Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28
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LOCAL BREvITIRs.
Maximum Thermometer. 81 S
Minimum Thermometer. $50

Maximum Thermometer, 61.5
Minimum Thermometer. $50
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
The popular resort-ths Rink. II
See advertisement of wanted to invest.
White Rose -four first and last. H
Jevne.
Cranks never dance-dance and be
sane. HINTON.
Furnished rooms are advertised to let
in our New To-Day.
Canned okra at H. Jevne's So North
Spring, Los Angeles.
See advertisement Of saloon for sale in
our for sale column. ap23.5t
Oneida roast chicken and turkey at
Jevne's.
Seaside cologue Is twice the size Of
any colcgue for the money.
Wallace Leach. ESQ.,. Is in the city
and registered at the st. Elmo.
Gerster and Patti use nothing but
Pecks Jockey Club, SO should all.
A girl to do general homework is
advertised for in our New To-Day.
The fixtures Of lunch house are ad-
vertised for sale under New To-Day.
Mr.. w. H. Currier, wife and daughter,
Of Toledo, Ohio, arc at the st. Elmo.
The card of Mr.. c. H. Brown, archi.
tsct, will be found in our New To- Day
column.
Penang spices are now . fsvorite in
the Kitchens Of Los Angeles. b. Jevne.
50 North Spring.
Peace and happiness prevail in every
family that uses White Rose Hour. Il.
Jevne, 80 North Spring street. keeps 1t.
Oneida sorn is the best and suits the
people Of Los Angeles 50 we'll that H.
Jsvns has second carload on the way.
First class pianos and organs, new and
second. hand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entiue's music store, 81 N. Main street.
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Preserved fruits Of ell kinds 10 glass,
to be had at n. Jevne's. They are put
up by the Oneida Community. New
York.
DR.. Hatch. Of Sacramento, member Of
the State Board Of Health, il a passsng-
or by to. days train from San Francisco.
Mrs. Resgle, Ben Smith and Frank
Shaw, Of Los Angeles, are passengers by
the Pacific Express, due here at l2:20 ?.
n. to-day.
Ben. W. Edelman, D. A. Hamburger,
and Martin Lehman, return from San
Francisco by to-days overland train.
Ten pounds Of granulatsd sugar for
u IL nothing new. H. Jevene does Is
vel, ~ that, and all other gra les Of
sugar correspondingly.
Mr.. W. W. Ball, Of the Postofics
cigar store, is distributing to patrons
very handsome souvenir in the form Of
match box bearing the card Of the
popular Tansills Punch sigsr.
There were filed yesterday in the Of
fee Of the County Recorder. % deeds, 8
mortgages. s satisfactions Of mortgages,
miscellaneous papers, marriage Ii.
csnses, 2 mining claims and ] o. Z.
patent
In our New To-Day column, . large
lodging house, on Wilmington street.
near the business center Of the city, 10
advertised for sale; also three acres Of
land. on Tenth street, with house, stable
snd we'll Of good water.
Capt. 8 @. Thompson, Of Whining.
ton. was in the city yesterday ON busi-
ness and reports the new opera house Of
Admiral Banning a. near completion
and that all the Wilmingtoniap say that
the building will be daisy.
The attention Of persons desiring 10
purchase q cosy home place. convenient
to business, IL directed to the auction
sale Of beautiful improved property ad-
vertised by Messrs. Noyes { Field else.
whore In this mornings HERALD.
The friends Of Horace Pound. who
had been ailing for some time, will re-
gret to learn that he died at his resi-.
dencs In East Los Angeles last Saturday
night. Deceased had been . resident OF
Los Angeles for several years aud W. .
generally respected.
Messrs. Noyes I Field, elsewhere n
this mornings HERALD. advertise that
they will selI at auction At their sales.
room in this city, ON Wednesday. May
18th, one Of the most desirable improved
farms TO be found In this county. For
fall particulars see advertisement.
Messrs. Bisbes 4 wsngsr. elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD. announce
that on or about May lst they will open
the Opera PArlors. which, for elegance
Of appointments and quality Of liquors,
they propose shall be second to no other
similar establishment on the Coast.
The exports from Santa Ana, com
pilsi by the Herald Of that place. show
. large export from that place by rSil for
the week ending April 25,h: Eggs, rs
cases, 5770 pounds; oranges. 1898 boxes,
50, 2l0 pounds; wosl. IlS bales, -, 900
pounds; snecp. is cars, 800, 900 pounds;
( neral merchandise, Is, 100 pounds.
Total, 457. ITO pounds.
The HERALD acknowledges . olll from
that solid and veteran newspaper man.
Col. John Knapp, tho proprietor Of the
81 Louis RepxbiisaH. Col. Knapp will
spsnd about three months on the coast
and visit al tie prominent towns and
places Of interest In Southern California.
He is accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
Mr.. Burdstt Chandler, Manager Of the
Chandler Oil Company, reports that the
roads are 90 bad that he cannot haul the
ssgias from Ontario TO the wells Of tho
company. In the meantime he has com.
nasnsed pumping the first well with 4
spring pole, and with that Appliance
took out twenty barrels Of fine lubricst-
ing oil In forty eight hours. That shown
IcWofu lOI t9OoH UtO1t VrOmDt ana
gratifying. This ell isin active demand
at Is per barrel.
The Santa Ana Herald says tia, the
gas well Of Mr.. Jesse R. Allen. in the
Newport section, continues TO fiow stead
lily. Mr.. Allen purchased = gas stove.
which is connected with the well BY
pipes. Some time since pipes were in.
troduced for illuminating purposes, and
now Mr.. Aliens house is fully supplied
with all the heat and light desired.
This town could be lighted by the gas
from this we'll, and doubtless soon would
be, were Il not for the COS. 'of. piping it
such distance. There 10 IN abundance
Of il, and Mr.. Allen could establish bath
houses cheapIy.
A man is going around the city with
two little oirls that rlav tha harm and