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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

TapissisF sllk., "safranted not 10 cur nor
grease" the best Ia the world aud the
cheapest. Why buy trash when the same
money will buy first class artlclef City Of
Paris.
This week the world renowned TapIssicf
silk, guaranteed not ~ cat nor xreise, al
greatly redncce prices. at the CITY Of Paris.
Why buy trash and the refuse Of auction
houses, which look badly, weir badly and
make one feel worse, when the same money
Will purchase FIRST clHss goods, from the
hnest looms Of the world, 1T the City OF
Paris, los and i07 North Spring street.
We will offer some wonderful bargains
this week In 1apissier silks, unequalled In
quality and low price. We do not offer any
btits IN unreasonable or undesirable goods,
but give the community the finest goods, the
latest styles, the most desirable articles, for
the least money. City Of Paris.
A great opportunity: We are now closing
out, at less than manufacturers prices, the
finest line Of sealette clOaks ever Imported
10 the United States. Ladies' should avail
themselves Of this chance. These garments
are plain and trimmed with real hair and
beaver. City Of Paris, l0j and lO7 North
Spring street.
Satin lined, hair or beaver trimmed, seal
cites for one half their original cost. for this
week only, at the City OF Paris.
Unequaled, world renowned ''Taplssier
Sllk'-eyery yard guaranteed pure silk; VIII
not cut nor grease-for the same money that
others Ia this city ask for one hal cotton
and silk goods. City Of Paris.
Read new ad. OF City of Paris.
This week, Taplssier silk at greatly re-
duced prices. City OF Paris
For few days only, satin lined. hair or
beaver trimmed, seilettes Mt One-half their
original cost at the City of Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
by The UONefnOf.
LII M LII AhEll


The several approaches to the new bridges
will all be completed by Tuesday, the ID.
The filling for the east end of the First street
bridge, $500 yards of earth, was taken from
the Flrst-street cut on Boyle Heights, max
Ing an easy grade to this charming residence
portion of the city. BY relieving the grade
In this cut an easy ascent and nice carriage
drive will be afforded, aud travel and trade
will come In and go out by First street Ms 1t
did last year before the bridge was washed
away, The new substantial brush and
washed gravel levees, made on both sides of
the river some ten feet in height, rs well as
the relief to the channel of the river by the
scraping out of the main bed of the river,
has had tendency to restore confidence
and increased the value of lots on the river
front 80 per cent since the work has been
fairly inaugurated. Several new stores have
been started on First street to catch \ portion
OF the large country trade that will come
into the city that way. BY mixing brush
with the washed gravel taken from the bed
of the river, the levees are being made into
substantial breakwater, that will resist the
floods in the future and make the vineyards
more valuable and secure. This new I'M
provement should be extended up to and
above the East Los Angeles bridge before
the good work stops. In addition to this
work the property owners below should
clean out the river bed and continue the
levees SO rs 10 prevent another overflow this
winter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

The Calico Print has the following items
of interest concerning the mines Of that
,,.oo,
M ,,,. .,.... u. mana, ,,,o,. =,
me nisinfrnk e,nploys ~ usual pnoildi y,
nlen anu ieiuS S'o''VV "oit" VI o"h'""
every MONTH
Il ii. Eekles and +. Woolman are still sue
cesslully chlorlding on their mine, the Little
v. They recently milled six tons of ore that
Melted them satisfactory returns.
The Sue mine Ia still showing up wonder.
fully. The amount of horn silver taken
from the mine Il considerable. One sack OF
selected specimens was SO heavy that none
Of the men could IN il into the wagon. IL
WAS almost ptlre silver.
u..srs ~ chamt.a.,ai ,u,,
have arrived In DaQeett. aud will iinme.
diately proceed to select site for their new
sampling works.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Premium ON ettrns Fruits :
Chance af ecuedute.

Mr.. G. w. Bell, the local agent for the dls.
play Of Los Angeles products ct the Worlds
Fair at New Orleans. has received q com
mnnicaiion In regard TO the premium on
citrus fruits, which were previously placed
la such an awkward scale ~ 10 be totally Ia
applicable 10 any section Of the union. The
attention Of Mr.. Parker Earle has been called
To the matter. which has been made salts
factory to our citrus fruit growers Mfr.
bell states. II have received letter from
Mr.. Parker Earle, Chief Of Horticultural De
partment Of Worlds Fair for Mississippi
Valley, ~ follows:
I'VE have modified the new premium on
citrus fruits little, which Will be In your
favor. We simply offer n premium Of $50
cash and gold medal for the largest and best
display Of citrus fruits In variety, open to
individuals, colonies or States Anybody
can compete there Is no Limitation. As TO
time OF awards on oranges, | have distinctly
promised California and Florida growers
that the final awards will not be made until
each section eau present Ii fruit of Its best.
hut Of course we must have fruit on exhibit
tion all winter. We want continuous show
Of fruit from the opening Of the Exposition
dee l6th) til ~ near the close as possible.
hut the oranges will be tested for quality
when they are ut their best, and the markE
made nj the earlier tests, with the impress
sions Of the judges, will be compared with
those given by the later examinations.
think we can secure Intelligent and fair
awards. Truly yours.
PARKER EARLE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Mrs. J. A. Dow, Of Lancaster, "a registered
At the Grand Central Hotel.
VIM. Watkins, from Dover, scotland, Il
stopping at the Grand Central.
Mr.. Richard Melrose, editor OF the Ana
helm Gazette. was in the city yesterday.
Z. J. Edwards, Of Oakland, and general
manager OF the Oakland Home Insurance
Company, Is registered At the 81. Elmo Ho-
tel.
q. J. arliith, proprietor OF the Los feliz
rancho left by the south-bound train yes.
terday for fiyiug visit 10 chihuahua, Mex
leo. on bnainess trip and tour OF obserya-
tion.
Mr.. w. NJ McFadden, Of PlaccntIa, form
esly known ~ North Anaheim, was In the
city yesterday on business trip. lie re.
ports great business activity In that part Of
the county. with new orchards and vine
yards being planted throughout that vicin.
lf~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Tomorrow night there will be meeting
Of citizens Interested In the building OF the
cable railway on the line OF Temple street.
The meeting will take place In rooms n aud
IL. Nadeau Block, the Offices OF J. g. Collins
Superintendent. II Is to be hoped that there
will be a large attendance, as on the encour
agement given by property owners depends
the ultimate success OF the road.
Mr.. Collins was seen yesterday, and after
explaining the workings Of cable road.
stated that the prospects OF the speedy build
ing OF the Temple street line were good. A
bonus Of 10000 Is asked, and $4,000 of bona
rdf subscriptions have already been re-
ceIved. II will cost about ti5o,0O0 TO com.
plete the road.
II Is certainly to the interest OF the holders
Of property IN the western portion Of the
city 70 Insure the building OF this -Foa,.. 1t
viii be n great convenience aud enhance the
value OF property. MrgColllns is the sole
representative Of. the cable street railway
y stem ~ lhts city, and together with the
kecfelarY Mr. Lee Requa, II putting forth
avery effort to make II success.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
The Real Estate uoom.

Those who have been complaining OF a
temporary dizziness In real estate should
take a hint from the rapid sale Of the O. W.
Childs tract OF 200 lots. This liberal and
well known gentleman determined to form
one OF the finest residence quarters In the
city, and to place the price of lots at an ex-
tremeiy low figure. combined with credit
Of two years with small monthly payments,
without Interest. These wonderful induce
ments, so different from the usual excessive
high rates Of centrally located property, has
made a perfect boom In the sale OF the tract,
and even many Of our oldest citizens have
placed their money ON the subscription list
at the agency.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

A visit to the sarlou, Industries around
the city yesterday showed an increased
activity At the foundry and machine
shops there appeared 10 be more stir than
for some time. The iron work for the new
bridges, castings. columns. giriers aud
other Iron work on doors. blinds. plows aud
Turning implements, together With the pipe.
thresholds. graiing- aud boiler work. NJ the
boiler shops. showed an increased force ~
operatives. Al the planning mills, wind.m
factory, and at the soap broom aud wooden
factories, they were astlr with their former
force Of employees At the several wineries.
canncfies and eyaporatlng fruit works they
were closing up the seasons run and get.
ting them ready for the market. Az the
great ware houses. bonded aud otherwise,
there appeared 10 be more stir than for some
time. Az the two great milling establish
ments large receipt. Of wheat were coming
In while the steel rollers were pounding out
bread stuffA for the home market and export
at the rate Of between six and eight hun
bred barrels every twenty four hours.
call al the cracker factories, picking works,
brush and trunk factories aud breweries,
the same stir and hustle was observed. Al
the stone and iron pipe works, rs well rs NJ
the marble yards and the various laundry
establishments. lumber yards and coffee and
spice MUS, the hNUit uthltuy tuDlttlDu OF
things prevail. our hOrticnliurists who are
engaged In citrus fruits are busily engaged
In getting their boxes ready for their
harvest, which begins IN the latter part Of
Decem Ger. The small army OF men engaged
on our water front and Ia the channel Of The
river are securing out the river channel To
Increase Its carrying capacity and raise its
embellishments. At the round house, ma
chine shop and car shops Of the railroad
company they are also busy In preparing for
the Increase Of freight and passenger trafiic
that commences In December At the
water works and gas works the attaches aud
employees are actively engaged IN putting
their pipes, mtlns, gates and stops In good
condition for the approaching rainy season.
~ the brick yards, which have not been
doing much during the warm weather, ex'
oept to prepare for the building season, there
are several millions OF bricks being stacked
ia the kiln for the last burn of the season.
The electric light men are Ms busy rs an
African at an election In running In circuits
for the rapid demands for electric and In
candescent lights, both In business houses
houses and restaurants are beginning 20 I'LL
up with Eastern visitors and excursiOnlsts
and our merchants and tradesmen all np
pear to be profitlbly occupied People gen
orally appear to be about doDe with the pc
lltical campaign. and are disposed to let
well enough alone. The farmers aud hortl-
culturists all appear to be absorbed In their
various enterprises, each believing he has n
big thing" and everything appears to be
altogether lovely aud prosperous.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
MATHEMATICIAN

In addition to the articles for the New or
leans Exposition named In yesterdays iIEn
AID may be mentioned a large variety of
wild shrubs and flowers, which constitute
bee food In Southern California, These
shrubs and plants are shipped In pots of
EARTH 10 they will present the same appear
ance at the Exposition as on their native
mesa and mountain home. Among the va
wheat, the wild baberry, silver sage and
white snge, wild coffee. sumac, wild alfalfa,
alhlerilla, orange blossoms aud many wild
towering plants and grasses valuable for bee
food. most OF which Is found In abundance
not otherwise occupied The frames, cases
and rack for the exhibit OF Los Angeles
honey IL made from the Arizona white pine,
contributed by the Aver Lumber Company,
OF this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
PeOpIe,s Store SneciaIs,

Is cents real value, sl.25. Peoples Store
Tomorrow, 52-inch Middlesex, ladies
cloth, IS cents; real value, 81. People,
Store.
Tomorrow, ladies Jerseys black only, u
cents. Peoples Store.
Tomorrow, brocade dress goods, all WOO
filling, 12la cents; reduced from 20 cents
Peoples Store.
Tomorrow, calicos, all grades, 4 cents 4
yard. Peoples Store.
Tomorrow, best ginghams, cents yard
Peoples Store.
Tomorrow, Lonsdale muslin, cents {
yard. Peoples Store.
Tomorrow, extra all wool red flannel, l2l,
cents yard. Peoples Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Another opportunity like the present one
to obtain beautiful homestead In first
class location will not occur again. The
Chids' tract Is the last of those charm
ing domains filled with orange orchards and
vineyards which remains sn the central part
of the city, When these few lots are dis,
posed of at the nominal price at which they
are offered, the laggard ones will always re-
gret "A lost oUpOrttlnity
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Last night, about O'Clock, one of the EN-
ployes of the Electric Light Works was in
doubt as to whether one OF the oil tanks con
tanned any oil or not. lie investigated the
matter with lighted candle, and became
convinced that there was oil in the neigh
borhood. fire alarm was sounded, but by
the liberal use of ammonia, the flames were
quenched before the engine arrived No
damage except to the inquisltive employees
nerves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
Withdrawal of Ii. q. Thomas for
xx.i I'm.

As will be seen by our advertising columns
that II. G. Thomas has Withdrawn a a can.
didaIe for Councilman for the First Ward.
This leaves the field open to Mr.. jacob r.
Gerkens and his only opponent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
\, w. Perrv,s Spectais.

Get your plumbing and gas fitting done at
$. NJ. Perry's, 80 South Main street.
The Sunset" Range is the best and cheap
est range in the California market $. NJ.
Perry, 80 South Main street. is the sole agent
In Los Angeles. Call and see it,
The ION Time" stoves and ranges at s. NJ.
Perry's, 30 South Main street, cant be beat
for the price.
A full line OF parlOr and office stoves at s.
NJ. Perry's, 30 South Main street. novel I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
Passengers Due From the East
To-day.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East. via the Southern route, to ar
rive In Los Angeles at 1920 P. NJ to-day,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grande, Arizona:
CIV Raymond, Chicago, Ills; W Wait, New
York; A w Bradshaw, ST Paul; J Page,
Maine; Mrs l. IIafer and niece, Kansas; l. II
Shepard and wife, Y; W X Brown, Oak
land; W W Bartlett, Galveston, Tex.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Ladies', B. f. Coulter is Offering special
bargains In fine cloaks. Don't fail to visit
his Ladies' Wrap Department before you
buy. He Will please yon in styles and
prices. Corner Spring and Second streets,
Hollenbeck Block.
Have you bought your winters supply OF
blankets aud fiannels? II not go to COul
ter's before you do. lie sells the Los Angeles
Mills manufacture and guarantees every
fiber pure all wool, and at greatly reduced
prices. No shoddy, no cotton. no poisonous
dye stuiis. all pure wool. Corner Spring and
Second streets, New Hollenbeck Block.
Look l0l4 sheeting good quality at 10 cts
per yard.
Look % sheeting good quality at II cts
per yard.
Look "a sheeting good quality at 10 cts
per yard,
Fifteen yards calico for 80 cents. Coulter's
corner Spring and Second streets, New Hol-
lenbeck Block. Call at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
The Latest Caur.

Ladies, call at Mosgroves tomorrow and
see the new tailor made and pressed Petit"
California. perfect beauty as regards
quantity, fit and finish. q S. Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

The Anaheim Gasette says: "While Capt.
Wilson was in Anaheim on last Monday, his
house at Anaheim Landing was visited by
marauders, who gained access to it through
the window, and stole shotgun, field glass,
pair OF new gum boots and some money.
The Captain has been ON cruise all the week
In search of the burglars and thinks he has
found a clue. II is hoped he will find the
guilty parties and have them dealt with ac-
cording to law.
on Monday night, after the Anaheim Ho-
tel had been closed and its inmates had re-
tired, some person, evidently acquainted
with the internal arrangements OF the house
and the customary habits of the proprietor,
gained access from the rear through a screen
window and visited the sleeping room Of +.
POmmer, the landlord, and extracted from
beneath his pillow valuable gold watch
and chain. A sum Of money concealed Ia
the bed escaped the search Of the thief, who
retreHted undetected and has thus far 50
well covered his tracks us to leave no clue
for his detection"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Physicians are often startled by remark.
able discoveries. The fact that DIR. King rs
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given up to die, Il
startling them to realize their sense of duty
and examine into the merits of this wonder.
full discovery; resulting In hundreds of our
best physicians using II In their practice.
Trial Bottles free ut G. +. Heinzeman's Drug
Store. Regular size 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

The following instruments were filed in
the office of County Recorder Miles yester-
day: Thirty deeds, eleven mortgages FIVE
satisfactions of mortgage, four miscellane'
Gus papers. One OF the latter named papers
was the official bond of David Webster,
newly-elected Justice of the Peace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
Progress os,he Chiids Trac, Sale.

The three days during which this popular
property has been before the public, has re-
suited In the disposal of one-sixth Of the 200
shares. At that rate a very few days will
suffice for the sale Of the whole of this
splendid tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
&erNICe

VIII be held in Bridges Hall, Downey ave-
nue., East Los Angeles. this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock The Rector At st. Pauls aud the
Rev. Mr. McManus will ofiiciate Sunday
school at $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
Eileen Oge.

Mr.. Ward and company will return from
San Bernnrdino and give the celebrated
Irish drama eileen oge,' which had such
long run in London. The performances
will be next Saturday matinee and evening,
the last appearance of the Wards in one of
their great plays.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

DEAR SIR--Therc will be a meeting oi the
Southern California Immigration AssOcia'
ton, at the rooms Of the Board NJ Trade, on
Thursday, December ith, Mt II o'clock 4. NJ,
to receive and consider reports Of officers,
and also the matter of providing a suitable
publication to circulate at the Worlds EX-
position, at New Orleans. All subscribers
are urgently requested to be present, A
general invitation is extended to the public
who feel Interested in the movement 10 at
tend and aid the enterprise. Every com
munity in this state is moving in this man
ner, and reaping good returns. Please an
swer this communication and attend the
gestion and counsel. Very truly yours,
GEO. ID. ROWAN, President.
r. H. HEWITT Commissioner
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Miss Rosa Stannus will have dramatic
recital and musical benefit at Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall, Nadeau Block, Wednesday evening.
Dec Sd, 1854, when she will appear in some
of her remarkable impersonatiOns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
The First Thanksgiving Day In
california;,

Among the official correspondence be-
tween the military government OF Califor
MIA, which lasted from July !, 1913. to Dec.
IL, 1919, and the civil authorities Of Los An.
geles, to be found In the Recorders Office
are the following:
PROCLAMATION.
In conformity with the custom OF other
States and Territories, aud In order that the
people OF California may make II general
and public Acknowledgements of their graft
tnde to the Supreme Ruler OF the universe
for His kind and fostering care, during the
past year, and for the bounteous blessings
which we now enjoy, 1t is recommended
that Thursday, the 18th day of November
next, be set apart aud kept as Il day of
thanksgiving and prayer.
Given ut Monterey, California, this 9th
day OF October, a. ID. lSiJ.
tSgncd), Il, RILEY,
Brevet Brig. -Genl 4. 3. \. and Governor of
California.
BY the Governor.
II. W. HALLECk,
Rrevet Capt, and Sec'y OF State.
PROCLAMATION.
To the pe0pic NJ California. 1t having been
ascertained by the official canvass that the
18th day OF November was ratified by the
almost unanimous vote ol the electors Of the
State;
Notc therefore, /, b. Riley, Brevet Brlga-
dierGeneral U. 5. Army aud Governor of
California, do hereby proclaim and declare
the said Constitution to be ordained aud es-
tablished as the Constitution of the State of
California.
Given ut Monterey, California, this 18th
day of December, 1873.
(Signed) II, RILEY,
Breyet Brig Genl U. $. Army aud Governor
Of California.
BY the Governor
II. W. HALLECK,
Breyet Capt. aud Seey of State.
Prefecture, vol. l, PIP. 759, 7G0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

AT 80 South Spring street, has attracted the
attention of our citizens during the past
week by the immense pyramid Of boxes Of
goods being received by Brand & Bassett for
their new store, which will be stocked with
a fine line of holiday goods and ready for
customers about Dec. 9TH. Success to the
new firm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
Preferred specials.

Gerster and Patti use nothing but Peck's
Jockey Club. 50 should all.
Try Lankershim & Cos new process roller
flour.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium per-
fumes. For sale at all druggists.
How came the roses on her ruby lips2
Simply because cola TEA she sips.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

A very desirable building lot on Twelfth
street, between Hill and Main, 50xlsl; 20
foot alley in rear. Enquire OF the subscri-
Der. No. 40 Twelfth street. adjoining the lot.
novl2-1m NJ Z. WALKER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

1917 sheeting, good quality at 10 C. per yard
"a sheeting good quality, at II C. per yard
"a sheeting, good quality. at ID c. per yard
Fifteen yards calico for 50 cts at Coulter's
new store, corner Spring and Second streets
Ilollenbeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
FOR SALE.

complete set of furniture for house
keeping. VIII be sold cheap, II disposed OF
In q few days; the owner leaving the city.
Call at IL San Pedro street. near First
novgg 2t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

OF 6rooms, two minutes walk from Pico
House. Inquire Of Mark @. Jones from 10 to
II, at Room 1, Jones Block. Spring street
noy29 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

The first of series OF praise services to
be given the last Sunday in every month,
will be held at the First Baptist Church this
evening at o'clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

In Los Angelen Wooden Mills all wool
blankets and fiannels. No house can sell as
cheap AS the mills that make them. b. +.
Coulter, proprietor, corner Spring and Sec
ond streets, Hollenbeck Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
ROOMS TO RENT

In the Hollenbeck Block, very desirable for
Offices or lodging rooms. Fine Cafe In build
ing. Apply on the premises from 10 to 2.
Entrance on Second street, first door from
church. +. o. Box 1870.
nov26tf GEO. d. cox.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

Attention. Steamer f"ssengers'
Passengers for San Francisco by steamer
Eureka, can take the 4 o'clock train for san
Pedro to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30
FOR SALE.

$76 Per Acre for Good Land
At west end Of Ward street. Also, round hill,
entire block at west end Of Fifth street, one Of
the choicest hotel or residence sites In the city,
Inquire Of WILL d. GOULD.
marriott Attorney -atLaw, Temple Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-30

A responsible man with from 5000 10 5000
10 engage In the best manufacturing busi-
ness In Los Angeles. Best references re-
as se ana gwen Address O. h noxa1 iW "