Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-03

The San Felips and Santa Ysabel
ranehos, In San Diego county. are
offered for sale at very low rates II ap.
piled for soon. See notices elsewhere
noting the fact that Il il confidently as.
serted that the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fs Railroad has now bought out
the California Southern Railroad from
San Diego to San Bernardino, and that
connection is soon to be made OF the
California Southern road with the Allan
tic & Pacific, now believed to be under
the control Of the A. T. 4 8. f. These
ranohos being easy Of access TO the Cal.
3. II. r., via Temecuia and Warmers
ranches, 1t is evident these lands will be
Withdrawn from market unless taken
early at the price offered.
That rare tract Of high mesa land,
well watered and sheltered, situated
1900 feet above sea level, and eleven
miles north of the city Of Los Angeles,
known as Canada Crescenta, is announced
for sale in our columns to-day. II is the
best quality Of land for semi -tropic fruits,
covered with grease wood, and adapted
to raisin-making and orchard growing.
The price will be moderate and the terms
reasonable. The land is unsurpassed
for fertility, and receives an annual rain
fall Of about double that which falls ON
the plains. 1t will be sold in ten or
twenty acre tracts as may be desired. II
is one Of the best chances for colony
in the State.
Sidney Dillon, President Of the Union
Pacific Railway, and his party. returned
yesterday from san Gabriel in his special
family car. The Heneral Manager Of that
great railway, Mr.. s. H. Clark, will meet
the President here to-day. Mr.. Clark
usually spends O part Of each winter
at the Sierra Madre Villa for the bsne-
fit OF his health. Mr.. Dillon is like Mr..
Clark, well pleased with this part Of the
country, especially the Valley OF San
Gabriel. with its great industries and
surroundings Of beauty and majesty.
There is neat, clean little place on
Spring street, No. Is, opposite Nadeau
block, Gale the Quaker Dairy, and
carried on as Coffee house, but lately
has added restaurant. If you wish to
get cup Of good coffee, the best the
world can produce, or fine meal at
reasonable prices, 40 there. There are
no Cinnamon employed in the establish
ment, and the chief in the kitchen can
not be excelled in this, or any other
city. He IL the white mans friend.
Mechanics and workingmen, take notice
OF this. Jas3o-3t
The boss bargains Of the season are
offered by Messrs. Brophy Bros. in the
advertising columns Of this morning's
HERALD The tracts advertised are
among the choicest in Southern Califor-
mia ana the prices asked pheuomeually
low. Both places are amply supplied
with living W tier and are easy Of aceess.
The opportunity for paying investment
Is one Of the best in the market.
Captain Hutchinson, of the British
ship Rock Terrace. now dischargiag at
Wilmington, by advertisement Iuder
New To-Day, warns all persons against
trusting members Of his crew, as he will
not be responsible for any debts coz
tracted by them.
Joseph C.. Stern. whose arrest on sus.
picion Of burglary was noted ia yester-
days HERALD. was srraigned before City
Justice Morgan yesterday and honorably
discharged, the testimony proving con-
clusively that he was not the man
wanted.
Mr.. Mark G. joiner, who has been Wis.
iting his mother at Fan Francisco, re-
turns home by this mornings overland
train.