Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-15

Herr L. .. nan leaves to-uay iof
week IS soionrn at the Arrowhead Hot
Springs, San Bernardino county.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, $40
degrees; minimum, $50 degrees.
At the New Cloak House, fine all
wool Jerseys in navy, bottle green,
garnet and brown. at 81 80 each.
The loser Of bunch of keys tied with
a string, can recover same at the HER.
AID office on paying for this notice.
First class pianos and organs, now and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, q N. Main street.
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Ye frisky, frolicky campers can find
lunch goods to your hearts content at II.
Jevne's popular grocery, 3S N. Spring
street. 1925.
Grade stakes were being set for the
4 feet 81 grade first.class railroad to
Pasadena, yesterday, on the Arroyo
route.
For some inexplicable reason we learn
that eight of the sixteen ostrich chicks
at the ostrich farm have recently died.
What is the matter with the birds.
The HERALD is indebted to A. B.
Hotcbkiss, Esq, of San Diego, for
pleasant call Mr.. H. i, on trip to
San Bernardino on important legal bust
ness.
The immense coffee and tea trade en-
joyed by H. Jevne speaks for itself. No
brands, no packages, and no humbug.
Plain black teas OF good valne and low
prices. 1921
Three freshes required for making
good cup Of coffee fresh roasted, fresh
ground and fresh made. II. Jevne, the
grocer, can always supply the two first
freshes. 1926.
Rogers spoons, forks and knives are
being sold at the Diamond house, oppo-
site Baker Block. at manufacturers
prices. Rich silver-plate casters with
cut bottles are selling at $3.50.
The steamer Santa Rosa yesterday
took ] IL passengers north. While this
fine vessel takes such loads Of passen.
gers, the idea of transferring her to
northern ports is ridiculous.
The Peoples store in their advertise
ment. on the first page Of the HERALD.
are offering some extraordinary bargains
in large line of goods. They invite
everybody to give them call.
The water in the Colorado river at the
Needles is falling about six inches per
day. AT this rate it will require about
thirty days of falling before the bridge
can be completed across the river.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday nine
deeds, four mortgages, six satisfactions
OF mortgages, two notices Of location Of
water and two miscellaneous papers.
Peter W. Hughes filed for record in
the County Recorders office yesterday
two notices Of locations Of water to be
used on Section 27, Township north,
Range 5 west, for irrigation and domes-
tic purposes.
ii. Mosgrove & Co. are offering a
splendid liRe Of black satin and satin de
Lyons dress skirts, made in the very
newest designs, with full backs and
draperies, pleats. panels, ETC., at $3.50,
Sl5, 81 and $50. q South Spring street,
adjoining Nadeau Block.
A. E. Marchand and family left by
the steamer Santa Rosa yesterday for
San Francisco, en- route for Crested
Butte, Gunnison county, Col, where he
is largely interested in mining. He will
most probably return to Los Angeles
next May and make it his home.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. McFaddcn, the Mayor
Of North Anaheim, is in the city in at.
tendance on the sessions of the County
Board Of Education, OF which he Is Pres
ident, and also to look into the exami-
nation OF teachers, which will commence
to-day at the Normal School building.
The Benson Herald states that Judge
I. N. Mundell, long resident of Pasa-
dena, but lately an Arizona prospector,
has gone to Tucson with a load of rich
ore from his mine in the Rincon noun
tains. He will have it worked by the
Cannon Ball crushing machine at that
place.
The Riverside Independent says: The
brave wife of a rancher, who resides
near Riverside. drove into town last
Monday with her two.horse team, hav.
ing in her wagon the carcass Of a large
wild cat that measured three feet from
tip to tip. The animal was killed by the
lady herself while it was in the act of
bouncing upon lamb.
Mr.. Robt, Strauss, who is in the
Southern Pacific Railroad office at the
Needles, writes to his brother in this
city that the high water in the Colorado
river is subsiding very rapidly aud that
it was expected the bridge builders
would resume the work Of repairing the
railroad bridge, which was damaged by
food some weeks ago, on Monday-yes-
terday.
The advertisement of J. W. Reese, NJ.
D., physician and surgeon, will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD.
DIR, Reese, who enjoys the reputation of
being thorough physician and skillful
surgeon, makes a specially Of diseases OF
the nose, throat, neck and skin dis
eases and female diseases, etc. He also
makes n speciality of difficult surgical
operations.
The Committee of the Whole of the
Sixth District Agricultural Association
yesterday secured $500 as a guarantee
toward the expenses Of Fair this fall.
II is understood that il the guarantee
does not reach the sum Of $4,000 there
will be no Fair this season; this on ba.
sis Of not calling in more than 10 or 20
per cent, Of the amount. The Directors
do not feel like paying all the expense
themselves.
A The following is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East. VIA, the
Southern Pacific aud connections, yes.
terday; B + Harms. Tucson, Mrs II al
Osworth, Tombstone, Chas l. Pierce, 81
Louis; Ferdinand. Tombstone, Miss
Bolton, Los Angeles; Mrs Johnson, +,
M II Cornwall, Oakland; J Jefferson,
NJ Young, S +; Jas McCarty, Mrs
Sullivan, Los Angeles; A Pott and wife,
Cotton; Jno Began. San Diego.