Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-06

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Charles West, convicted OF disorderly
conduct, was assessed SIS, which he
paid. Francisco Martinez, charged with
the same offense, plead not guilty. Set
for July 10Th, at 10 A. M. J. N. Smith,
charged with assault to commit murder,
on complaint of VIM. k. Lewis, held in
$3.50 bail for examination July 10Th, at
I'm.
Mrs. Mary c. Williams is building
large and elegant residence on La Cana
da. In addition she has just completed
the best appointed barn in that settle-
ment. Her expenditures for the two
buildings will be about $1,000. That
colony is shooting ahead and will apply
for u school house in short time. About
thirty men are at work clearing brush
and preparing for planting trees and
vines in this favored spot for health and
comfort.
The steamer Los Angeles sailed yes
terday for San Francisco and way ports
with the following passengers; For San
Francisco--F. 4. Little and wife, Mrs.
Gum, NJ. w. Quick, 7. Dickson, ]. b.
Stewart and wife, s. z. Winks, G. John
son, |. A. Latta. Port Harford-H. l..
Meyers, Chas. Benson, Geo. w. Seaver
and wife, b. O'Brien, 2. s. Halleck.
ventura-W. +. Curl, Frank White, X.
Scouting, L. Hayman.
The Ventura Democrat of Thursday
last says: Coroner Grant went out
Tuesday to Hills place, on the Ca laguas
rancho, to hold an inquest on the body
of Californian, who committed suicide
there. We did not learn the mans
name nor the particulars Of the affair,
further than that he was sheep herder,
from Los Angeles, and that he hung
himself"
Attention Is directed to the advertise
ment Of M. Hilton Williams, M. D., ON
our first page. DR.. Williams makes q
speciality of consumption and kindred
diseases, and by his SUSTAIN has effected
q number Of remarkable cures in cases
OF long standing. We would recon-
mend sufferers to give him trial.
Mr.. w. A. Edwards, manager at the
Childs Opera House for the Rhea Com
pany and the Bunch of Keys, and who
has won hosts of friends here by his ur-
bane and genial manners, leaves to-day
for San Francisco, en- route to New
York. to return in five or six weeks.
The HERALD wishes him pleasant trip.
The Anaheim GAZETTE reports the ex.
ports from that place for the week end
ing July LIST, as follows: 4 cars lumber,
80, 700 pounds; cars wine, 92, $50
pounds; ~ cases eggs, 4, 440 pounds; 81
sacks bacon, 800 pounds; miscellane
GUS, 1906 pounds. Total, 230, 1856
pounds.
Mr.. I. r. Rowan, in our advertising
columns, offers nicely improved place
for sale cheap. The location is one Of
the best in the city, and the lot is plant
ed in choice trees and flowers. Any one
desiring pleasant home will do well to
call ON Mr.. Rowan at once.
By notice in our New To-day column.
will be found the call for q meeting Of
the Democratic County Central Com
mittee, to be held at the Office of Wal
ter d. Stephenson, Secretary, Saturday.
July 18th. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
Thomas Gates. former Angeleho, is
spoken of as a candidate for Congress in
Arizona, and so ia A. G. Baker, ESQ.,,
who used to live and have an Office IN
Temple Block: Both Angelenos are OF
'''e De'''oora''o pe'SuaS'oh'
In the County Recorders office yester-
dav twenty six deeds nine mortoaoes
nine releases Of mortgages, one marriage
license and three miscellaneous papers
were filed for record.
Mr.. Chas. A. Wetmore, Chief Execu-
tive ofhcer OF the Viticuitural Commits
sion, will remain in town few DAYS on
os as';as 'on"e''eu WIN MS 'aho oo"'-
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