Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-03

Nice and stylish straw mats AZ very
low prices ct the New York Clothing
House.
Between 10 and IL O'Clock to-day,
childrens' calf skin, tipped shoes 55c.
Peoples Store.
You will save money by dealing with
us, New York Clothing House, l34 N,
Main street.
Childrens' calf skin tipped shoes 55c.,
to-day, between 10 and II O'Clock;
Peoples Store:
Mr.. J.. De Barth Shorb and wife were
in the city yesterday and greeted by q
host Of friends.
To-day between 10 and II o'clock,
childrens' calf skin tipped shoes 25o.;
Peoples Store.
A car load Of half Lager and hall
Book Anhauser beer left st. Louis for
this city yesterday.
To-day between 10 and II o'clock,
shoulder shAwls. all colors, 25c.; Peo-
pies Store.
The attention Of persons seeking work
Il directed to the advertisement Of the
Union Employment Office.
Tue best assortment Of boys clothing
at lowest prices, ct the New York Cloth.
ing House, l34 N. Main street.
Don't miss the place, the New York
Clothing House, l34 North Main street,
between the II. Il NJ. and First National
banks.
The orange growers Of Anshsim are
showing oranges l6A inches in circum-
ference. The varieties were both Of the
Navel and Mission fruit.
Our new arrival of clothing Il equal
to merchant tailor work in style and ct.
Our prices are the lowest, New York
Clothing House.
Attention is directed to tho new an
nouncement Of the Messrs. John G. Bell
4 Co., which will be found in the col
umn devoted to auctions.
Col. Bond, Of the Columbus, Ohio.
State Journal, veteran newspaper man
and publisher, il in the city ON visit to
his former partner. Mr.. A. w. Fran
Cisco.
The marriage license Of p. d. Bell and
Mary A. Wells, and one to Q couple
whose names are withheld, was fled for
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday.
In the County Recorders Office yes
tsrday. twenty deeds. four mortgages,
two releases Of mortgages, two marriage
licenses and two miscellaneous papers
were filed for record.
In City Justice Morgsn's Court, yes
terday, Frank White. Ralph Lowell, w.
Rice and Charles Richards, vagrancy,
and John Joseph, drunk, were sent up
for twenty days each.
Yesterday aud the day before, the
weather was most delightful. There
was no wind. or heat, or cold, only just
solid comforting weather, that dwells
long and frequently in Los Angeles.
Hon. J. F. Knapp. of Tucson, accom-
panied by bis wife. arrived yesterday
In Los Angeles. Mrs. Knapp will visit
her parents here while Mr.. Knapp will
take business trip 10 St. Louis and
other eastern cities.
Much good work was done yesterday
in ballasting the street railway tracks
and in cleaning the CUTTERS. There are
. great many bad places in rear yards
that need immediate attention, before
the advent Of hot weather.
Mr.. A. Brigden came down yesterday
from his highland home at the base Of
the Sierra Madres. He has completed
planting some Of the mcst valuable va
rieties Of the Bordeaux grapes and il
now preparing his cid vineyard for sum.
mer rest.
Do not fail to attend the anniversary
exercises Of the W. C. T. U. to-day at
the First Congregational Church. com
mencing at l0A. NJ. and 2P. NJ. There
W II be interesting reports from every
branch OF Christian work. All arc urged
to be present.
1t 10 now stated that the tunnel which
Chaffey brothers made at Ontario is fur.
nishing over 200 inches Of water. That
is royal stream, that will bring wealth
TO the proprietors in cripture measure.
Who will be the next party to make Q
tunnel into our gigantic dam formed by
the Sierra Madre
1t is understood that in addition to an
address at the State Irrigators Conven.
tion from. J. De BArth Shorb, Esq., that
Mr.. Richard Melrose Of the Anaheim
Gazette, and Doctor o. II. Cougar. Of
Pasadena, will address the meeting.
They are all practical earnest men and
will be heard with profit by all.
Mr.. H. Giess, in double-column ad i.
vertisement elsew here, announces that
he has now in stock and Is receiving con-
stantly all the latest improved moving
and reaping machines and agricultural
implements generally. which he can sell
at prices that defy composition. Farmers
are invited to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. r. f. Ross, who owned tract OF
land in the Sierra Madre tract, and had
contracted to purchase another tract In
Pasadena, to bs settled for on Tuesday,
died at Reno, Nevada, Of pneumonia,
on the day he was to have been here to
complete his purchase and payment.
Had Mr.. Ross spent the winter in Pasa-
dsna instead Of Reno. it is quite likely
that the pneumonia would not have at
tackled the deceased at all.
The San Francisco Merchant says Of
the wine market: There would be de-
mand for good wines Of any description
II there were any Offering os 80 vintage,
but the fact i that The osllars Of maksrs
have bssn pretty clsanly swept. Thers
is more demand for new brandy, in bond,
than for old. Distillers and dealers look
upon the resolution passed by Tuesday's Z
Warrington caucus - the shAllowsst
'bunoombe' and unworthy Of notice. II
cannot BE- said - yet TO havs affected
the trade ons ieta.
The terrible down.pour Of rain during
the past month has demorAlissa the
wagon roads that lead to the Pusnts oil
wells. 80 that no barrels could b. taken
in or taken out. Mr.. VIM. R. Rowland
Is snsaged in repairing the hishways by
which the wells ars approaohsd, and
VIII soon b rssdy 10 deliver oil Il he
fueatp elatioq- Ths tanks q ~ wells
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