Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

The popular resort-she Rink. If
A thing OF beauty is the Florence oil
stove. febl-4t
The Floral Valentine at P. Lazarus.
Ill North Spring street.
A boy to learn book binding is adver-
tised for under New To Day.
No Valentine like the Floral, sold by P.
Lazarus, Ill North Spring street.
Fifteen hundred dollars to loan. Rog-
ers. Byram & Co., 24l N. Main street.
Mr.. D. Bahteh. Superintendent Of the
King mine, is registered at the Cosmo-
po!itan.
The train by the Sunset route from
New Orleans was about an hour behind
time last night.
The eminent piano virtuoso, Herr Al
bert Prudential, is now staying in San
Diego for his health.
For sensible, elegant and novel Val
I H.
entine buy the Floral. for sale by P. Laz-
arms, Ill North Spring street.
DR.. M. P. Chamberlin has removed
his office from Bernard block to No. 70
South Main street. See his professional
cird.
Albert Brown, undertaken, 234 North
Main street, furnishes Q carriage and
hearse free. from this date. for adult
funerals. feb5f
The marriage license of ]. NJ. lie Brun
and Henriette Beuf was fled for record
in the Office Of the County Recorder yes
terday.
The rainfall for the twenty -four hours
ending ct P. NJ. yesterday, according to
Mr.. @. Ducommun, was l;l5 inches, and
for the season TO date. l4.98 inches.
What has been done about examining
the stone quarries in the city hills. with
: view to getting the stones necessary
for street paving. Who is delaying the
matter!
The rainfall for the "a hours from 8
a. NJ. Tuesday to 8 A. y. Wednesday, &C.
sording to Mr.. o. n. Bliss. was l.26
inches. For the season to that time,
1902 inches.
The northern train due here yester-
day morning from San Francisco. owing
to the freshet, did not arrive till 3 p. NJ,
after which it left for the East by the
Sunset route.
The track Of the railroad bstw cen Los
Angeles and Santa Ana is under water
in the neighborhood Of the New River,
and no. train his passed for the last
twensy-fouF honr..
There wrrs filed tor record III the
County RE ,rder's Office yesterday
twelve dee.is, four mortgages, five re-
leases OF mortgages, one mtrriage license
and three miscellaneous. .papers.
The trial Of C. A. Reynolds, .far the
killing Of NJ. e. Poilar,i, near Downey,
in August last, was commenced before
Judge Hines, presiding in Judge Sepul-
veda's department Of the superior ,urt,
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hixon, OF the well-known
fruit shipping finn, arrived from San
Diego yesterday aud 10 stopping q. the
Cosmopolitan. He deals largely with
the people OF Southern California, and
believes largely in the possibilities OF
Los Angeles.
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Mr.. Fl. j. Stevenson, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. adveriises tract Of
l04 acres, adjoining the Rancho Santa
Anita. for saie ct $50 per acre. This is
the best bargain now on the real estate
market and, We have no doubt will be
snapped up Immediately.
The track Of the railway 10 the vicin-
ity Of New River, on the line between
Los Angele' and Santa Ana, wa under
water yesterday and no trains were able
to pass. To-day il is supposed that the
water will commence receding and the
road will be again open to travel.
There was a sudden fall in the temper
ature yesterday. so much so that the va
por that fell in the form Of rain in the
city, came down as snow on the noun
tains and as far down as Pasadena. This
is looked upon as an indication that the
rain has subsidized for few days.
The HERALD was favored with call
yesterday from Mr.. James Huver, the
genial agent Of Jay Riars Ideal Combi-
nation. who visits Los Angeles for the
purpose Of making Arrangements for the
appearance Of that celebrated combina-
tion in this city on the 18th instant.
A hundred aud sixty acres of land
with water rishts, for sale at $25 per
aero. The land is situated near Fulton
Wells. and is well adapted to the cult
vation Of an orchard or vineyard.
Also HOO acres Of good orchard land
at$l6 per aero in the same locality. Ap-
ply to DR.. J .E. Fultos, at Fulton Wells.
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But few teams from the country came
into t, the city yesterday on account Of
the dreadful condition Of the country
roads. II the Supervisors will drive out
into the country at pregent they will
fin such roads as are not good TO travel
on un. ss the travellers life is heavily in.
sured.
Messrs. II. C. Hubbard and F. NJ.
Wright, two Of the leading wheat grow
ers Of San Fernando, were in the city
last night. Al soon as the rains let up
they will 60 ahead, plowing new land
and putting In more wheat. At least
5000 acres Of new land will be planted
in San Fernando this year besides
81 900 acres sown there last year.
Owing to the washing out of the
wagon road through the Cajon Pass and
over the San Fernando mountains, the
travel to the mining regions has to be all
performed by the Southern Pacific Rail.
road via Moiave and Daggett to the
Needles. The track Is SO soft from
twelve days rain that all trains 60 slow
ly and the utmost care is exercised TO in
sure perfect safety.
Several taxpayers want to know why
some action is not taken to open Main
street through Bath and Chavez street,'
The Council has ordered II hut the delay
seems to rest somewhere else. This is
the timo to do the work and get ready
for the business of handling the summer
crops. The delay Of week is serious
Inconvenience to the people and to the
business interests Of the city.
Mr.. W. B. Forsyth. Of Orange, was ia
the city yesterday. He is engaged in
the mercantile business in that place,
and has good opportunities to know
about the outlook In that section. Every.
thing seems to indicate season of re-
msrkable prosperity in the Santa Ana
Valley this season, in which We trust
Mr.. Forsyth will participate.