Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-01

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81. Peoples Store, Al, 43 and 45 Spring
street.
MIR. 7. II. Ward yesterday assumed
the publication Of the Real Estate Record
Of this city.
Best quality Of silverware at manufac.
turers prices at the Diamond House, op-
poste the Baker Block.
To-day, ladies' Pinch length Lisle
gloves l0c. a pair. Peoples Store, Al !,
43 aud 40 Spring street.
Best alarm clocks, Sl.5O. Coin silver
thimbles, 25 cents. Cut-bottle casters,
50 so at the Diamond House.
To-day, dark shades Of yard wide
lawns, Sc. yard. Peoples Store. Al,
43 and 10 Spring street.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne. Seaside Cologne, Sea
side Cologne, Seaside Cologne.
To-day, ladies' wash poplin ulsters Z &C.
Peoples Store. Al, 43 and As Spring
street.
First-class pianos and organs, nav and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
eatines music store, 27 NJ Main street.
apr27-ti
To day, all-linen yard long towels I0c
Peoples Store, Al, 43 and As Spring
street.
The attention of membersof the Order
OF Knights OF Py.hias is directed to the
notice which appears in our New To-
Day column.
The attention Of persons seeking nice
ly furnished rooms with good board, is
directed to the advertisement headed
Rooms and Board
A regular meeting of the German
Ladies Benevolent Society will be held
at Turn Verein Hall at 2P. NJ. to.mor-
row-Wednesday. A full attendance OF
members is requested. See advertise.
ment.
Marriage licenses issued to John Grant
and Mary Young, L. Nett aud Alice
Briswalter, John o. Peterson aud Mary
i. Smith, and Jacob King AMI l.. A.
Craig, we're filed for record in the County
Recorders office yesterday.
There were filed fer record in the
County Recorders office. yesterday,
twenty-five deeds, six mortgages. one
satisfaction of mortgage, four marriage
licenses, three notices of mining claims
and three miscellaneous papers.
Mr.. T. f. Rowan, under New To- Day
in this mornings HERALD, offers rare
chance to any one desiring to secure a
highly improved home, cheap. The
property is just outside the city limits
and is offered at a very low price.
A man named Dnarte left a hitched
saddle horse in the street yesterday,
when man named Lopez took the
property and sold it for $40 to a man in
a corral on Fourth street. Officer Alta
mirano arrested the fellow last night.
The Democrats of the First Ward, by
notice under New To-day, are called to
meet at Jake Gerkins's, opposite the rail
road depot. at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
Wednesday, evening, for the purpose o.
organizing a campaign ward club. A
full attendance is desired.
A man hired horse and buggy Sat
Yrday from Dspuy's stable to go to the
Mis- jon San Gabriel. As he failed tC
return that night or the next, the off
GERS we're kut on the track and very soor
discovered the property at San Gabriel
but the driver has not yet been found.
1t will be seen, by advertisement else
where, that the popular New Yorl
Bakery has been removed 10 No. 50'
South Spring street, Ralph's Building
Here the Irepressible Louis Ebingel
will continue 20 make his unrivalet
bread and his uusppreaohable cakes ant
pies. IN
J. p. jenkins. coneicted of disturbing
the peace. in City Justice Morgan's Court
yesterday. was fined $40. which he paid
d. Leahy, carrying concealed weapon
paid SIS. John Mcdonald, convicted o
battery, was sentepoed to pay a tine o
$50, or, in default, thirty days imprison
ment.
A meeting Of the Democrats OF tn
Third Ward will be held at Judge Nor
gan's courtroom, Nadesn Block, at 7:Sl
o'clock tomorrow "Wednesday, evening
for the purpose Of organizing eampagI
ward club. All Democrats Of the ware
are earnestly requested to be present
See notice under New To-day.
In Justice Lings Court, yesterday
Henry Baldwin, arraigned on the eharg,
Of cruelty to animals--driving hors'
until II died-was held in $3.50 TO appes
for trial July 3, at 10 AN. Georg
| Allen, charged with battery ON com
| plant OF Luea Marosov.ch was foun,
guilty. Sentence postponed until I
future date.
Those Of our young people who hay
not yet made up their minds where t.
spend the coming Fourth. il they wisl
to spend pleasant day, should go to tn,
picnic OF the Young Spanish American
Club at the City Gardens. Every prep
aration las been made by the Committe,
Of Arrangements to give their guests I
most enjoyable tims.
The employees Of the 8. r. r. r. vii
learn with pleasure that dispatch wa'
yesterday received from Mr.. A. N
Towne, the General Manager of the c.
| p, and s: 7. Railroads, which states tha
no attention skould be paid to reports
that there would be postponement o.
the payment OF the wages due the EN-,
ployes Of the two companies. The pay
car is undergoing soan slight repairs
and will be out in about ten days, yher
all the boys viii be glsddened ID thu
usual way.
The attention Of our readers is direct
ed TO the announcement of the opening
Of the Boyle Heights Hotel, the new no
tel recently erected by Mr.. f. II. Work
man, which will be found elsewhere j,
this mornings HERALD. This hSuse ii
located ON the mesa east of the river
and commands view OF the entire val
ley from the mountains TO the ocean
The lessee, NJ. Harry Bantz, hal
furnished the house throughout in ele
giant style, aud proposes to keep a first
class family hotel. Visitors to Los An
seles desiring quiet place. with pleas
ant nrronndings and home comforts
will find the Boyle Heights Hotel just
the place,