Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-22

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Southern Pacific and connections las
evening. Mrs. J. Landown and family
FL Paso;J. N. Shannon. J. H. Turner
San Francisco; G. L. Pierce, Brooklyn,
N. Y; F. Werner, Sacramento; NJ
Cooper and wife aud child, Detroit,
Mich; Jno. s. Carr, Los Angeles
w. T. Block, E. w. Block, Detroit,
Mich; ]. Sutro aud wife, Philadelphia;
H. A. Marley. Grand Rapids. Mich.
j. Bell, New York; D. s. Miller, w. S.
Miller. Tombstone, A. t.; T. Proguir,
Mexico; Charles Ellis, Saul Cald-
well, Benson, A. r.; C. M.
McLenan, Sandwich Islands; d. V.
Levy, San Francisco; A. w. Levy,
Benson, A. t.; L. Balys, Msrtinez; l..
w. Goodwin, Sacramento; DR.. Cary,
San Jose, Gala, A. r. Elliott. San
Francisco.
Three sharpers who attempte to de-
fraud Minneapolis "very green out Of
$3.50 by gambling do 'ge, at their
rooms in the Mclaughlin building. were
arrested yesterday aud put up $50 apiece
for their appearance. Payment of the
check was stopped by telegraph. They
gave the names Of j. Coulter, G.. A. Iron
and John Doe. One Of them was very
prominent in threatening to rescue
Hauck, Of Ohio, when he was arrested
here last summer.
A restraining order was yesterday
served on Mr.. W. NJ. Mclean. from the
Ninth District U. s. Court, at the in
stance Of Messrs Flood L Co., against
laying concrete pavement in front Of
the Valla, or Six Brothers building, ON
the corner Of First and Los Angeles
streets, On the ground Of an infringe
T. B. Hayes served the papers in the
| case.
The great exhibition Of jewels at 273
North Main street, is styled "Worlds
Fair, " on account Of its superior richness
and beauty. II will be opened as free
exhibition from February 4th to the 9th
inclusive, for the public to examine and
admire, without stopping to purchase.
1t will be rare and unique display
and illuminated at night by three pow,
erful electric lights. See notice il an
other column.
MIR. Henry Dalton, one Of the pio-
neers Of California. died in this city
yesterday, and will be buried to-day
from the residence Of Councilman Sa-
bichi. Mr.. Dalton was in the eightieth
year OF his age, and was one OF the first
persons who made fine Muscat raisins in
California. These were made on his
ranch at Azusa, in this county, about
thirteen years ago.
Mr.. R. B. Dyer. who was so dreadfully
injured in falling from Mr.. Caswell's
residence. and was supposed to be re-
covering. was taken with asthma on
Friday last, and in his weakness and
inability to combat the spasms of this
dreadful malady, died from its effects
on Sunday, and was buried yesterday
at the Evergreen Cemetery.
The Silver Leaf Social Club was or
ganized last evening with the following
officers for the Arst term: President, C.
L. Cruz; Vice President, T. +. Botello;
Secretary, A. A. Montana; Treasurer,
N. Y. del Vale. The object Of the club
is social enjoyment. Some fifteen mem
bers signed the rolls las. night.
Siegel, the Halter, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. announces his first
clearance sale Of hats, caps and gentle
mems furnishing gooi- in job lots. Mer-
chants who wish to replenish their stock
with n,bby goods OF the latest styles
should not allow this opportunity to
20 by.
The Calico Print announces the de-
cease Of Daniel Lynch, who was one of
the miners in the King mine at Calico.
He burst blood vessel in q spasm Of
coughing, induced by a severe cold, and
lived but few minutes. His remains
were buried at Calico.
Mr.. John B. Stetson. of Philadslphis,
accompanied by his daughter, is visiting
Los Angeles. Mr.. Stetson is one of the
largest nat manufacturers in the United
States and is known by reputation
throughout the whole country.
Mr.. E. L. Kinks, the new schoolmas-
ter at Calico, is determined to have all
the modern improvements at that place,
and so has introduced burial services and
spelling matches. A baseball club and
burnt cork show will follow.
The list Of hotel arrivals is crowded
out Of this mornings HERALD by press
Of advertising and other matter.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S;l5 last evening: Maximum So
degrees; minimum Al degrees.
Mrs G. J. Overshiner. wife Of the edi.
tor Of the Calico Print, is visiting friends
in Los Angeles.
A situation as chambermaid is adver-
tised for under New To-Day.