Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-10

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
One price to all at Siegel's.
Boys suits. S2.95, Peoples Store.
Hats for all classes, at Siegel's.
The popular resort-the Rink. If
Boys knee pants, Peoples Store.
French kid shoes s2.75, Peoples Store.
Buy your straw hats of Siegel, the
halter.
Mems under shirts. 25 cents, Peoples
Store.
Straw hats to suit everybody, at
Siegeps.
Tortoise shell hats, all shades, Peoples
Store.
We do just as we advertise. Siegel,
the halter.
English curacao kid shoes So. 25,
Peoples Store.
White Rose flour cannot be excelled.
H. Jevne has it.
Memo cashmere working pants, 81. so,
Peoples Store.
Gerster and Patti are creating furor.
SO is the Elite Bouquet.
A fine lot of imported and California
olives at II. Jevnes.
Our goods and prices speak for them
selves. Siegel, the halter.
Doctor j. Jarvis, Of San Diego, is
registered at the st. Elmo.
Since the aood all the people are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
Fine millinery, prices low. on centre
table, Peoples Store.
Prof. +. II. Ringe, of Cambridge.
Massachusetts, is at the st. Elmo.
A competent young man, in our New
To-Day, advertises for a situation.
You will never be disappointed by
buying Siegel hat. Try one.
The Revere House, ON First street, is
advertised for rent in our New To-Day.
Msatschappel. Java aud Arabian
Mocha, fresh from the rooster, at II.
Jevne's, 3S N. Spring street.
II. II. Howard, Of Los Angeles, is a
PASSENGER by the Pacific Express, due in
this city at 1920 P. NJ. to-day.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at Sis last evening: Maximum, 76. 5
degrees; minimum, 54.S degrees.
The Los Angeles Band of Hope will
give an entertainment at the Congrega-
tionai Church next Tuesday evening.
Boys seruceake low shoes 81, Peoples
Store.
All kinds Of groceries at prices that
defy competition, aud none but good
goods, at II. Jevne's, 3S N. Spling
street.
First-class pianos aud organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entine's music store, p N. Main street.
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Siegels hats are superior to all hats
sold in this city. Every hat warranted.
Go to T. s. Hall, No. 10 Court street.
for the best investment in ranch prop
erty. See advertisement in the HER
AID. ma8-6t
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. C.
A. give another Of their popular lunches
to-day from II to 3 at II n. Main street.
Try it.
The Michels- Friedlander stock OF
bankrupt goods are being eagerly pur-
chased by an approaching public at
Peoples Store.
A meeting of stockholders Of the Cali.
fornia Land improvement Company. for
the election Of officers, it called for May
26th. See notice under New Tp- Day.
Young mems suits up to 10 y ears,
$3.50, Peoples Store.
In the County Recorders Office yester-
day there were filed for record twenty.
one deeds, six mortgages, three satis-
factions OF mortgages and two miscel-
laneous papers.
Prof. Geo. II. Peck, of ri Monte, was
in the city yesterday on important bus.
ness. He is now the recognized apostle
Of county roads and has quit the weather
prediction business.
Pedro Garcia, convicted Of petit lar.
ceny in City Justice Morgan's Court,
yesterday, was sentenced to pay fine
Of $50 or be Imprisoned in the County
Jail at the rate of 81 day until the fine
Is paid.
The Philadelphia excursionists made a
lively day yesterday in going about the
city and country. They are lively and
genial company and expressed great
pleasure at oil the beautiful things which
they saw.
Registering is going on steadily, but
is not as rapid as it should be. Only
1000 voters out Of possible Il, 900 have
been registered to date. 1t is time thai
voters realized that they cannot vote an
lees they are registered.
The next excursion from Chicago,
that Of r. NJ. Baksr& Co., will leave
that place on the 10th inst. and arrive
In Los Angeles on the 22d. II is under.
stood that large portion Of this com,
pany will be actual settler.
BY card in our New To. Day column,
II win be seen that DR.. w. w. Ross has
removed hA office and residence to the
lalande Building, No. 32A South Spring
street, where he can always be found ut
all hours Of the day or night.
Don Juan Forster, accompanied by
Mr.. J. T. Gaffey, leaves for Ures, So
nora. to-day for the purpose Of selectine
cattle range Ia that section of Sonora,
which 10 said to abound in rich pastures.
They go via Tucson and Benson. Ari-
zona.
Passengers going north by the steam.
ers Santa Rosa or 0iizaba. 1t will bs seen
by change in tho P. C. s. $. schednle,
will hereafter take the c,rs for San
Pedro at 10 a. NJ; going souih. at Pm,
railroad time. Those going north by
the steame,s Los Angeles or Eureka, will
take the P. NJ. train for San Pedro.
Every irrigator who feels that he has
any valuable ideas ON the subject Of irri-
cation. or any recommenda,ion to be
embodied in the laws OF the State on
this subject. should attend the State Ir-
rigation Convention at kiverside on the
l4th inst. The next convention OF irri-
gators will be held in Los Angeles.
Z. T. Blaekmer and John W. Gyselaar,
who have been representing California
in tho Supreme Lodge, knights Of Py-
ihias, just held at New Orleans, will ar
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