Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09
LOCAL BksvITIEs.
isximuin Thermometer. I
Minimum Thermometer. 4

The ,upuiA. resort-the Rink. If
DR.. C. T. Widney is very seriously
sick with pleurisy.
Doctor j. Harmon is planting his
Vernon Rancho with Berger grapes.
Ladies should use Peck's Premium
Perfumes. For sale at all druggists.
. There will be total eclipse of tie
moon on Thursday, the day Of the full
moon.
If you do not know what "W. c. 7.
w. means, 60 to the convention and
fiud out.
70 young widows. If you desire
another husband, use Peck's Premium
Perfumes.
To-day, between the hours of 3
and 4, we shall sell Checked Glass Tow
els, Soc doz Peoples Store.
Somebody has put'a dark-faced head
on the Downey Signal, but no arrests
for assault have yet been made.
The remains Of Charles Ross, who
died at Reno few days since, arrived at
Pasadena yesterday, where they are to be
buried
The Supervisors will to-day examine
the new plans for Courthouse and
Jail, of which half dozen will be pre-
sented.
Up to midnight last night no answer
had been received from Henry Guttig
Bauer. in response to the challenge of
Wm. Muldoon.
There are messages at the telegraph
Office for, C. Nj. Sanger, Michael Me-
Cavett, Mrs. K. J. Way, Mrs. Lena Nc
May, Smons &. Hubbard.
To-day, between the hours of 3
aud 4, we shall sell Checked Glass Tow
els, SOC daz Peoples Store.
By notice unler Nav To-Day it will
be seen that the partnership heretofore
existing between r. ii pc and Frank
Temple has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
James Manley, tho crazy man who
was brought in IRON Pasadena on Mon
day, will be examined to-day before
Judge Howard by Doctors Harmon and
Nadeau.
To day, between tine hours of 3
and 4, we shall sell Checked Glass Tow
els, soc duz Peoples Store.
Hon. J. F. Crank WAS in the city yes
terday on important business. He has
shipped all OF hi, fine crop Of oranges,
and is now preparing his large vineyard
for summer.
The new Antelope Colony had JUS
tee OF the Peace appointed by the Su-
pervisors on Monday, in the person Of
X. 5. Dey. whose official residence is to
be at Lancaster station.
To-day, between the hours of 10
and IL, we shall sell Surah Satines, dark
shades, Sc yard. Peoples Store.
The celebration Of the feast Of the
PASSOVER will take place at Good Tenn
plar Hall at 6 P. NJ. to-day, and on
Thursday and Friday at 0 A. NJ. at the
same place. The public are invited.
Mr.. NJ. Teed will start to-day for a
trip to Old England, with headquarters
st London where he will get the
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fogs and returns to sunny Los Angeles.
To-day. between the hours of 10
and II. we shall sell Surah Satines, dark
shades, SC yard. Peoples Store.
There were fled in the County
Recorders office yesterday, 35 deeds, II
mortgages, 6 satisfactions Of mortgages,
miscellaneous papers aud one marriage
license, that OF a A. L. Reuter- and
Mary A. Reuter-.
The HERALD is indebted to call from
Mr.Studabecker, late one Of the proprie-
tors Of the raiiey Echo, at Rivers de.
The Echo has been sold to Robert Horn
beck, who has discontinued its publica-
tion as daily, but is reported to intend
publishing 1t as a weekly.
Prof. Ira More, Principal Of the State
Normal School, will deliver lecture
this evening before the Teachers Insti-
tute, in the Assembly Hall of the
Normal School. at 7.30 o'clock. Sub
ject = "Tne Old Schoolnaster and the
New The public are cordially invited.
To-day. between the hours of 10
and II, we shall sell Surah Satines, dark
shades, Sc yard. Peoples Store.
John J. Valentine. Esq, Vice Presi.
dent Of Wells. Fargo L Co.'S Express, ac-
companisd by James Hown Esq, Secre-
tary Of the company, Capt. John Bir-
mingham. Prof. Davidson, and other in.
vited guests. passed through Los Ange-
les in special car on Sunday afternoon
en- route for the City OF Mexico.
There is an active and earnest move
ment on foot in the vicinity Of the San
Gabriel Mission, to enlarge and improve
the present graveyard and make large
and beautiful cemetery OF the same.
Thisis a nest worthy movement and de-
serving ! all commentator. The move
ment is now well started and will no
doubt be a success.
Mr.. Thomas Goss has returned from
Arastra caiion, branch of the Soledad,
where he has about 500 cords of wood
m-bound, on account OF the annihila.
tinn of his wagon road to the 5. P. r.
X. Mnen he looks at his million OF
u.burned bricks in Los Angeles and at
his 500 cords n wood in the canon, ho
murmurs monfnfuily:
Thou arr 50 near and yet so far"
Gen. j. II. Shields reports the rainfall
at his highl nj home, 1000 feet above
sea level, for the season to April Sd.
1884. at 81 81 inches. The Generals
residence is twelve miles north of Los
| Angeles, at the base Of the Sierra Ma.
DIRE, overlooking La Canada. From
| present appearances the rainfall for the
eatire season will reach 90 inches at
that location.
Jacob We'll, who has recently returned
from Los Angeles, states that he has
never before seen affairs in so flourishinp
condition in that Eden of the Ame,i.
can continent as they now are. The
damage by the late foods, although con
siderable, is less than he expected and
considered by the people as nothing in
view Of the enormous benefits that will
accrue to the county from the good
season. Kern County Californian.
The newly furnished parlors of tie
new st. Elmo Hotel were opened to
bridal pair yesterday afternoon, when
Mr.. A. L. Reuter- and Mary A. Reuter-
were there united in wedlock. Mr..
Renter is brother Of the Mr.. Reuter-
who was shot and killed at Santa Ana
last year, and his brother, who came to
administer on the estate, was 30 pleased
that he has administered on the estate,
real and personal, and all are happy.
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