Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-23

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journal published south of San Francisco.
Nectar" cigars, P. o. Cigar Store. If
Gerster and Patti are creating Juror.
so is the Elite Bouquet.
A telephone is being erected to Long
Beach. fron Wilmington.
Since the food all the people. are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
The attention of graders is directed to
the advertisement headed Notice.
English ale and Dublin stout, at H.
J. Woollacott's, 70 and % North Spring
street.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, S5.4
degrees; minimum, 6l.0 degrees.
F. B. Barrowdale. Of Los Angeles. is q
passenger from the east by the Pacific
express. due here atnoon to-day.
DR.. Joseph Kurtz and Carl Kurtz. of
this city, were registered at the Palace
Hotel, San Francisco, on Monday.
Chaffey Brothers have almost twenty
I've tons OF honey at Etiwanda. All
made from the present honey field.
First class pianos and organs, now and
secondhand, for sale and to rent Val
entine's music store, 81 N. Main street.
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The Diamond House will be closed
this morning during the funeral services
Of the little daughter Of Mr.. W. B.
Tullis.
Domenico Ghiotto and Benedetta
Fuerneri. and Jose Antonio Yorba and
Catalina Godines, were yesterday
licensed to marry.
The finder Of a naekaee &c Cc...;
Licenses will be suitably rewarded by
returning them to the County Tax Col
lector's Office. Court House building.
The Parochial school building, near
the Cathedral, and fronting on Los Ange-
les street. will be Immediately commence
ed and finished in time for the January
term.
In Recorder Miles office yesterday
there we're recorded fourteen deeds,
three mortgages, two releases Of mort
CAGES, three miscellaneous papers and
two marriage licenses.
Mrs. L. Lowenstein, Of San Francisco,
the mother of Mrs. Samuel Prayer, &C.
companied by her daughter, has arrived
in Los Angeles to spend the season with
her relatives and numerous friends.
d. F. Cunningham was yesterday
arrested on q charge Of embezzlsment,
preferred by ]. C. Hickey, OF Santa
Ana. He will rise and explain before
Justice Ling this morning at Q o'clock.
The First Ward Democratic Club has
established coy headquarters at the
corner Of San Fernando street and
Downey avenue. This is a very lively
club that is behind none in zeal and en-
thusiasm.
At last, after many delays, the con-
crete sidewalk on the north side and in
front of the United States Hotel, has
been completed and is great improve
nent over the old rotten planks. Now
let one be made ON Main street from
Arcadia street to the Pico House.
A Cleveland and Hendricks club was
organized at Cotton ON Friday, starting
of with eighty-seven names. MIR. III. A.
Murphy was elected chairman. The
club is thoroughly organized for active
work. and displays q degree OF enthusi-
asm and harmony that any club should
be proud of.-San Bernardino Times.
Do not waste your money and risk in.
iuring your hair by purchasing useless
washes or oils, but buy something that
has . record-a remedy that everybody
knows Is reliable. Halls Hair Remover
will invigorate, strengthen and beautify
the hair, restore its color II faded or
turned gray, and render it soft, silken
and lustrous.
In the Council yesterday. Mr.. Schroer
der. in view Of the fact that the Los
Angeles Ice Company are attempting to
force ice consumers to enter into five
years contracts, moved that the Com
mittee on Zanjas be instructed to enquire
into the use made by the ice company
OF the water taken from the city zanja.
Motion adopted.
Lieut.. Hugh T. Reed, U. s. A. .of
Baltimore. is stopping with his wife at
the st. Elmo. Lieut.. Reed is the author
Of "Upton's Abridged Tactics, "Ele-
ments Of Military Science and Tactics"
and standard and light artillery tactics.
This accomplished officer is well pleased
with the people and the industries OF
Southern California.
The improvements at Long Beach
continue to be made in rapid manner.
The large, beautiful and spacious hotel.
will be completed in few days, while
about three hundred transient persons
are camped along the bluff. A half
dozen cottages are being built. and the
waiter supply is now complete, furnish
ms an abundant supply Of pure water.
The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern Pacific
and connections. who arrived in Los An
geles yesterday: L0 Mccullough, D A
Fish. Miss T Hughes. Miss sugg, John
Devoye. George Hearst. San francisco;
Ben Schuster, lei Paso, Tex; Clara
Glover, Oakland; G w Doremus and
wife. Tombstone; r Phillips, NJ q San.
tacruz. Los Angeles, Ella Foy. Cotton,
Cal.
On the last page of this mornings
HERALD will be found the correct text of
the proposition of Mr.. @. J. Griffith to
sell to the city the right of the Rancho
los Felis in the waters Of the Los Ange.
les river for the sum of $50, 900, which
was accepted by the Council and the
City Attorney, assisted by Councilman
Sabichi and the Zanja Committed, in
structed to draw DIP the necessary con-
tract.
The Quijotoa Proprietor says: in
months time vast amount Of bullion
will find it's way out into the world from
the San Carries copper mines. by the way
Of Picacho, and all the supplies for that
vast mining region will be brought from
that point. II is stated that the Ray
Copper Company will soon transfer their
base Of supplies from Tucson to Picacho.
to avail themselves Of the new road to
Riverside"
The announcement for the annual pic
mic Of Vigilance Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. !, to be given ct the City Gar
dsns next Sunday, will be found in this
mornings HERALD. Handsome prizes
will be given for dancing. running, jump
ing aud other athletic sports. A contest
for the capture Of CREASED pig will be
an amusing feature of the entertain
ment. The arrangements. are in the