Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-27

To a newcomer the ownership Of many
of our more prominent business blocks
by Frenchmen and Basques, Is notice.
able. Miguel Leonis, Domingo Amestoy,
| p. Larronde, Bernard Etcheverry, and
Domingo Bastenchury, Philippe Gar.
nier, are few Of our wealthy owners.
Four two pound cans Blue Point OF
Seal Rock oysters for S5 cents. II.
Jevene, SS and 40 North Spring street
During the disastrous rise in the Colo
RADIO river few months since, by which
q great many trains Of all kinds were do
layed and the bridge demolished, three
carloads of bupgies were shrunk so much
by the heat that they are all being re-
paired in Los Angeles before they can be
sold.
Mr.. Schneider, Of the firm of Schnei-
der & Williams, Requena street, who
was SO badly injured at the Cahaenga
Pass about month ago, is getting bet
ter, under the regular application Of
medicine He Is able to be out, and
will be ready to work again in fort
night.
Eleven years ago there was not side.
walk in the city. with the exception Of a
few short pieces composed of Asphalt
tum, except one, the stone sidewalk
which still exists on the corner of Cas-.
telar and High streets. The broken
stone was brought from the hills ada
cent,
Five two pound cans Goldfish balls 90
cents, H. Jevne.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ferguson started yester-
day on the overland train on q alengthen-
ed visit Of business and pleasure to the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. She will
visit st. Louis, Cincinnati, the Louis-
willie Exposition and the Worlds Great
Fair ct New Orleans. Her trip will oc.
cupy about five months.
Our former eminent townsman. Hon.
Ygnacio sepulvedA. sends his compli.
ments to his old friends in the HERALD
Office, in the form . baptismal card on
the baptism Of his son, Francisco Juan
Carrillo, Iturbide, Tying. Sepulveda. All
the parties to the ceremony Of baptism
were from California.
Mr.. Brigden, who recently reported
the mildew on his vines in his highland
vineyard, above San Gabriel, and
promptly made use Of sulphur to arrest
the destroyer, reports complete sue.
cess, and that the mildew has entirely
disappeared from his vines and from oil
Others on which the remedy was tried.
Four cans deviled chicken, turkey.
tongue aed HOLSTERS, $l.l0, H. Jevne.
The HERALD is indebted to Moore
Brothers, No. So Main street. for large
and luscious watermelon. In their A.
sortment may be seen q handsome melon
measuring 58x50 inches aud weighing
90 pounds, and another 59x49 inches,
weighing 80 pounds. Notwithstanding
the great size Of these melons they are
crisp, sweet and delicious.
Bath L Fosmir have been awarded the
contract for the iron work Of large
building in San Bernardino, to be occu.
pied as o hardware store. This firm has
facilities to do iron work of all kinds,
besides being manufacturers and dealers
In all kinds OF agricultural implements.
They also give prompt attention to re-
pairing of machinery. See advertise
ment in this mornings paper.
At last the old broken, rotten wooden
sidewalk south Of the postoffice has been
torn up and now concrete will be laid
in its place. That is good movement
and should be continued till every wood
en- sidewalk shall be removed from the
city. The wooden walk on Sonora
street is ell in ruins, and that in front Of
r. NJ. Bakers building, on Main street,
IL now broken and dangerous.
Sheet iron. black and galvanized, all
numbers and sizes, ct Harper. L
Reynolds Co.
All persons who desire to have their
carpets taken up and cleaned and relaid
in the best manner. and all moths ami
hilated, will send their orders to P. o.
box l64 or $50 and 26l North Main
street. to Lacey Brothers at the Los An
geles Furniture Company Store, where
prompt attention will be given to ali
their wants. Lacey Brothers have the
only steambeating carpet machine in this
part of the country and do first-class
work. II is fortunate for the people to
have such an establishment where the
disagreaable business of carpet cleaning
can be promptly done ct very low rates
and without trouble to the household.
See advertisement Of Lacey Brothers, the
boss carpet cleaners, in another column.
The following passengers arrived by
the northern train from San Francisco
yesterday afternoon: ] PMeehan, 8 Fl;
Mrs o H Violet, New Orleans; Mr. Wood
berry. Oakland; Mrs C A woodberry,
Cincinnati; II C Jannis, Wis; H Hale,
Tucson; Mrs Prescott, Louis Phillips, st
Louis; @ e Queen. s +; Miss Dongap,
Denver; C b Welch, Ireland; j C L
Morill, H L MacAil, LA; Mrs X J Way,
st Louis; Mr. Matthew'S, Mrs M Fl Kim
ball, s r; Mrs d II Dongan and child,
Denver; P M Nickels and wife, Vermont;
w A Ward, Indio; G H Feje, w A Scott,
Tucson; s Fields. Mr. Davies, Mr. Palmer,
3 +; Mrs Cursis, Salt Lake; J Collnes,
Napa; J Fonton. Sacramento; = 8 Hol-
man, Mrs ! Nathan, 8 r; L Such, War
saw. Russia; Mrs Il B Clark and two
children, L A; Mrs w H Welch, lone;
Rev A Jones. Vallejo; J Kemp. r Va
LEILA, F Montana, s +.
Harper & Beynolds Co. have just
received an invoice Of refrigorators,
delayed by washouts. Rather than
carry them over will sell at sacrifice.