has been leased for ten ysars by
some San Francisco parties for the pur.
pose cf erecting thereon large foundry
end iron works. The lot is centrally
located. and has frontage Of l75 feet,
with depth Of l5O feet. Work will be
begun In . few days.
The HRRALD acknowledges call from
Mr.. Thomas H. Merry. correspondent
sf the Pacific Rsral Press in the city,
en- route to Riverside to Attsnd the Cit
rus Fair and the Irrigstors' Convsntisn.
The Fair is set for the l2th, bat Il will
b impossible for the people TO get there
and postponemsnt e altogether probs-
Bile. The irrigAtors have had an irriea-
ton that will last them for year 10
come.
Owing to the weather. the piano rsfls
and ball which. for the benefit Of the
Hood sufferers. was to have taken place
to-day. Thursday, March 9th. A
Turn vsrsin Hall is hereby post
ponsd until Thurnday, March
18th. II 10 hoped u will not rain then,
6ale Of tickets continues At Edelman &
Go. Q, No. l1o North Main St.; at Mr..
z. BAllade's. corner OF Aliso and Ala
media Sts., and 81 the store Of Mr.. Guer.
zero, opposite the Plaza. m6.td
The Standard Sugar Refinery 1t AL.
vsrado, in order 10 encourage the growth
of sugar bsets, will furnish the esuuias
German or French sugar beet seed at .
nominal price. Here b . chance for our
farmers 70 supply themselves with this
most vaIuabis seed at cost and exprsu.
sharses. Mr.. Nadsap has ma achins for
sliolse The bssts, 20 they can be dried in
: lev days and kept for years. Il will
pay to ship de dried product 70 Alva.
raao. or keep II here 70 feed cattle In the
summer time. II y afood that ID good
for miloh COWS or bssvss, and will Yield
twice the proHt Of wheat Or barley. This
bsst grows without irrigation, even on
adobe land.
George P. Bsnnstt, tAllymau in the
employ Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
u Sen Pedro. wss taken with hsmor.
rhaRs yesterday morning On Commercial
sxrnnk an1 ka1xxa3 lnko En~Jnss Arm,