Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-02

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The popular resort-the Rink. If
A thing of beauty is the Florence oil
stove. febl.4t
Bryson Hall dancing school this after
noon.
See advertisement headed furniture
or carpets under New To-Day.
A dancing lesson on Saturday will
make child happy all the week.
Twenty-Five Florence heaters sold
daily. Northcrafts & Clark's. febI-4t
x United States Collector Brierly, Of
Wilmington, ia registered at the Cosmo-
poiitan.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dunlap returns
from San Francisco by this mornings
overland train.
Mr.. Harris Newnark, Of this city, is
visiting San Diego on business connected
with bis house.
Mr.. George Chaffey, Jr.. Of Ontario,
San Bernardino county, is registered at
| the Pico House.
George Gray and wife, Of Los Angeles,
are passengers by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
A car load Of the Florence coal oil
stoves at Northcrafts h Clark's. 246
North Main street. febl-4t
Thermometer for the "a hours, ending
at S;l5 last evening: Maximum, 03.7 de-
grees; minimum, 53.5 degrees.
The Florence favorite oil stove is no
humbug. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Nor:hcrafts & Clark. febl-4t
Mr. D. Blh.en, the eminent rnetallur-
gist and Superi,ite ndent Of the King
nine at Calico, is at the Cosmopolitan.
Twenty Bain wagons. at actual cost.
Northcrafts 4 Clark's. febl-4t
The marriage license OF James w.
Ogden and Mary A. Firman was filed for
record IN tue County Recorders Office
yesterday.
Mrs Wilma ka.ton, who is noted for
her excellent eting and singing, will play
at Prof. Pfann's benefit at Turn verein
Hall, next Sunday.
The firm Of Higgins 4 Scranton, of
San D ego. have imported full crew Of
Kanakas to engsge in whaling off the
COAST Of Bsja California.
Mr.. A. yignolo. the wholesale liquor
dealer, shipped full carload of wine
yesterday to Galveston, Texas, which
shows the popularity of our staples.
Richard Melrose. editor and proprie-
tor Of the Anaheim Gazette, has been
appointed Postmaster at tAnaheim. Dick
will ba & ,od officer and bear his honors
well.
The rainfall of Thursday night, aud
Fridsy up to ! P N. was |. l6 inches ac-
ccrdng to the record of Mr.. C. Ducom-
nun, and for the season TO that time 81
inches.
Judge Conklin, VII called on his fam
lily on the 30th uIt.. made but the stay
Of night, as he had importaat business
requiring his attention at Independence,
Inyo county.
Con Cregan was arraigne1 before City
Justice Morgan yesterday on the charge
Of battery, preferred by All jim, Chi
naman. Case set for trial February Sth,
at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. Alb. Caldwell, Of Spadra. reports
the rainfall at that place from 10 o'clock
the previous night up to 9 r. NJ. ysster-
terday. as half an inch; total since last
Saturday night, 5 inches.
1t is the height of cruelty in this rainy
weather, when the Spring street railroad
track is covered with mud, to compel
horse to haul car alone. 1t is dreadful
cruelty that should be stopped at once.
Auction sale by John c. Bell this day
at II o'clock, rain or shine. one Of the
best buggy and family horsts in the
State; buggy and harness Also double
harness, nearly new. Look in another
column.
The increase Of water receipts made by
the City Water Company for the present
year is between $4,000 and 10000.
That is good Indication Of the immense
increase OF the number Of householders
in the city.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes.
tsrdsy, A. P. Lastery was examined on
the charge Of stealing watch and chain
from Alfred Weilhardt and held for trial
before the Superior Court on the charge
Of robbery.
The Northbound train ON the Califor-
mia Southern Railway on Tuesday was
delayed long time by large boulder
falling on the track in the Temecula
canon. II was removed by the aid Of
giant powder.
Business was unusually dull at the
County Recorders office yesterday, only
fifteen deeds, six mortgages, i've salts
factions OF mortgages, one marriage
license and four miscellaneous papers
having been filed for record.
Mr.. j. B. Lankershim, Of San Fer
nando, reports rainfall of $40 inches
for the storm Of this week, up to Thurs
day a: P. NJ, aud rain has fallen nearly
all the time since that date. Not less
than eight inches hns probably fallen
there during the week.
Joseph C. Stern was arrested yestsr-
day on suspicion of being the party who
broke into the billiard hall of Cam &
King, on Main street, ON the night of
January 2Sth. He was taken before
City Justice Morgan and arraignment set
for 9 A. NJ. to-day.
We learn that movement will soon
be made to complete the Catholic Cathe-
dral at Old town. portion Of which has
already been built. and that the second
story will be constructed of lumber and
be devoted toa college for the benefit Of
the young mon who desire to study for
the ministry, San DIEGO Sun.
The HKRALD is indebted to Mr.. d. II.
Pike, Of jamestown, Colorado. fer
pleasant call. Mr.. Pike was formerly
resident Of Pasadena. and after an ab-
sence Of FIVE years is delighted at the
wonderful progress made during that
time. When he sells his Chicago real
estate, and gold mines in Colorado, he
will hurry back to his old love in Los
Angeles county.
1t is estimated that during the year
1883 the population Of California has
been increased upwards of 10000 by
means Of immigration alone. Placing
the additions by birth at 25.000, which
isa safe estimate, ~ the proportion Of
births over deaths il very large in Cali
fornia, being the healthiest State in the
Union, and we have total Of S5. 600 for