Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-23

LOCAL BREvITIE5.
The popular resort--the Rink. If
See advertisement Of lost under New
To-Day.
See advertisement Of saloon for sale in
our for sale column. ap23.5t
Twenty-Five agents are advertised for
under New To-Day.
Mr.. VIM. Mintzer, Of Cotton, is regis
tered at the St. Elmo.
A thoroughbred terrier dog is adver-
tised for in our New To-Day.
The best and cheapest cologne in town
Is Seaside Cologne. Try it.
jim Smith and Harry Jones use moth.
ing but Elite Bouquet. Try it.
Mr.. VIM. Banning, Postmaster at San
Pedro, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. T. e. Rowan, in our New To Day,
advertises an elegant cottage for sale.
Hon. j. F. Crank and Col. E. Z.
Hewitt went to San Francisco yester-
day.
Judge A. B. Moffitt, of San Fernando,
accompanied by his wife returned home
by the noon train yesterday.
The marriage license Of R. Junge and
NJ. Ruiz was filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
Mr.. John 4. Steele, ex-Sheriff of Co.
lusa county, has removed to Los Ange-
les to make this his home hereafter.
Ed. Smith, one Of the veteran firemen
Of Los Angeles, will hereafter hold the
ribbons for the Thirty Fights Engine
Company, as driver Of their fine team.
1t is said on the street that the Mon
day Morning Ne,cs and Recreation was
sold yesterday, to Studabecker Brothers
Of Riverside. Consideration not stated.
RI. Rev. W. Ingrshan Kip, Protes-
tant Episcopal Bishop Of the diocese Of
California, held an interesting confrma.
ton service last evening at st. Pauls
Church.
Angeleios at San Francisco hotels
April 2lst: J. B. JOHNSON, II. johnson,
J. L. Lewison. The Baldwin; w. Dewey,
G. Dunn. H. A. Zech, Brooklyn; F. L.
Kay, Palace; 5. F. Daniels, Russ House.
In the County Recorders Office yester
day there were fled for record twenty.
one deeds, six mortgages, seven releases
Of mortgages, one State patent, one mar
riagc license and two miscellaneous pa
pers.
The San Francisco train arrived yes
terday about two and half hours be-
hind time and departed for Arizona with
heavy train, especially with large
amount Of fruit and vegetables sent by
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
Major Ben. C. Truman arrived yester-
day on business visit and will remain
in town few days. He is looking the
perfect impersonation Of health and
happiness and seems glad to get back
aud see his host Of friends in Los An
geles.
The examination Of f. Berman, on the
charge of prejury, was concluded before
City Justice Morgan yesterday, when he
and C. d. Platt, whose examination on
q similar charge took place last week.
were held in $1,000 bail each for trial be-
fore the Superior Court.
Mr.. c. II. Pindar, Of Terre Haute,
Indiana, one Of the old and reliable
vandalia Railway conductors, is paying
Los Angeles visit. He is one Of the
kind Of men that we need in Los An
| geles. aud we hope that good fortune
may return him again to our Coast.
A. G. L. who advertised in tho Her.
AID for situation obtained good po-
sition on the first day Of his ad,e ertise-
ment, and man who advertised span
| Of lost horses, obtained them inside OF for
| ty-eight hours, as soon as the finder
read the advertisement in the HERALD.
Mr.. J. Richardson, yesterday brought
to the city 5000 in gold dust that he ha.l
washed out in the Palomas Calon.
There is large amount Of gold dust also
being brought into Newhall by China
men, and some coming to Los Angeles
from the Chinese miners above Newhall.
The world-renowned Kulmbacher
lager beer on draught, at s cents glass,
is now being sold at the following places;
Grand Central Hotel saloon, Jake Phil
lipi's Buena Vista and at Jake Gerkins',
opposite the new depot. Jake Gerkins,
agent for the celebrated Fredericksburg
beer.
Hon. @. Wiley Wells and wife started
yesterday on an Eastern trip Of business
and pleasure combined. Col. Wells will
visit New York, Washington and other
| places, and terminate his trip in at
tendance at the National Conference Of
the M. E. Church at Philadelphia, in
June next
An insane woman named Jane
Baillade. was yesterday brought in from
Arizona by member Of her family and
examined by DR.. Ross kirkpatrick and
j. Harmon in regard to her sanity, be-
fore his Honor Judge Howard. She was
decided to be insane, and will 60 to the
insane asylum to-day.
l1yrhe HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of invitations to the Calico Social,
TO be held by the ladies of Acacia Chap
ter, O. e. s., at Masonic Hall, on Fri.
day evening, May ID, 1884, at 81 o'clock.
Mrs. ID. G.. Scott, Mrs L. NJ. Cunning.
ham, w. H. Kimball and d. G. Colby
will attend to the management.
/ A swarm of bees yesterday alighten on
the awning opposite the steamship Office
on Commercial street. Mr.. e. X. Green
procured step.ladder and box and
went up to the bees and scraped them
of by handfuls into the box. They
seemed to settle in the box in comfort
and were taken away peacefully last
night.
| Dan1 Shelley, James Wooder, John
Johnson aud VIM. King, convicted Of
vsgrancy in City Justice Morgan's CourI
yesterday. were sent mp for five days
each. Rose Schneck, violating ordi
nance, fined IS, which she paid. James
Blow, charged with assault to commit
murder, on complaint Of Juan McLaugh
lin, deposited $500 for his appearance
for examination May Sth, at 10 A. NJ.
There are in this city many objects Of
interest to visitors who have never been
here before. but to those who come here
after an interval Of n few years the
change in our growth and pro gress i
really marvellous. They note the de-
velopment in every branch Of industry
and especially do they notice the Prcifit
Restaurant, opposite the Postofiice, ant
universally pronounce it perfect mode
Of an eating house. a9'lm
A Cbinnmon named Ouonr Hing wal