Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-26

nouncing the offering for sale by Mr.. v.
Beaudry Of sos city lots on the hill lands
in most beautiful part Of the city of
Los Angeles. They are located part
in the Park Tract, en- Temple street,
and Beaudry avenue; also on Canal, Res
ervoir, Custer and Centennial avenues,
and other streets adjacent. A portion
Of tho lots are on Ocean View Tract,
very delightful location near the site of
the new Female Seminary. There will
be street railway made in few weeks
that will pass near to all these lots. The
distance Is but from ten to fifteen min-
utes' walk to any Of them from the
Courthouse, and the location and out
look delightful in the extreme. All who
want a beautiful home above the foods
and above the frosts will find the lots Of
Mr. Beaudry to answer their every re-
quirement.
Pecks Premium Perfumes once tried
soon take the lead. where quality is
appreciated. march 23-lw
It is pleasant to hear, az we do from
the alfalfa lands south and east of the
city, that a largely increased area will
this year be planted in alfalfa, which is
one Of the most valuable crops that can
be raised in the country. Tue county
Of Los Angeles needs this year ten
thousand additional acres Of alfalfa and
we trust it will be planted. The season
Is most. admirably adapted to the start
ing Of alfalfa meadows and with the
earth 10 full OF moisture it is likely that
alfalfa sown in April will do well and
-make-a stand, although the best time to
sow this valuable grass is in December
or January.
MIR. J. R. Newberry has gone from
Riverside to Austin, Texas, to open
market for California raisins. That is
the proper thing to do. The HERALD
has heretofore pointed out this way,
that agents would have to be sent to
eastern markets to establish market
for our raisins. The crop il now too
large for California and Arizona to con-
sumo, and q large place must be made
for the crop in tho eastern markets. A
half dozen men should be employed to
canvass the cities in the central and
Eastern States to make room for the
present stock and the coming crop,
which will be very large.
Mrs. Ygnacio Sepulveda, the wife Of
ex-Judgs Sepulveda, has gone to Mexi-
co to meet her husband. The Judge
was passenger ON the frat train that
came from Mexico to Fl Paso, where he
met his wife and returned with her to
the City Of the Montezumas. The
Judge was one Of the first to pass by
rail from the Mexican capital to the
United States, and he and his wife were
also passengers ON the first train that
passed from the United States to the
City Of Mexico.
On motion Of Mr.. Miles. who was one
Of committee that inspected China
town few days ago and knew whereof
be spoke, the Council last night in
structed the Health Officer to abate the
nuisances which abound on all sides in
that filthy quarter of the city. The
members Of the police force, who are
ex-oficio health officers, were instructed
to report all violations Of the health
ordinance.
The train that should have arrived in
Los Angeles from San Francisco on Mon.
day. At 1850 r. NJ, was detained by
landslide between Sumner and Tehach-
cpl, and arrived last evening about
o'clock with the following train, that was
due yesterday at l:30 P. n. There was
no injury to any person on the trains.
Lieut.. Wallace Mott, Regimental
Quartermaster at Fort Yuma, has been
transferred to West Point to superin-
tend the construction Of the asironoin.
ical observatory at that place, and, ow-
ing to his eminent abilities, will proba.
bly, be appointed to professorship in
tho academy.
At the special election Of Frank Bart
lett Post No. 8, last night. Col. A. H.
Miller was elected Post Commander and
E.. r. Howe Senior Vice Commander, and
c. r. Warren, Junior Vice. Commander.
10 I O3t 0k3O SQAAlRA0&C4 At8 OIKanA28ttOu
~ an incorporated institution.
Jose NJ. Careaga, q young man nbout
p years Of age. was drowned in the Los
Alamos creek during the late freshet,
while engaged in lassoing driftwood,
He was well known in this city. where
he was highly esteemed.
Sheriff Martin, Of Tulare City, who
came down to attend the hanging Of Nc
Dowell at San Bernardino, is stopping
in Los Angeles for few days. He ex-
pects to attend the official settlement Of
the matter on Friday.
Mr.. A. Brigden, one Of the leading
vineyArdist Of the San Gabriel valley.
was in the city yesterday on business.
He thiDks the prospects for i.uit this
season are very fine.
Many farmers were in the city yester.
day from various parts Of the county,
and al unite in expressing the opinion
that the crop prospects are the best they
have ever known.
The Arizona papers state that it costs
tl2 month to board the tn .aritorial
prisoners and 1855 per month 10 guard
them. II is proposed to have more
board and less guard hereafter.
The Council last night adopted an
ordinance for the condemnation Of land
for the extension Of Los Angeles street
from Arcadia street to the Plaza.
There was . slight frost on Monday
night on the moist lands below town,
but no harm was done to the most deli
cate vegetation.
A singular phenomenon was observed
this morning between IL and .o'closk
when pleasant little shower .f rain fell
without cloud in the sky.
About half-past 2 O. clock thi. morn.
ing burglars entered the store of Thomas
Strohm 4 Co., on First street, but were
frightened of before securing much
plumber.
Hon f. NJ. Slaughter has sold his
celebrated horse Tempest to DR.. X. d.
Wise, Of this city. for $1,000.
The Katie Putnam Troupe
Tho showers yesterday afternoon, had
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