Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-22


been appointed subscription agent for
the HERALD. For some time to come he
will dev to himself to the city and its
immedb q surroundings. We commend
him to /. II who desire the leading daily
journal published south Of San Francisco.
'.Nectar" cigars, P. o. Cigar Store. II
Seaside Cologne is twice the size of
any Cologne for the money.
Gerster and Patti use nothing but
Peck's Jockey Club. So should all.
A pleasantly located two story house
is advertised for rent in our New To
Day.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S.l5 last evening. Maximum, $50
degrees; minimum, $50 degrees.
First-class pianos and organs, new and
midland. for sale and to rent. VAL
entine's music store, q N. Main street.
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The daughter Of Sheriff Burkhart, Of
San Bernardino, is visiting the daughter
of Under Sheriff Burdick, Of Los Ange-
les.
The marriage license Of Jean Sarrazen
and Emile valainte, was filed for record
in the County Recorders Office yester-
day.
Hon. Wssh Andrus. the Secretary OF
| a. N Sa rxouiu0 his
brother in.law, Mr.. Tom Goss. brief
visit.
The Los Angeles delegation to the
Sacramento Republican convention left
yesterday by the evening train. Part Of
the company left on Saturday by
steamer.
Mr.. Matthew Cooke went to Orange
yesterday to examine into the method
of destroying noxious insects. He will
he in this city to-day and tomorrow,
and on Thursday go TO San Gabriel.
Mr.. Geo. Turner, financial agent Of
the Sanchez and Soledad Gold and Sill.
yer Mining Company, has established
his headquarters at AZ North Main
street, due notice Of which will appear
Tomorrow.
Miss Ackslson, by advertisement in
our New To Day, notifies her former
patrons and the public generally that
her day and boarding school for young
ladies and misses will reopen Monday,
August 10Th.
II required eighteen crowded cars to
carry the passengers to Santa Monica on
Sunday. There were two fights. but no
officer detailed to prevent all gambling
games on Sunday at that place hereafter.
Barney Quinn. su account of whose
assault on e. B. Kent was published in
Sundays HERALD, was arraigned before
Justice Ling yesterday on the charge Of
assault to commit robbery, andi u default
Of $1,000 bail, was committed to Jail for
examination ut 10 A. M. to-day.
The new hotel at Lang's Station will
be opened on the 18th Of August next
by the proprietor, Mr.. j. Lang. Mr..
Lang will spare no pains to make the
travelling public entirely comfortable.
He has been . pioneer for 30 years and
knows the wants Of the people exactly.
| The attention Of members Of the
Cleveland Guards is directed to the call
for a meeting, published in our adver-
Using columns. to be held in the rooms
OF the Central Democratic Club, told
Episcopal Church building). corner Of
4 New High and Temple streets. A full
attendance is expected. as business Of
importance will be transacted.
The HERALD acknowledges the pleas
ure of q call from Mr.. L. G. Nesmitn. Of
! San Jose, who goes down to San Diego
n to visit his father and sister, the latter
the wife Of Lieut. Greedy, the lately
happily rescued Arctic explorer. On his
return Mr.. Nesmith will be accompanied
by his sister, who goes to Washington
to meet her long lost husband.
Il At the Church Of Our Lady Of Angels
on Sunday forenoon. 81 children re-
csived their frst communion. The
procession as it marched into the
Church, the majority composed of girls,
all dressed in white, formed most inter
e,ting sight. In the afternoon Rt. Rev.
B shop Mors, administered the Sacra.
ment Of Cenfirnation to lO7 persons, and
at the conclusion OF the ceremony
preached sermons in Spanish and Fog.
lish to the large congregation present.
Next Saturday Mr.. Ivar A. Weld will
start upon q trip Of several months
duration to his old home in Denmark
He goes to see his old mother. whom he
has not met for twenty one years. Mr..
Weld was gallant officer in the Union
army; and, for years in Los Angeles, he
has been one OF those Federal officials
upon whom the Civil Service inquisitors
ought to look with q friendly eye. We
wish him Godspeed and hope that hi,
return will not be long deferred.
| The San Bernardino delegation to the
Republican State Convention at Sacra'
mento. arrived in the city yesterday and
left on the afternoon train. 1t consists
Of Richard Grid, of the Chino Rancho
r. w. Waterman, the proprietor of the
Waterman mine and mill; o. I. Dyer,
banker at Riverside; J. C. Peacock, Jr.
Of the Cotton Semi Tropic, and Johu
Brown, junior. The latter is the ONLY
lawyer In the group and will try and
keep his fellows ont Of mischief.
DR.. R. r. Brown, business manager o
the Kansas Farmer, Of Topeka, in tina
State. paid the HERALD oihce pleasan
visit yesterday. The Doctor appears Il
have been treated very rudsly by the
frisky climate Of Kansas, and needs The
equitable climate and tonic air of Cali
fornia to bring back his missing muscl,
and flesh. II he will stay here awhile
both these things will be added unto
him. He thinks that Kansas, with I
40, 900, 000-bushel wheat crop. is nj
small agricultural commonwealth.
The following Is the list Of passenger
from the East. via the Southern Pacif,
and connections. who arrived in Los An
geles yesterday: d Hsmburger, Mrs
Mamos, Miss Ruth Ames, Miss ANN
Brennan, San Francisco; w Terry
Galveston; Alex Bakem, Cambridge
Mass; Mrs G b Brisby, Miss Florenc,
Brisby, Freeport, o, DIR Guzmaa and
wife, City Of Mexico; w Howard. Con
. | way. Ark; A @ Faye, New York; @ L
Seiipman, Tucson; N Robinson, Cleve
land, Ohio; frank Simpson, Marion
wiseman. Los Angeles; Sydney Harris,
San Antonio.
Mr. n Z; acof;sId. of the firm of SEQ.