Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-13

Mr.. George ChafFsy and family are at
the Cosmopolitan.
The Jay Raj Troupe is registered It
ths Pico House.
Elegant French hid shoses. $2.75. dis :
solution sale. Peoples Store.
For frst-class goods and legitimate
bargains 60 to the City Of Paris.
The finest family dining room in the
city at the st. BERNARD, First street.
We have no shoddy goods, but guar
antee everything we sell. City Of Paris.
Great bargains in black silk. War
ranted not to out or grease. City Of
Paris
English walking jackets, astrachan
trimmed, -, dissolution sale, Peoples
Store.
No h, sse ia Los Angeles will sell the
same class Of goods as cheap US we do.
City Of Paris.
Robert Cossitt. formerly printer In
this city, il reported to have died last
week ut Colorado City.
An odd line Of embroideries, all
widths. 2e. per yard, dissolution sale,
Peoples Store.
w. do not keep shoddy goods or try to
deceive the pablic, but sell the best
goods at prices that defy honest compe-
tition. City Of Paris.
Deputy Sheriff Huber started yester-
terday for San Quentin with e. A.
Reynolds, sentenced for seven years for
killing W. A. Pollard.
Black brocadtd silk, former price ;
Sl.75; dissolution price, 99c. Peoples
Store.
The steamer Orizaba leaves for San
Diego to-day. Passengers will take the
morning train for San Pedro At lO:l5
O'Clock, Los Angeles time.
We will not deceive our patrons for
| the cake Of gathering IN . few dollars.
We sell none but frst-class goods, and
cell them cheap. City Of Paris.
Piaaos. organs and small musical in
struments tuned. repaired and polished
III tirst-cls style by superior workmen
at Valentines music store. feb lott
Brocadsd pushes. former price, s3. 50,
dissolution price. sI.75. Peoples
| Store.
Ladies' purchasing g,ola at the City Of
Paris are never dissppo nted. They al.
ways secure tirst-clsss goods. get them
cheap and are thoroughly satisfied.
Mr. w. A. Unrah, chief clerk Of Mr..
T. ). Baldwin, is at the Cosmopolitan.
He will settle ia tue city provided his
family can obtain pleasant quarters.
Upright and square pianos to rent.
First-class pianos and organs, new aud
secondhand, at great bargains. valen-
tines music store, q N. Main It. fl0-tf
French damask towels. very fine. for
nsr price, 5os; dissolution price. 25c.
Peoples Store.
Mr.. Frank H. Lowe was yesterday in
state Of exsliation over the arrival Of
. young individual who has not yet been
named. He expects to vote in q years.
Mr.. whitmore, one Of the leading pro-
gressive business men Of Wisconsin and
. capitalist. is visiting Los Augcles with
view Of making in, ,sstments, II proper
openings present themselves.
Black Ottoman corded silk, former
price, Sl.50; dissolution price. SOC.
Peoples Store.
Tho rainfall at Ballona as kept by MIR.
W. P. Tibbests for the present storm
since Jau, s,th has been 0 inches. Pre-
vious rainfall % inches. making for
season to Feb. l2th III inches.
Mr.. D. NJ. Harwood. Of Orange, was
in the city yesterday on business. He
| is waiting for the waters to subside on
the desert before returning to the mines
in which he is interested q Calico.
The Orc Grande mill has sent forward
thirteen more bars Of silver bullion. val
ued at SIG, 500. This bullion is from the
King mine. Hereafter the King ore will
4 be reduced in the Oriental mill, which
has five more stamps than the Oro
Grande.
The copious rains and SHOWS that have
fallen in the mountains will insure .
large supply Of water for placer mining
during the spring and sunmer From
| the best obtairatls data. at least 500. :
600 in placer gold has been obtained 10
Los Angeles county during the year
1883.
In Recorder Miles's office yesterday
there were ffled for record twenty nine
deeds, eight mortgages, two satisfactions
OF mortgages and four miscellaneous
pnpers. One marriage license was re.
corded for Il. J. Standlee and s. A.
Shirley to enter the holy state ol
matrimony.
One Of the characters at the masque-
rade ball on Saturday night appeared to
be letter carrier, in whose effects were
found note to tho HERALD bewailhe
his sad fate. stating that his shoes were
worn out and that he must strike for
more than $50 per month. Az the
character had ON wooden shoes oi
Chinese make, il Is likely that his excuse
will not avail before the pcztofhcs
authorities.
II is evident the public appreciate the
services Of those in whom confidence can
BE- placed, by the manner in which they
| have applied to DIR. Williams. the cele.
| brAted lang doctor from DETROIT Mich.
1t il aaid that nearly one hundred per
sons have already placed Themselves
under the doctors care, and many ars
the ecomiums placed upon the doctor foI
his success in tho treatment Of thess
cases Of lung troubles.
| Albuquerque, New Mexico. is to have
a new hotel, to cost e65, 900. wher
will the new hotel on the Plaza be erect
eds There 10 good location on thu
southeast sdds for an immense ediiice
In the heart Of the city. The owners o
land in the First Ward are expected /,
take stock In the company TO put mp th'
building, which will Be leased a : rea
sonable rent to some responsible hotel
keeper. such building is imperative
| ~ demanded BY the needs Of the town
The City Council should stop the re
movAl Of any moro earth from tho hil
on the north nido Of the City Cemetery
The bank has been excavated TO . deptl
Of twenty feet or more, almost up TO tn
fence, and tho usual slops cAussd b,
| landslides in time Of rain viii soon tAk'
the fence away and the beautiful row o
trees that oFnament the north side o
tbs city Of the dead. The burrowinI
| into this bank "a near 10 the gravsyart
il inexcuaabls and ruins the appsarauc'
| of that locality.