Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-06

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at Pasadena, on Monday, April IA, 1884,
at 1890 p. NJ. This property is close to
the great Raymond Hotel, on the line Of
the Nsrrew Gauge railway, aiil adjoins
the admirable property and residence Of
Mr.. E. F. Hurlbut, Of Chicago. There
will be fine chance for bargains at that
time.
The card of Messrs. Miles Brothers,
Commission Merchants, who have
opened an Office at ll2 North Spring
street, Temple Block, appears elsewhere.
They are also agents for the Ph@nix In
sursncs Company. Of Hartford, and the
Home Insurance Company, of New
York, two Of the most reliable compa-
nies in the country. Persons having
business with this firm will find the
Messrs. Miles courteous and accommo-
dating gentlemen.
One Of the most beautiful sights that
could be seen yesterday was o large,
brilliant bouquet of flowers which Mr..
John F. Sweeney, Superintendent of the
Southern California Ice Factory, had
frozen in the center of large block Of
ice made from distilled water, and was
not only translucent but transparent.
The block was on exhibition at Bob
Eckert's and attracted great attention by
its wierd, rare and delicate beauty.
Mr.. George Hare, the well known ma
chinist and pressman attached to the
firm of Palmer 4 Rey, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday. He will remain in
this city some days, to superia.end the
erection OF the HERALD's new double
cylinder Taylor press. Mr.. Hare has o
reputation all over the Pacific Coast for
thorough and artistic work.
The Italian Mutul Benevolent Society
will give their seventh annual picnic at
the City Gardens on Sunday, April q.
Tho entertainments given by this
Society are among the notable social
events Of the season and we can safely
promise that this years entertainment
will equal, if not excel, those that have
preceded it.
John B. Hale and Sarah NJ. Farmer,
who were married in Jackson county,
Tennessee, April 9th, 1884. will to-day
celebrate their golden wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale have resided on the coast since
1852 and arc still in the enjoyment Of
robust health, . blessing which their
friends wish may long continue.
The latest venture in the newspaper
business, is rather Of pointed nature,
it is called the Arizona Arro,o, . paper
to be published at Phoenix, Arizona,
commencing yesterday. A. A. Sim
monds the publisher, promises to make
it lively Democratic sheet, every
week.
Mr.. Remi Nadeau has commenced the
erection Of extensive buildings on Main
street, next to the Kinney tract and op-
posite the Washington Garden tract.
The buildings will be the headquarters
for his vast farming and teaming -busi-
meas.
The Main street and Agricultural
Parkstreet railway has been placed in
completest condition. Fifteen hundred
loads Of gravel have been used in bal.
lasting the track, and new turn tables
have been placed in position. The track
appears perfect in grade and condition.
By notice 10 our New To- Day, it will
be seen that the annual meeting OF the
Board Of Trade will be held in their
rooms, Baker Block, at 1880 o'clock to-
morrow Monday evening. A full at
tendance of members 10 desired.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Convention, to be held on the 9th
and 10th Of April. will be addressed by
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, the celebrated law
yer and temperance speaker. Every
body must hear her.
The fine picture of Mile. Rhes.
the great actress, who Is to open the
new Los Angeles Theatre, is in the win
dow Of the Queen boot and shoe store,
opposite the Courthouse, and attracts
great attention.
The attention OF members Of Los An
gelcs Lodge No. IS and Golden Rule
Lodge No. l60, 1. 0. O. F., is directed
to the funeral notice, which appears in
our New To-Day column.
Rev. Mr.. Bollinger, presiding elder of
the German District. Of the Southern
California Conference. viii preach Sun.
day morning and evening in the Ger
man M. L. Church.
Don't forget that the excursion to the
auction sale Of land on the great 70 irri-
eating canal, in Fresno and Tulare coun-
ties, leaves on the regular passenger train
tomorrow.
The Turnverein Germania will hold
their annual picnic in the Arroyo Seco
on Sunday, May 4tb. Preparations ar >
already in progress to make it grand
success.
Siegels announcement Of new styles of
straw hats will be found on this page Of
the HERALD. His assortment is large
and varied and the prices removable.
Mr.. Eaton, Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railway, il director of
the company, and not Division Superin-
tendsnt, - has been announced.
Attention is directed to the professor
al card of Mr.. 4. R. Howe, Civil En-
gineer and Surveyor, which appears un-
der New To-Day.
Mr.. @. c. Fabens, who is visiting the
city. is the Claim Agent of the s. P. r.
r.. and not Government officer, as has
been published.
Novel Entertainment at the basket
social Monday evening, April Z, 1884.
Good Templan Hall. ALI are invited.
Admission free.
Do not forget the Convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
on Wednesday aud Thursday at Y. NJ.
c. A. Hall.
Interesting programme at open lodge.
Monday eve. April Z, Good Templars
Hall. Public invited. Admission free.
Auction sale Of fancy baskets contain.
ing lunch for two. at open lodge, Good
Templars Hall, Monday eve, April 7.
Thermometer forth twenty.four hours
ending at s:l5 last evening: Maximum,
68. o degrees; minimum, "a g degrees.
The ladies Of Grace NJ. E. Church will
furnish lunches in the Y M. C. A.
rooms next Saturday. April l2, a5c.
Mr.. Theodore Pickeus, of La Canada,
upper side, reports rainfall of 80
inches for the season at his rancho.
Not many Germans are willing to
speak ON temperance. Come and hear
Mrs. Skeletons earnest appeals.
Madame L. Ferrie Delpech, who has
been at San Francisco purchasing spring
goods, returned yesterday.
Rev. w. Waite will preach in the