Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-06

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LOCAL BRnvITIHs.
| The popular resort the Rink. If
A,man and wife, for dairy work, are
Advertised for under New To- Day.
Pecks premium perfumes are becom-
ing very popular with the ladies Of
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All accounts due Barker 4 Allen must
and will have to be paid Immediately.
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Every lady should ask her druggist
tor sample Of Elite Bouquet perfume.
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County Clerk Potts yesterday issued
marriage license to Arthur J. Camp and
Harriet Ridglsy.
The Messenger Of Health" will be
left at every house. Ladies' should
read carefully. feb20-lw
United States Deputy Marshal 7. B.
Hayes, Of Wilmington, was 10 the city
Yesterday on official buninsss.
The Board Of Supsrvisors finished the
business Of the March session yesterday
and adjourned until Monday. April 7th.
The funeral Of Jesus Lsyya. who was
murdered At Wilmington ON Monday
nisht last, will take place this morning
a . o'clock.
City Assessor John Fischer has his
quarters ia the room next the City
Council Chamber. where he will be
pleased to know how much every tax
payer is worth.
In the County Recordsr's Office yes
tsrday there were filed for record twelve
deeds, five mortgages, seven releases Of
mortgages, one marriage license, and
two miscellaneous papsrs.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
instructed the Clerk to advertise for
plAns and specifica tions for the now
Court House and jail, the two buildings
. cost not 70 sxcssd $4,000.
By notice In our New To- Day column.
it will be seen that the office Of the
Continental Oil Company has been re-
moved to the store VI Lacy, visrsck 4
Co No. l2l Los Angeles street.
Oslng to the break in the lines Of
travel on both railwsys to the east, and
the uhfoFdable condition Of the San Ga
brisl rivers, no oil can come to the city
from Pstroiis or Pnents oil wells.
Hon. ]. Marion Brooks, State Senator
from Ventura, Santa Barbara and San
Luis Obispo counties. win return homo
this morning via the Queen Of the Pa
cific and the port u SANTA Barbara.
Mr.. C. Duucommun reports rainfall
Of 2.77 inches for the twsnty-four hours
ending ct l-P. y. yesterday, and 30.62
inchcs for the season to dste. That In
dicates fall Of three feet for the year.
at least.
Nh. o. H. Bli1s repor.s . rainfall to
date for the season TO be o. IS inches.
and the Signal Service At 26.22. That
h peetfy close work between 10 OBJ
servers in different localities aad dif-
fsrsns elevations.
The Arroyo Ssco. near its junction
with tho Los Angeles river. was not
fordsbls yesterday, The current was
very rapid snd Wild, from the boulder
that had bseu rolled down from the
storm Or uncovered from the sand.
Messrs. Hsmmsl Z Dsnker, the we'll
known and popular hotel proprietors, by
card publishsd in our New To-Day
column, returns thanks 10 the public for
the liberal patronage extend to the firm
during their management ct the Cos mo-
politsn Hotel.
The steamer. Queen Of the Pseifc, ar
rived at San Pedro yesterday morning.
and discharged large cargo Of freight.
She will sail to-day for San Francisco
with . large load Of passengers, who will
leave Los Angeles for San Pedro at 10
4. n, railroad time.
We andsntand that Mis- Rosa
Staanus, whose reading Of lord Ullin's
Daughter, " was listened to with 70 much
pIeasure ct the entertaiument given at
the Fort Street N. 3. Church for the
benefit Of the hood suffersrs will shortly
give dramatic recital in this city.
F II appears that BIB Eekert, who runs
the Pavilion at Santa Menica every sum.
mer, has associated with him for the
present ssason Herr Msndel Meyer, the
we'll kkewn musician and caterer 10 the
wAnts Of visitors 10 the seaside. Due
notice Of thsir plans will appear in The
HKxALD.
Christ Moe, who was arrested some
days ago. on two charges Of obtaining
money from Charlss Peterson, by repre-
seating that he owned property In San
Francisco, was exanined before Justice
Ling yesterday oa one Of the charges
and, in default Of q, 900 hail. was COM
mitted to await trial.
When will the change in the gutter
be made st the corner Of Spring and
Temple streets, to divide the stream that
now hoods the stores and cellars on Main
street! The money required to change
the gutter would be Is cents. II q pro-
posed to raise the amount by subscrip-
tion. Who will be the hrst TO subscribe!
The readers Of the HkRALD win not
fail to remember that ths great auction
sale Of the furniture and carpets Of 100
rooms ID the Cosmopolitan Hotel will
co mmencs to-day in the dining room Of
that hotel. This 4 the largest auction
sale Of furniture ever held in Southsrn
California, and will attract much atten-
tion.
The railroad bridge over the San Ga
brisl river Y impassable for tzaiass and
. calvert between n Monte and spadra
has been washed out. The telegraph
wire was also down on the railway line,
east, 20 that the condition Of the rail-
road over the Santa Ana river was not
attainsbls. II will require two or three
days 70 put the line to Cotton in ccndi-
tion.
We received . pleasant call yesterday
from Msnu. H. b. Smith, Jr., and Mr..
w. A. Bissell, the former Pacific Coast
Passenger Agent Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway linss, and the latter Pacific
Coast Freight Agent for the same road.
Mr.. Bissslf visits Los Angeles for tho
purpose Of calling upon our merchants In
the Interest Of his Company. Mr.. Smith
came down 70 sec his old friends, whose
names arc legion in this city.
Owing to the weather, the piano rafIls
sAd hall which, for the benefit Of the
Aood sufFsrsru, was 70 have taken place
to-day, Thursday, March 9th, at
Turn vsrsin Hall b hereby post
poued until ThursdAy, March
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