Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-11

Madame Parks millinery sac. Pee
ri-sstore.
IA unity strsngth"--In specialties
success. DIX. JONES. Jan5tf
A paying saloon ia advertised for sale
under New To-Day
Hats s cents. Madame Parks milli-
merry sale. Peoples Store.
A competent woman, under New To.
Day. advertises for situation.
DR.. w, w. Ross returns home by til.
mornings train from San Francisco.
Elegant flowers Sc to Soc. Madame
Parks millinery sale, Peoples Store.
Tips and rlumes l0c and upwards,
Madame Parks millinery sale. Peoples
Store.
Coffee with cake, pie or doughnuts. 10
cents, at Morris. Is South Main street,
mar Frat. JAMS 1t.
Pattern hats worth $500 now s.. 90,
Madame Parks millinery sale. Peoples
Store.
The cleanest and best coffee house in
the city is Morris. Is South Main street,
near First. jan s-7t.
Deputy U. s. Marshal J. D. Dunlap
rsturns from San Francisco by this morn
ing's overland train.
Try those New York butter cakes and
coffee for 10 cents, at Morris, Is Sonth
Main street. near FIRST. jan ST.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening: Maximum, 55 de-
grees, minimum, 43 degrees.
Elegant French hats $500 to $500,
Madame Parks millinery sale, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. Ira Caandlsr. one OF the progress,
i've business men Of Santa Ana, 10 regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
Two dollar and fifty cent hats are 75c
at Madame Parks millinery sale, Pso-
pies Store.
Go asd get the best cup Of coffee you
ever drank in your life, ut Morris, Is
South Main street, near First. jan SIT.
The Boiri Of supervisors finished up
the business OF the January session yes
terdsy aid adjourned until the first
Monday IN February.
Trimmed hats l5c, Madame Parks
millinery sale, Peoples Store.
Two marriage licences wer. filed for
record in the C.unty Recorders office
yesterday ---one blank and the other to
DAVID Lsughlin ard Ramona Salas.
Miss Wooden will deliver her popular
lecture, "Great Rocks. Great Trees and
Great Men," at wiIiirg's Hall, Will
mington, this friday evening, conf
mencing at s o'clock.
B. Soloman filed complaint before
City Justice Morgan yesterday charging
J. Castersl Svith assault with deadly
weapon. Case set for examination jan
uary 10th. at l0A. NJ.
The preceptress OF the Normal School
will meet those who can furnish board or
rooms for Normal students ct her room
in the Normal building on Friday, Jsuu.
ary llth. from 10 o'clock P. N. jl0.2t
Mr.. Isidor Jacobs. junior member Of
the firm of A. Lusk & Co., San Fran.
cisco. a, d Superintendent of the firms
canneries, has been in the oity the past
few days, and is stopping at the Pico.
DR.. 0. II. Cougar, of Pasa lena, was
10 the city yesterday. He i. hard at
work in getting his fsvorite scheme Of
grand Arroyo S+co Boulevard into work
ing order, and with good prospects Of
success.
There were fle, for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday
twenty-three deeds, six mortgages, two
sstisfsctions Of mortgages. two marriage
licenses, one map and four miscellaneous
papers.
Col. A. N. Gray will start for New
York on Saturday to obtain scenery and
properties for the new opera house. He
will secure the best to be found in the
country for the stage appointments Of
the new temple Of music, which is 10
eclipse all others ON this Coast.
I. 3. Harris. who shot and seriously
wounded Charles W hitehead ON Weduss.
day morning, was arraigned before City
Justice Morgan yesterday and held in
$500 bnil for examination January 2lst,
on the charge OF assault to commit
murder.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, Nellie Preston aud Mary Lucas
plead guilty TO the ch ,rse OF disturbing
the peace and were each fined $40, which
they paid. All Pom. Chinaman, con-
victed of stealing S3l. on complaint nf
Dora Fyke, will be sentenced at 0 o'clock
this morning.
The district formerly lighted by street
gas lamps in Los Ang"lss. was . little
over la. lie in length by half mile in
width, covering an area Of three quarters
Of square mile. The area now lighted
by the electric light, contains about
fifteen square miles. That is good pro.
gress for one year for our growing city.
Mr.. j. A. johnson, formerly Of the
Santa Barbara Press. is planting an olive
grove at Sunpl, Alameda county. He is
experimenting with large variety Of
olives with view of getting those kinds
that are most profitable for that part Of
the State. Mr.. johnson is doing good
work for California that future genera
tions viii appreciate and honor.
The HsRALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of an invitation 70 the Ninth An
nual Banquet Of the Associatsd Pioneers
Of the Territorial days Of California, to
be Qiven st CIark's. No. % West Twen-
ty.fhird street, New York, Friday even
ing, January 18th, 1884. Committee Of
Arrangements: Joseph 8. Spinnsy,
James A. spsrry, Edward c. Kemble.
The well known and popular coffee
house, Of H. L. Morris. 10 South Main
street, is being renovated and improved
in various ways. In addition to the
public refreshment hall, MIR. Morris will
provide private perlors for ladies,
families and private parties, where the
best Of coffee, chocolate and ten, with
other and more substantial reires hments
viii be furnished in the best style.
81 janl0
The legion friends Of a distinguished
legal luminary Of Los Angeles, who,
heretofore, has been noted for his Spar
tan simplicity In dress. were astonished
to see him on the streets last evening
dressed in the extreme Of fashion, his
head crowned with one Of Sisgel's superb
tiles, giving to the tout ensensbls . har-