Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-03


advertising medium was never better
illustrated than by the sale, yesterday,
OF piece Of property offered by our en-
terprising and well known real estate
broker, MIR. T. 4. Rowan. The prop
erty In question was announced rs a
Special Bargain" as il undoubtedly
was, and the advertisement was inserted
for the first time In Tuesdays issue.
Before noon Of yesterday it had been
sold. In this mornings issue Mr.. Rowan
offers "Another Special Bargain"
highly improved place, which we can
safely recommend to any one desiring to
purchase home. He also offers tract
within six miles of the Court House, in
the most fertile valley of the county.
The monthly report of the Signal Off.
Ger for June shows a rainfall for that
month of I SO inches. The highest de.
gree of temperature was on June Both,
when 9S degrees were reached, and the
lowest temperature on the l4ih, when
49.5 degrees were registered. The COM
parative mean temperature for the
month was 65.6 degrees, which was 32
degrees lower than the same month In
1883, in which the hot blasts occurred
that shrunk the wheat very seriously.
The highest velocity of wind was 20
miles an hour.
The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern Pacific
and connections, last evening: j Y
Eccleston, Mrs Y Eccleston, Tomb
stone, AT; Mrs Clara Edwards, Tucson;
Thos Upton, San Jose, Cal; M Day,
San Francisco; Nellie Erwin, Deming;
w A Darbedy, Mexico; Chas jackson,
d H Edgeworth and wife, +; j M Jor-
dan, FL Paso; II Chenowith, San
Simon; ID Levy, B Raymonville, r s
Robbins, S +; M Cochen, FL Paso.
The well known prospector, Lucas
Marasovich, has struck rich lead in
his prospecting in the Cahuenga hills.
west of Los Angeles. Recent assays of
ores brought to this city by him show.
the lowest, $l2 80 per ton in gold, and
the highest, S37s.66 silver. He will re-
sumo work on his mines soon, and ex-
poets to take out ore in large quantities
after more development Of the claims.
II anybody thinks that mining doesn't
pay, the report of the Father de Smet
Mining Company, in which Mr. Lloyd
Tevis is one of the principal owners, will
disabuse them. This company paid a
dividend last Monday of $50 600, making
$l20, 600 already this year, and $500, 900
since the mine was opened. A dividend
of $40, 600 year is very good bus
iness and not to be despised.
Five hundred and twenty wedding
presents in oxydized silver, hammered
silver, ETC., embracing all the latest and
most artistic designs, were received
yesterday. This speaks well for Los
Angeles in the matrimonial line The
Diamond House. opposite the Baker
Block, opens these superb goods to-
day.
Two shots were fired last evening on
Buena Vista street, and Frenchman
named Pierre Ouvrier was seen "heeing
from the wrath to come" and was ar.
rested and jailed. The police are look
ing for the other man, who is charged
with the shooting.
The members Of the Turn Verein Ger
mania, by notice under New To-Day.
are requested to assemble at their hall,
in full uniform, ON Friday morning, July
4th, at 8 O'Clock, sharp, to take part in
the processioa.
A Chinanan yesterday went to the
Monkey Saloon, on New High street, to
collect bill and got more than he bar
gained for in the shape of black eyes all
round.
The Examination of Teachers hereto
fore announced to commence on the 8th
instant has been changed to the 18th of
July. See notice in another column.
The final order of Grand Marshal Rus
sell for the Fourth of July celebration
will be found in the New To- Day col.
uinn OF this mornings HERALD.
VIM. F. Heathmap, Esq, Of this city,
has been invited to deliver the address
on the Fourth of July ut Pomona, and
has accepted the invitation.
Don Marco A. Forster, Of San Juan
Capistrano, came up to the city yester.
day, and is stopping at the st. Elmo.
The members Of Eagle Corps will find
a notice for Fourth Of July in our New
To-Day column.
The temperature was 81 degrees cooler
yesterday than on the day before.
Fourth of July, Prof. Hintons Neck
tie party.