Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-18

The popular resort-the Rink. If
This evening we close at 7 o'clock.
Peoples Store.
Boys clothing. prices low, basement
Peoples Store.
A through train is expected from the
East some time to-day.
Two carpenters, in our New To-Day,
advertise for employment.
Peck's Premium Perfumes are now the
standard arong the elite. mchl5-lw
Fine imported champagnes at H. ].
Woollacott's, % and % North Spring
street.
Samples of the Elite Bouquet Per-
fumes given to all lady customers by
druggists. mohl5-1w
Councilman Lambie was present in
his seat yesterday, for the first time in
four weeks.
A license to commit matrimony was
yesterday awarded 70 Martin Lyman
and Ollie L. Jains.
Mr.. W. P. Tibbetts. reports rainfall
at Ballona, Of an inch ct that place
during the past week.
Twelve houses are being erected at the
present time on the Morris Vineyard
Tract, on and near Main street.
On center table, towels, all linen, l0c.,
Peoples Store.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
ct S.l5 last evening: Maximum, 64.7
degrees; Minimum, 4S.S degrees.
Councilman Sabichi was granted
thirty days leave OF absence yesterday,
on account of sickness in his family.
The attention Of Sir knights Templar
Il directed to notice Of meeting for drill
which will be found under New To-Day.
On center table. ladies' lace trimmed
chsmise. 50c., Peoples Store.
Be sure 10 hear the lecture at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
this evening by Hon. G. Wiley Wells.
Seats free.
On account Of the muddy condition Of
the public Atreets yesterday, the parade
in honor Of the memory Of st. Patrick
was omitted.
This evening our store will be closed
at I o'clock, to prepare for the great
revolution sale, TO take place shortly
Peoples Store.
The annual celebration Of the Inde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows will be
celebrated in this city on Friday. the
25th Of April, 1884.
On account of the food the San Luis
Rey Star failed 10 receive the usual sup
ply Of paper and came out on russell
coiorsd Manila paper
City Assessor Fischer, in our New To-
Day. notifies taxpayers Of the where-
sbouts Of his Office and the hours at
which he may be found there.
The steamship Orizaba will complete
her repairs this week and resume her
trips to and from San Pedro March 80,
arriving at San Pedro April l, 1884.
Bar.keepers' and walters aprons. 20c..
basement. Peoples Store.
The closing sale Of the furniture Of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel will take place to-
day in the large "Six Brothers" build
ing, on the corner First and Los Angeles
streets.
Mr.. ]. P. Gabriel. formerly Deputy
Sheriff Of this county, and for four years
Sheriff Of Pinal county. Arizona, now
living at Tucson, is registered at the st.
Charles.
Mr.. J. NJ. Blssett, the well known
Newspaper man, who has been visiting his
father in law, Doctor Hazeltine, in this
city, went north by the State Of Califor-
mia yesterday.
Major E.S. Blasdel has returned from
Calico on q visit to his family. He has
been storm-bound for month, but does
not look ~ II he suffered from any lack
Of provisions.
Mr.. H. G. Weston, tho well known
pork packer Of Compton. was IN the city
yesterday. Owing to the condition Of
the roads. II is almost impossible to got
hogs to slaughter.
On center table, Damask napkins, &C.,
Peoples Store.
A man who was assisting on Sunday
night in unloading $50 pound Sara.
| toea trunk, at the depot, had the Same
fan on one Of his legs and break it. His
name was not known.
There were fled in the Office of
Recorder Miles Yesterday, 10 deeds. o
mortgages. 9 releases of mortgages.
2 water claims, one power Of attorney
and one marriage notice.
A special meeting of Los Angeles
Lodge No. ~. r. 4 A. NJ, will be held
In their hall, Spring street, at 1880
O'Clock, sharp, this evening, for work in
the First Degree. See notice.
On center table, gents silk clocked
socks, Csc. Peoples Store.
Under sheriff Burdick yesterday fell
from chair in which he was standing
| In the Sherif'a Office. and was severely
bruised on the head. His friends in
quire IL Sullivan, the siogeer, hit him
clip. He was all right last night.
Mr. and Mrs. D. n. Pike. formerly
residents Of Pasadena, who have been
visiting Mr.. C. H. Watts, Of Pasadena,
| this winter, left yesterday for jamestown,
Colorado, where Mr.. Pike is superin-
tendent Of miniag company.
We understand that steam engine
has been purchased in San Francisco for