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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28
sfappeninEs I'm she tstsieg city nj
sAa Plain.

Tho uniform Rank. X. OF p. ball on Thurs
day evening was 4 happy sncceas. An in
gerestiug feature % the occasion was I'VE
tahleaux, embiematie ofthe order. arranged
under the direction OF f. A. DeCamp, as
dsfed by Mrs. DeCamp aud Miss Belle Chick
ering. Promptly ate O'Clock the ball opened
with the grand march, consisting Of eighty
couples, including the elite of Pomona and
vicinity. The weather was. during the day
and evening. exceedingly Dad, but 1t had no
effect whatever in dampening the ardor Of
the gallant Knights, and they feel highly
elated over the affair The managers, Messrs.
Decamr, Nisoknff ana Loucks, deserve spe-
eial credit in connection with the successful
termination Of the orders hrst annaai
Chop"
Klng & smith have taken charge Of the
pnr1y House.
Beekei & o'Brieu win open grocery es-
tablishment Ia the Bank Block soon.
7. A. Cords Palace Restaurant no longer
serves the hungry, Mr. Cord retiring from
the business
eates 3 Rowland are preparing tof big
The Rasiier newspaper will change propri.
et0rship January ], 1870.
A great many strangers have been IN this
locality lately, aud considerable land Is be
Ing sold.
The pomons Valley Bunk will move into
les new headquarters January list
Pomona will Ia al probability have a new
journal next mouth. IL viii be owned by a
stock company, who will make II iiTsi class
in every respect.
0uI merchants report a fair holiday trade
Il y said that the parties interested In the
new hotel project mean business, and viii
push forward their very e0mmenda5le en-
leFprise. Pomona needs a hrstelRsS hotel
above everything,
Pomona, December 9Th. Nrx.
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a D. Smith, q san Francisco Is register.
eli thu 81. Elmo.
noe + D. Mott. Of this city left for The
h3fih yesofday
sIr Herman Blasz. u henning. Is stopping
Al the s. Charles.
FL notsior5 Of San Jose, i stopping At
the H. Flmc Hotel
Gen. II. 3 sargent, Of Santa Monica, IS
registered Al the 81 Charles.
Judge James A. Clarke q Pomona, 4 IN
the cliy registered at the Pieo House.
Mrs Priscilla miller, Of Ee~ Haven, Conn.
g in this city Ia search Of her brother, W y.
Hunter
aiss Flora cueer, daughter q John r
culver. is lying ID at her fathers residence,
"a second street.
& J. Reavcs, the genital foreman Of 4. r.
Curriers' ranch. spent Christmas ID this city
among he legion - frieuds,
Jesse T. Kddy, Of Nov York, brother Of
Mrs loagssrect, who has been visiting this
ei.y, ien Tor the north b. the p. n train yes
tofdaY.
Robert Martin, who owns several iinpor
rant mines IN The Qu1ot0a mountains, VII
leave ihia city In January 70 look after his
Interests
Captain ;. =, walker, who has been en-.
loylng months vacation, viii resume his
duties as United States store keeper Of bon.
ded warehouse No 4, on January isf.
John p corpstein, champion hesehaliisi
u the Pacific Coast, leh Los Angeles ycsteFs
day, aftef loW days visit. for san Herman
dino. whefe ne inteuds 10 commence thtm
ing again,
FW Smith, General Superintendent d
tho A. { =. Railway Company, VIII arrive
10 a special car via Molave to-day, His visit
10 Los Angeles il supposed 70 be tn The IN
tercst OF this company, who are preparing 70
open n road through the Uai0n Pass
John Anderson who Is au old ruti
dent Of shasta, TEXANS and CnlusA conn
ties. aud who ii now engaged Ia merchan
dising 1t Maghalena, IN the State 81 Honofa,
old Mesten passed through the citY yefter
day 90 his way 10 San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Tho marvellous growth OF the city Is we'll
Illustrated by the increase In the names Of
the new directory now being prepared by
Ntssrs atwood and Ernst The list ofnamos
now reaches neerlg 900 In number, which
indicates population o. 4a,oo0 persons at
the present time 10 this city. This fact will
be surprise 10 the people oi los Angeles
who imagine tina! the pop0iaiiOn II She clfy
Is about 1900, as Indicated By the Crest
Register The number Of registered voters
was 1887, which indicated population OF
>, rs but & should De remembered that
large number Of persons were In the city
whom the Great Register Was made who
could Hot be registered on scoouut Of not
having heen residents Of the state the
requisite time. The oanvasserB for the di
rgetary have evidently drhe their vursthof
aughly and secured very complete list of
the names OF the men, and also Of such wo-
men rs are engaged IN business la the city.
The directory list Is very Suggestive and q
aicates n growth Of the city most surprising
10 contemplate. From present appearance
q seems tHnt she popnihlian Of the city be-
fore thc end Of iss5 viii reach 5000
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

To-day Mr. G y Huber, Deputy sheriff,
viii leave for stockton aud san Quentin
with Frnemoni SCHROEDER, an insane. for the
former place, and Charles Graham. sen
touced for burglary Tor Ban Quentin, This
viii be @r Hnbsrs last trip In an official
capacity, vs. he retlrus from Office on the 9TH
Of January He has been serving as Deputy
Sheriff Of this county Tor six years past, four
years under Democratic and two years IN
der Republicans shcriRs. barring thls period
MI. Hnoer has taken to the INSANE asyums
ana to San Quentin something over four hun.
dred persons. aud travelling l74,0g0 miles.
against him for cruelty q any prisoner sad
no has always been able 30 subhue the most
violent convlcts or iasaueA without using
force only enc prisoner ~ Mr.. Huber e
charge ever escaped, and that Wa q man
named v Smith from santa Ana who vas
sentenced % imprisonment for hfe iaf the
murder Of hts aims year old son. on the
way up the ednntryi On the ) 'uthrru Pacific
Mr.. hahpr left oils prisoner. for few mo
mcutH, IN ehaFHc 81 tive officers. aHues
asked 20 90 Tor a drink Of water
aud ~ he wis heavily ironcd, the
officers consented. When he reached
The forward door Of the car he opened !.
and plunged ont lie fell between the cars
aud the Wheels passed over mis- lee fhe
train backed 90 the place aud Jones " Is
found 10 depiorabio condition. Mr. Huber
took him TO fpiaro. where doctor ampu-
iated his leg. Jones, however. only lived
about forty eight hours W. Il, Rowland,
who wns al that fme sheriff II this county,
paid All ~ J0ses' funeral expenses
Mr.. Huber sDes uut OF Office with the well
wishes az all who know him. He has ma1o
faithful aud eHloient officer and has been
particularly happy ia his method OF hand
ling insane people. Tho HERALD wishes
him q safe return tom bis last tfip.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

There are sewers aud sewers, Sewers are
made TO carry on aowage. Cutters are made
10 carry OF Hoods Streets are graded from
crown to gutter to run on the foods from
the streets 70 the CUTTERS. The sewers arc
not designed 20 carry Oh the floods %
waters phoy may do a little volunteer
work Of this kind when they are natstrdned
10 their fun capacity IN carrying sewage.
but they are not bound by Jaw nor their
contracts 10 do So. Il is pure, simple palTi.
otto work on their parl whom they fake On an
extra burden 10 the way Of wattr caused hy
apasmodie precipitation Of condensed
clouds Sometimes when the sewers are
chosei with too much sewage. 3 little rain
le good 20 nnsh them ont Only this aud
nothing more.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The recent Investigations BY the special
inspectors OF the Land Oalce in this district
OF southern California have saved the Gov.
eminent 10000 acres Of land, which other
wise would have been lFauduiently patented.
Although there Il quite an immigration O
the Big Tuluugs Canon no demand hasbeun
made for an official survey OF the public
lands outside Of the patent, aud ill This II
made only possussOry iille Il valid. The
settlers are required 10 frst make a cash de-
p0sis before the United States surveyors ore
sent cat i0 do their work When this ls &C.
compiishei the remaining steps 10 secufe
tho ownership Of the land are efsily taken.
A large number Of soldier claims arr be
Ing taken up.
During the past month Of November there
we're thirytwa homesteads filed Ia the
Office, covering 1850. 80 acres the Dre-emp'
tiou Filings numbered ATTY During the
same period sfxieen inai homestesd eerti
Heate5 were issued, covering 1850. acres.
Under The timber culture act q s0aao were
hicd upon, under twenty-one entr,os. oveg
1880 acres were taken up as state Indemnity
IchOal selections
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ArtleIr. o. rrrerpora,len.

tho Long Reach Land and Water Company
were filed The objects Of the company are
TO buy, hold and sell real estate In the
cefritos and Alsmitos Ranches, in Los An.
geles county, and to own and conduct water
on said lands, aud 10 efoet hetels, bath
houses ETC., on said lands; also to operate
lines Of transportation The principal
place OF business Is los Angeles. The term
Of existence IS nifty years The number OF
dlrectors Is nine, as follows T. NJ Widney.
George u. Houehrfkc George r. Grow, g.
d. Woodhead, A II POmefoy A. NJ iouFh
s. H. Mott, u " Mills, T. N. Grcea The
capital stock is 100000, all Of which has
btou Qctunflv NJbsuribpd
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Alta meeting 81 tho psriors Of the Los
Angeles Eaiional hank OF the Financial
Committee appointed for the purpose Of
Raising iah0s 70 have southern California
advertised and represented al New Orleans,
it was the unanimous sentiment that Il was
Of great interest 70 this eud Of the State that
the Commissioners use their utmost endeav-
ors 90 procure RE appropriation a q dug to
southern Cailfornia. u Was deemed neces-
shrY 10 raise Si0GO iof the las angeles
Gommi ssioners Ben nryius Hud Thao
Reiscr Of Anaheimi 3. F pogiafR aud Senator
MeClay, 81 Stn Fernando. J. nnNarth 3horb,
j = Mctainas and y. " Palmer, Of Pomona
fas. McFad0cn aad W. Il. Spnrgeou Of
saBta Ana, were added 10 the Committee
il Wns decided 70 commence canvassing
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

ArNlN A4tas
Al Tie aRenef Of t1sss popular lots they
vii soon be entering On the last qua au1
afcd. aaa Il may b. cohaaently ssfd that ths
bcyta viii CLOSE "a fos eeks and hat The
division 81 tbs iut4 By Tie lot heidtfs VIII
tafe place IA Nay The homestead pifu
adoyted u the one ihel hae been tho most
ancceasfui ~ the Eastern and 20 the Western
stVcs There IS not 4 iet o. the tract that +
not worth the ff91 on tive years credit. and
tini without interest The driving of the
ualnes II the tct holders Tor pfeeedcure 81
ehuict 0i location = the only fair nrthod en-
which Homestead can be divided Sale 81
lot By pfsmlum debarH the pQ0t man isom
competition With bis rich neizhhof while
the plan on which the Cbllis traetis divided
gives "a each lot holder tie same opportunity
alike 70 choose his own location. All per
sons who are dosiru1a Of obtaining ihcaei5is
- less than half the price others are asking
around them aft Invited 10 call 1T the
agency ana read ior themseives he safee-
meut Carriages are ready NJ all times az
% Sor.h Main street 10 convey them over
any portion oi THIS beautiful tract. and fhen
let them exercise their own Judgment ~ %
purchaslng. A contract for SIS maets with
electric ifhts has been made ~ a cost OF
s. CO., sud tho moment the weather permits
the work On Al the streets Will be vigorously
prosecuted None 81 the improvements are
eharEcatic 20 the lot-hpiters. The city ioafrr
niciaf hhue besa pilred already On TireiHh
sifcei Al M. Chfiis cost In TACT nothing
viii be ieit undone 70 show that this Is no
mgrey.gettin9 operation. BIT that the tract
will BE es promised -lfauaiorined into the
most beautiful rcsi1ence quarter Of Los
Angeles. uesltt Il found there as shown
by the families Of lhe present residents, and
good drainage Is secured for avery street.
Tho streets are an sixiy feet wide and the
alleys twenty feet. The blocks arc short
blocks Of three hundred and twenty feet,
with alleys between.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The literary ard social club organized by
Irish gentlemen. met lsst might in Judge
Morgan s Courtroom. On motion the name
aat changed from Celuo American to that
0f The Emerald Club, witch now becomes
the standard name, A iarge number Of new
names were added 70 the charter. which IN
crenaes the roll 80 membership 81 atty.
The cinb viii hold is reEt regular meeting
In the new club rooms 10 the HERALD build
ING on Tuesday evening. January q 1876.
The rooms viii be iasteiuliy farniahta al
thHt Hfae
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Yesterday afternoon sheriff Carrier aud
Deputy Huber went 10 h0nsc on 8ixth
street, between spriag and Fort, tatake iuto
custody mau named Fremont Schroeder,
reported % be insane The man msde sonia
resistance but was analiY persuaded 10 come
with the officers quietly, lie was examined
by Dfs. Harmon aud MlggiRs aud found Ia,
sane. Judge amith committed him to the
insane asylum ~ stockton. Schroeder Is q
painter hy trade aud has many friends ia
This city, These freaks a. insanity breAk
cat occasionally and he becomes violent.
This Is the fourth time thst nc has been Gem
fnitted to the insane asylum.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Following Is report o. work done b. tho
Young Mems Christian Association tor the
past week Attendance as reading room
per dsY, 6si total al Attendaaee Al the
Sunday meeting, 275 yaung men assisted 10
work u, sick visited. 5, burial pi a strsn-
ger j SICK ynung men now beiuf cared for
reading foon of The Association which il
warm ard Inviting and open ~ alt The
Sunday afternoon meeting from < 90 or. 81.
is one OF the best IN She city snd the music,
which ig worth hearing. includes Hu grgan.
hute aud coFneL Tile hail u IN Nadesu
EauHk
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The HKeALD acknowledges the rccelp. o.
box % beautiful roses and rosebuds from
Mrs n Rosenbauin Of Pesadens. This lady
has 30 different kinda Of roses growing 10
the open sir, ai her beautiful home on the
bold bluff overlooking tho Arroyo seeo
CsfOn and fronting the heguUigl Vcrdugo
mauU tlins on the west, aud the sand san
Gabriel valley On the north, east aad boath.
THIS most remark able collection Is greN-
celied In he Siste. Mrs. R0seubauu vas
formerly p resident Of New Qrietns and
BRINGS from tne soulh.lsud her love Tor FORT
culture. This lady hlls order6 f8r rasehuds
from 81 parts Of the tuitel States and Cam.
Southern California IN the production Of
wealth aua beauty ~ al times ol the year.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

A large two story house haslust heea COM
plotted on the upper end q Virgin street
Another handsome residence IS just com
pletcd on West Fourth street. Two new
dwellings are gOing mp in East Los Angeles
while an expensive residence on Boyle
heights has Just been cafnpietod while an
other magnificent residence, with all the
modern improvements Is nearly ready ion
occupancy. fuethef Oh, 60 the east side Of
Boyle Heigais, four small dwellings are
erected, tive Of then being completed mad
On the east side are Numerous and ina
puflant
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The situation.
EpffoR HERALp The owners o. property
IN the central portion OF this city say they
are willing 10 pay any reasonable price 10
get rid Of The mud and chuck holes every
winter. but they lhink that forty cents per
square foot TO pave the streets with square
blocks Is litils more than they want to
stand al present. and they also know that
the cement gravel from the hills IL a hum
bug and Is but little better, n any. than the
natural fnsteriAi ~ the road beds, aud will
Invariably cul up Into mud sud require
more water 10 keep q moist ia summer.
NOW, wish u make this statement 70 the
property o. thia city. That ! rAu
make o good, substantial road Ted, that wIli
last for at least twenty years. and viii cost
tho city but lille 10 keep ia repair and Will
require less wstaf 10 keep Il moist IN sum
iuer. for the sum Oh ten cents per square
foot the work to b. done "a the following
manner. by drst excavaiiig and remoiug
ten inches Of the present road -hed; then put
down layer Of cobble stones. the stones TO
be from Two 10 seven iuehsH III diameter
"a uniiosin manner, then add three ineaes
OF coarse river gravel. alter which put on
lust enough cement gravel 10 hold the river
gravel intact until ne road bed gets act
The entife depth Of the road bed, when
completed. 60 be ten inches. This, in my
ppiuinu. Is the cheapest sutaihutial natural
mnierifi TINT this city can use In making the
stfeett On u street that Is eighty feet vide,
Il would cost the property for one half the
street, inciadins a fOuf-iodi gutter g per
linear lssot. Respectfully. q A. BuMm.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The principal streets Of this city presented
pa Of mud yesterday Of superior article.
4 was not Of the coarse. uoc0ath countfy
mud, but a superior Article Of wei worked
mud about tho ounsisteney Of batter II
varied in depth from two inchea deep on
The crossings 10 four and SIX inches on a
dead level The aroma that arose from this
aea Of lith was ike that ei contracted aag
pen IN moist place, The cause Of this
fffghtfai condition ci our streets r. IT
ifibnted % the heavy rainfall but the TRUE
business Is tho informal carulesaness aud
neglect Of those whose duty Il Il 70 have the
streets cleaned at least twice ya6r There
fs nos place on tho Pacific Coast, or tie
tween this Coast and N { Of the Atlantic.
Whcro tho gRme Hhiiticae chIciessness for
the public thoroughiafek prevails a.
Ia tiiis CITY, Why Il Is 50 "a a inystetg.
The nav city Council have q chance 90 dis
tiuguish Themselves ia contrast with the
mastery Inactivity Of toe old board, or By a
reformation Rs they fen II Whieh7
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HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


Parties in from spadra, Aznsa, Dusrte and
Pomona, report the rains Of great benefit to
the farming country. At each Of the above
named settlements the ground is IN excel
lent condition for blowing and farmers gen
orally are improving the occasion by strain
Ing every effort 70 put In all the land availa-
Bile. The grasses are EpriDging up nicely,
while the effects 81 the late rain appears to
have given vitality aud new life TO yegeta-
tion 81 every description. Large tracts 81
land ia fhe vicinity Of Azusa aud Pomona
ere being plowed and pm; in condition for
vineyards and deciduons fruita, by new
eonsrs who have lately made pprehfEes -
hotnes- On the government lands ehst OF
Pomona and south Of the roaiifoRd there
are large tracts being put into barley and
wheat for hay, as II Is believed TO be an
ausptgtGus geeeon.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The City Council. at the session on Friday,
did a good thing in ordering Ave now cross.
walks where they arc greatly needed, As
any one who sees their location worry we'll
1nnws They ere as iollnwa. one across
uowuey avenue at the electric light, one
across Alameda AZ keauena street, the
worst piece IN the city one on Third street.
crossing I'M one on Commercial street.
between Nsin and los Angeles Streets an
other muddy place and another on First
street neEosA Hewitt street
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

The Lamiuatcd IrpH Pipe Company finish
ed it, ARSE run o. pipe thls last week. This
IS new manufacturing eatarp,ise Witch
has sprung iu,o existence here through she
energy Of John Calvor, 90 Tucson, end is
lhe only factory 3i the kiud in thO United
dtntes The pipe consists OF two bells tele
-coped tor haYsns been dipped in bot 81
paslsum. The fpinss ere suideFcc tnse,hcr,
be pipe inside this So eek stood pressure
~ ave hundred poands The factory
located on Alameda street,
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Importers aud grinders, enter u once and
directly % that class which 'eats to I've.
iiNHag, Or Flauvyiag Erir0ets more eNqut-
Nteiy delicate.
Read their Health Tfact, ia another col
umn. X tefne, Birch 4 Boal, Seymour a
Johnson, Chicago Tea Store and Roriek Bros
ell them
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DICKINSON 6 FAIRCHILD,
AZ NORTH SPRING ST.

$40 acres llrsf-class FRUIT, vine or farming
land. miles from city limits. all fenced
and cross fenced with rabbit proof ienclng
ITO acres Improved with yineyhrd Of choice
s ssIle' Is, Year. PIG These vines are well
balance Of tract Is nniinpfoytd This PROF.
cfty will be sold "a G whole 81 vary renssgi,-
able rates o. viii be aold tn subdi9isious II
100 acres his property Offers frs. class op
desire 70 invest In safe and nrofitsl,lr WIN
IN iruit raising or general farmips.
"a acres good land on Washington street.
improved with trees and vines In bearing:
house Of three rooms, barn, good well OF wa
ter and new pulp and windmill. IN good
iand, near the city and cheap 1900
200 acres, all hrst class valley land. 10 San
'5 6 valley 1872 sores ln choice varieties
pf yinesi Ell "a bearing 70 acres IL assorted
Yrenard In beating, ccnaisiing Of Grange,
leffcn, apple. pear, peach, apricot ur1ues.
hgs, etei house, barn, corral aud all I'm
psoyements Particulars n cur once
% acres very highly improved near santa
Ana: 1876 choice Grunge trees In ilbearing;
40 freneh prnnee, yonng also nice orchard
q asserted family fruits, frhtcIsss water
ragnt and ahundance OF water fine house Of
10 rooms with all modern improvements
bath, etc. good barn, stable and cut bfii,d.
ings' &otD worth Of furniture In the house
fhis Is one of the best homes IN Southern.
California snd Is offered foI sale on xefY
reasonable tounsi t2b 900
Rare BaFeain,-wlthin Six niles Of
Court House 100 acres IN alfalfa and III the
best condition, WITH two good Homlnk affe-
sian wells with fine two story house Of 2
rooms, hard haished good dairy horse
good barn and sheds, in which there "a now
stored and goes with the place 10 tons 81
baled hay The plsce cuts ten tons Of hay
per acre on the average, each year. Three
young horses, one cow one farm wagon. one
buggy and one horse power Included:
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Yesterday afternoon the special committee
appointed by Che City Council. osuhstins Of
Meszgs. Hamilton. Halhrouk. Bforn, Bnnis
and Notary visited the new City Hal sud
in pacted the foundations ai the walls. 10
Was their united Judgment shat she saud-
Stone is ui the heSl qualify and etHeuF fun
Ella the conditions - tle contract II the
Contract had called IT granite. she iattor
STONE could have been easily furnished.
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Observation-Disclosures; EoLA TEA stimulates
Jim Smith aud Harry Jones nse nothing
hut Elite boquet Try H.
aonr
To young widows. ii you desire another
husband, use Peeks Premium perfumes
Mince pies-The ED iasbion Good bread
aud fresh made every LAY, at the American
Bakery. corner First aud Main Streets
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-28

Tho sirnal officer a. the los AlRales sta
tion states shat tho rainfall Of ChrlUmas day
was sent as usual % the Western Ualon Tel
egrsuh office 10y delivery ta thc press as ON
other days btt 3. arpoara that the maniOld
was uQt de- gured- Z Is ~ be hopei that she
press WIN hereafter have the rep lrts with.
nafaHI ntn