Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-09

panys a. Denver, on wednesday last, the
following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: President Lloyd Tevis.
Vice President and General Manager,
John J.. Valentine; Secretary, James
Heron; Treasurer, Henry Wadsworth.
all OF San Francisco. The Board of Di-
rectors are as follows: Lloyd Tevis,
Charles Croker, j. ]. Valentine, Oliver
Eldridge. Leland Stanford, San Fran
cisco; James c. Fargo, Now York;
Charles Fargo, Chicago.
Mr.. M. Kramer, q San BernArdino
merchant. arrested man for stealing .
comforter from his store. On examining
his person it was found that he had .
bible, set Of watchmaker's tools and q
variety of other things. Watchmakers
who may employ him hereafter will per-
haps have reason TO know that he
changes vowel in his Scripture aud may
"Watch and prey" while they are ab-
sent.
Capitol Store bankrupt stock.
There was SONG talk on the street
yesterday about the formation Of com
pany to erect s-large and beautiful hotel
ON the side Of the Plaza. The present
hotels are filled ell the time, and more
room must be provided for visitors. A
new hotel cannot be built too soon. The
location is central and easy Of access
from all lines Of travel.
Atwood drap d'ste, any shade. fifty
two inches. 4S cents, at the Capitol
Store.
The motion for now trial in the case
of C. A. Reynolds, found guilty Of man.
slaughter. in Judge SepulvedAs depart
ment Of the Superior Court, Judge Hines
presiding, was denied. yesterday, and
the prisoner sentenced to States Prison
for seven years. Five days stay Of exc
cution was granted.
Murder! murderl is the cry--how
cheap the silks aud velvets ara being
sold at the Capitol Store.
Mr.. W.. James, former resident of
this city and at present Secretary Of the
Fresno County Bank at Fresno City,
made pleasant call yesterday at the
HERALD Office. He speaks in glowing
terms of the richness Of the soil Of Fres-
no and its business opportunities, in all
Of which we hope he viii participate.
Trunks and vaIises at the Capitol
Store.
The Trinity M. E. Church property ON
Spring street has been sold for Sl6, 800,
with the privilege Of holding religious
services in the edifice for ten months in
1884. It - understood that they will
erect . more spacious and substantial
structure ON another stleet within that
period.
Satins. in any shade, 25 cents yard,
at the Capitol Store.
Sidney Dillon. President Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. with his party,
have gone TO San francisco, in their
special car. and General Manager s. H.
Clark, Of the same road, is dividing his
time between the Sierra Madre Villa and
the city. His special car was iu town
yesterday.
Mr.. J. H. C. Bonte, Secretary Of the
University Of California. favored the
HERALD Office with 8 call yesterday.
Mir. Bonts, accompanied by Mrs. Bonte,
Il paying our city brief visit Of recrsa-
tion, and is stopping at the Cosmopoli-
tan.
All-wool Beige. 48 inches. double fold,
25 cents yard, At the CspitOl Store.
The water in the river and creeks L
reoeding slowly and settling into the
soil, which seems to absorb like . sponge,
and none runs Of to the sea. More rain
will be ready ~ soon a. our recent down
pour becomes absorbed.
. To-day will be . good time 10 begin
moving the black vile mud from the
streets to the low sandy river bottoms.
There ought TO be 1000 loads taken sway
and placed ON the west bank Of the river
before another rain.
ChildreD's cloaks at the Capitol Htore.
The case Of Con. Cregan, charged with
battery, on complaint Of All Jim, Chi
nsman. was tried before City Justice
Morgan, yesterday, and the defendant
discharged, the evidence showing that
he acted in self-defenss.
Cloaks and Dolmans are being slaugh-
tered 1t the Capitol Store.
The delayed Santa Barbara mail ar
rived yesterday with papers from that
pleasant town from date Of Jannary Doth
to February inclusive. A frsshet In
the Santa Clara river is responsible for
the delay.
Col. A. NJ. Gray, who has been absent
in New York for three weeks past to
obtain the best appointments and seen
cry for the new opera house, will arrive
home this evening by the Sunset route.
Silks below Wholesale cost at the Capt.
tol Store. bankrupt stock.
Chief Cuddy has served an Official no.
tice on Mr.. Z. j. Baldwin to repair the
sidewalk in front Of his property on
Spring street Immediately, or Il will be
repaired by the city at his expense.
Read Siegers new advertisement on
the third page Of this mornings HERALD.
He is compelled to make room for new
goods and with that object offers to sell
certain lines Of goods at actual cost.
Parasols cheap at the Capitol Store.
The adjourned meeting to consider the
project of establishing college At Pasa-
dena, will be held ct Library Hall, Pasa-
dena, on Wednesday next, February
Bankrupt stock regardless Of cost
must be sold-at the Capitol Store.
We had the pleasure Of call ysster.
day from Mr.. +. B. Fanning. Of viii
The genial Frank reports
everything as progressive and prosperous
In that region.
Our readers will do well TO take I'd.
vantage Of the extraordinary bargains
10 be had at the bankrupt sale at the |
Capitol Store. Goods are simply being
There was . regular rush Of the new
Hose Company boys at Siegers yeatsr.
day to leave their measures fer uniforms
to have them ready for Washington's
Bankrupt goods-must be sold within |
the next 30 days-at the Capitol Store.
Major P. H. Downing. Of Wilmington,
was in the city, yesterday, looking gay |
and happy over the brilliant business
outlook for the county the coming sea-
son.
The attention Of our readers Is called |
10 the fact that they can buy silk
drsss 1t the Capitol Store ~ cheap - . |
worstsd drsss elsewhere.
This coming week for bargains 90 70
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