Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-25

been appointed subscription agent for
the HERALD. For some time to come he
will dev te himself to the city and its
immedb q surroundings We commend
him to II who desire the leading daily
journal published south of San Francisco.
"Nectar" cigars, P. o. Cigar Store. If
See advertisement of furnished rooms
10 let.
Judge J. d. Bicknell and wife are at
San Francisco.
Gerster and Patti are creating Juror.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
A girl to do housework is advertised
for in our New To-Day.
Since the food all the people...ar
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
Miss Saylor will give social party
and dance tonight at the st. Elmo.
An experienced book-keeper. under
New To-Day, advertises for situation.
Mr.. w. Waters and sister and Miss
Collins, of San Bernardino, are at the
st. Elmo.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, Sl.5
degrees; minimum, 59.5 degrees.
First-class pianos and organs. now and
second hand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, 27 N. Main street.
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The marriage license of James M.
Reeder and Ida Eimmons was filed for
record in the County Recorders office
yesterday.
Persons desiring to secure eligibly To-
Gated suites OF rooms or offices is d.
rected to the advertisement "To Let"
in our New To-Day.
The remains of Comrade G. H. Van.
devere will be buried by the G. A. r.
this afternoon at o'clock, from Ponet
& Orr's undertaking parlors.
Twelve deeds, five mortgages, two re-
leases of mortgages, one marriage license
and one lease were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday.
Col. A. B. Paris, of San Bernardino,
| is registered at the st. Elmo. As the
Colonel does not travel for his health,
| there must be business before him.
A portion of the electric cable has ar.
rived for the new masts and is being
placed in position. The large belt and
| al aal .f ool III. e .tttI ..,toaspe
but two months overdue.
Deputy Constable B. W. Diffenderfer
who has been dangerously sick for sew.
eral weeks, died on Wednesday night
His remains will be buried to-day at 10
o'clock by Messrs. Ponet & Orr.
An Opera Bouffe company that has
been making the tour Of Mexico, has ar.
rived in Tucson en- route to Los Angeles.
The company consists Of twenty-five
persons, and may be expected here next
| week.
The HERALD Acknowledges the receipt
Of an invitation to masquerade ball TO
be given at the Santa Monica Hotel on
Saturday evening, July 26th. 1t will
be brilliant affair and large crowd
will be in attendance.
The grading Of the Pasadena Railroad
will probably be commenced next week.
The line OF the road has been already
outlined in these columns, but the en-
trance into the city is matter that may
be changed in a few days.
A special meeting OF the League OF
Freedom is called for o'clock this even
ing at Turn Verein Hail. 1t is earnestly
requested that all members attend, as
business OF very great Importance will
como up for consideration.
Mr.. K. C. Howe and Mrs. Kate HON.
er Clayton were married yesterday by
Rev. j. w. Ellis and went TO Santa
Ana on wedding trip. The happy
couple will accept the congratulations of
the HERALD in their new departure.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes.
terday, H. L. Leavitt was examined on
the charge Of embezzlement and. on mo-
Vicente AcuiIa, convicted Of disturbing
the peace, was fined S.. which he paid.
| Supervisor waldron rises to explain
that the broken bridge mentioned in the
HERALD was in his district, and not in
that Of Supervisor Levy, Of Downey,
who has enough to do to take care Of
the river bridges. The bridge has been
mended.
| J. P. Chamberling was arraigned be.
fore Justice Ling yesterday on the
charge OF disturbing the peace, on com.
plant of Biddy Casey, and plead not
guilty; case set for trial May 2Sth. Belle
Crawford and May Forrest, charged
with vagrancy, deposited s25 each to ap.
pear for trial on the 3lst instant.
| Mrs. J. B. Lankershim, of Los Ange.
les, has been staying at the Horton
House for several weeks, and is SO
pleased with our invigorating climate
that she intends to remain for some time.
II more OF our Los Angeles neighbors
would try this climate during the warm
weather they would be as well pleased
as Mrs. Lankershim. Diego Sun.
| By advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen that studies will be resumed at the
University Of Southern California ON
the 10th Of September. This college,
under the presidency Of Rev. NJ. NJ.
Bovard and his able corps Of assistants,
has won high reputation as an institu-
ton Of learning, and We can safely COM
mend it to all who wish to acquire a
| thorough education.
| The San Diego Sun, Of the 23rd inst :,
is responsible for the annexed wonderful
dog story; "A very remarkable sight
was recently observed by several per-
sons near the steamship wharf, A dog
rus he'd into the bay, came out again i'm.
me ediately, commenced to howl, and
then went aad deliberately committed
sucicide by ducking his head under water
and keeping 1t there until drowned"
Mr.. J. N. Briseno. who for several
years filed the position of foreman of
the composing department Of the HER,
AID, but who has resided in Baja Cali.
fornia and San Diego for the past year,
returned to Los Angeles yesterday. He
says that while the City Of Bay and Gil
mate is splendid place for invalids,
the City Of the Angels is good enough
for him and here he proposes to stay.
Il. Johnny Abbott, who was shot by a
woman of doubtful reputation, at LIE
moore, few days since, has been
brought home to his mothers residence
i | IN Main afreat in q faohla ooadttion IIa