Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-17


cows and hsifers gentle a. dogs--that
have been raised expressly for families
and the dairy, slaughtered. 1t costs
time and money to make stock gentle.
John G. Bell will sell at auction to-mor-
row at IL o'clock. Take the East Los
Angeles cars, tell the driver to let you
ont at Chestnut street, then 20 south to
the foot Of Chestnut street, where Is
Mr.. Weoley's elegant residence, there
you will see cows fresh for families and
the dairy, and the best OF young heifers
for stock ranches.
Brocade silks in all the new designs
below wholesale cost at the Capitol
Store.
The oldest and grandest pepper tree
in Cal fornia is one planted by Father
salvadea in l776, the year Of the daclar-
alton Of American Independence. This
tree was planted at san uan Cspistrano,
IL ttis county, and has outliycd several
G neratiuns .f Monterey cypress, which
appears to be short-!ived tree Ii u
long-lived Irec is wanted, plant the
beautiful pepper tree.
Closing out at the Capitol Store.
One Of the great items Of export from
the Santa Ana valley is that of live hogs.
The steamer Newport takes about 800
hogs to San Francisco every trip, while
the packing houses there are crowded
with business, and slaughter about 300
weekly for the local and mining trade.
This industry is constant and immensely
profitable, and will prove to be OF great
value to the country.
For bergains go TO the Capitol Store.
At q special meeting Of Evergreen
Lodge, Riverside, F. y A. NJ, John c..
King. District Deputy, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: O..
NJ. Skinner, Master; j. w. Hamilton,
S. W.; b. b. Chandler, j. W.; Il. w.
Daniels, Trersurer; H. Z. Allett, Secre-
tary; Priestly Hall, s. D.; Harry Thrall,
]. D.; Rev. George H. Deere, Chaplain;
W. w. Carr. Tyler.
Come early before the rush at the Cap
itol Store.
A man named Patrick Cunningham
was arrested by Deputy Constable Diff.
endertfer yesterday on the charge Of q
felonious assault on Ella, Mckee, a little
girl about years old. The accused was
taken before Justice Ling, where be was
confronted with the giri, who said he
was not the man and he was discharged.
velvets and pushes, with any shade
at the Capitol Store.
Complaint was made before Justice
Ling yesterday that Anita Sanchez, q
New High street cyprian, had robbed a
male visitor Of $50. She was arrested,
but before any proceedings were had the
case was compromised and she was dis.
charged.
Linen napkins 25 cents dozen at the
Capitol Store.
The sky was very clear and the comet
very plainly seen last night. 1t appeara
to be hurrying towards the sun, to per-
form its regular journey round the sun,
which it performs in seventy-one years.
Who will wait to see it appear in 1854
Forty thousand dollars worth of dry
goods will now be slaughtered at the
Capitol Store.
Hon. Pierson D. Smith, Of Nebraska,
with his wife and sister. arrived yester-
day. aud ara stopping at the Cosmopoli.
tau. They have come to spend the
winter, and will remain at the Sierra
Madre Villa.
Black gros grain silk so cents yard
at the Capitol Store.
Deputy Sheriff George P. McLain las,
night arrested H. G. Kelsey and Jack
Levin. on a telegram from Sheriff Burk-
hart from San Bernardino Further
particulars and development will shortly
appear.
Silks in all the new shades, regardless
of cost and value. at the Capitol Store.
A. B. Hotchkiss, Esq, Of San Diego,
paid the HERALD Office a pleasant call
last evening. He returns home pei
steamer to uay.
Mr.. Richard Ivers, of San Francisco, i,
in the city investigating tho system Of
electric lighting as introduced by Col
C. H. Howiand.
A. Fl. Pratt, of Los Angeles, is pas
sengers from tho East by the Pacific Ex.
press due at 4;45 o'clock this evenisg.
Kid gloves 20 cents pair at the Cap
itol Store.
The case Of Larrabee vs.. the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company has been post
poned till Tuesday, January 22d.
The rmometer for the "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, 65 de.
grees; minimum. ~ degrees.
Bankrupt sale, closing cut the entire
stock of silks and dress goods at the
Capitol Store.
Brigadier General W. W. Smith, N.
G.. c.. Of Riverside, is at tie Pico House
Fine colored Balbriggan silk clocks q
cents, real value rs cents. a. tho Capitol
Store.
See card of Messrs. Steinike L Brun
ming in our New Ts- Day.
Bankrupt stock at the Capitol Store.