Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-13


tention of our readers to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. G. A. Dobinson, agent for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York. This company is not only
one Of The most successful and rsspensi-
bic In the United States. but In the
the world, for that matter, 81 is shown by
the immensely sf the business transacted.
Since its organization In February, lS45,
to january, 1884. the receipts have been
$3.50, l69, ,964.7l, out Of which premiums
have been paid to the amount Of 9202,
III, l4909, leaving cash assets on hand
OF over one hundred millions Of dollars.
To persons desiring 10 take out life In
suranoe policy, these facts should be
taken Into consideration, especially as
their rates Of insurance are - favorable
as those Of any other company.
Mike Sweeney and John Conway, two
vagrsnts who have been twice before
arrested, and released, with ths admoni-
tion Of Justice Morgan that on third
arrest, they would be sent to jail for ten
days each, were arrested for the third
time at seven o'clock last evening ct the
new depot, by Ofiosr kindhsimsr. and
lodged In jail. Al the sentence stands
against them on ths docket OF the court,
they will bs sentenced tomorrow morn
ing.
A good Sign for the times Il tho fact
that the people who are now coming TO
Los Angeles, instead Of becoming book
Keepers and trAdssmen ere buying land
and planting crops, and producing some.
thing for the support Of the human race.
As an instance Of this tendency, Messrs.
]. F. White L Co., inform the HERALD
that their sales during the past week
were $4,000, all Of trsots of farming
land for immediate cultivation.
Messrs. C. F. White 4 Co.. the enter.
prising real estate dealers, elsewhere in
this mornings HsnALD, advertise num-
Der Of desirable properties for sale and
several cottages for rent. These gentle
men are among our most successful real
estate operators and can be relied on TO
handle any property entrusted to them
to the best interest Of patrons.
Mr.. Daniel MoCarty, . wsll-known
resident Of Marysvills, CAL, for many
years, who contemplated starting In bus
mess at the Ocean House, Santa Monica.
has abandoned this idea, - that place
will be opened by other parties. Mr..
Nc Carly is pleased with Southern Cali
fornis. and will undoubtedly locate In
this city.
The world moves slowly, but some-
times surely. The miserable, rotten,
filthy and dangerous adobes on the west
side Of North Los Angeles street, about
half way between Requsna and First
streets, have been demolished, and the
debris, which will shortly be removed,
will give place to brick building.
We would call special attention to the
advertisement Of Mssss. Dennis Z
Cook. who have the past week sub
divided desirable block into beautiful
building lots; also thirty Ave acre tract
| into four aero blocks. This property Is
very desirably located on Boyle Hights,
and Is offered at bargain.
The San Pedro train which brought
| up the south-bound passengers Of the
steamer Queen Of the Pacific, consisted
Of Ave passenger, one baggage. and one
express car. Thirty-one passengers left
| for San Diego yesterday afternoon by
the same steamer. She win sail north
tomorrow.
Prof. voegtlin, stated yesterday that
the impersonation Of himself by Geo. F.
Moore at the Boulon. Moore exhibition,
was SO striking that he questioned his
own identity, and ct drst thought he
was on the stage himself, instead OF be-
ing among the laughing audience. A
marked compliment for Moore.
Rses Wirsching's stone sidewalk In
front Of their new building on Los An.
geles street has been for some time com.
pleted in front Of 100 feet Of their build
inc and will be commenced In the front
| Of The additional twenty feet Of the
building, tomorrow or next day.
In City Justice Morgan's Court yssisr'
day, jean Rabaugay, convicted Of dis
turbing the peace, on complaint Of Mrs.
Youngworth, was sentenced to pay Z
6ns Of $50. or In default, sixty day.
labor on the public streets.
We have been requested to announce
that the childrsns Easter festival,
appointed for this evening at st. Paul
Episcopal Church, Is postponed for
ono week on Account Of the weather.
Warron's Second Cantsta will be rem.
dersd to-day st II A. NJ, by . talented
choir conducted by Professor Fiske, a
the First Congregational Church on Hill
street, corner Of Third street.
Go and hear the Rev. NJ. N. Gibson,
D. D., Of San Francisco, on "Ths Ain
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion,' tonight at the First Congrega
tioual Church.
There were eighteen deeds, six mort
cages, two marriage Licenses and ons