Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-11

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Los Angeles, after which will be offered
number of houses aud lots; also, about
so elegant lots in the different blocks on
the mesa, oil Of which command fine
view of the ocean, harbor, wharves and
landings. A line opportunity is now
offered to those Wishing a Summer resi-.
dence. The amusements such as sailing.
bathing and tshing are unsurpassed.
Don't miss attending the sale; il you do,
you will be sorry. This sale is positive,
and to close an estate. Look for the ad-
vertisemeut in another column.
The advertisement for grand excur-
sion east, to leave Los Angeles May
9th. in first-class Pullman cars, appears
elsewhere. This excursion will be un-
der the charge Of Mr.. W. E. Willmore.
an experienced manager. and will reach
Chicago in tune for the Republican Ma
tional Convention. Parties wishing to
visit the east for either business or
pleasure should avail themselves of this
opportunity, as the round trip tickets
will be good for three months. thus
affording ample time to take in the Ma.
tioaal Conventions or spend couple OF
months a. any Of the fashionable water
ing places. Full particulars will bs fur
nlshed by W. r.. Willmore, room 3, first
floor, Postoffice building.
1t costs no more to keep fine animal
than it does to keep poor one. Tie
more refined and wsalthier class of peo.
pie in tie Eastern States keep the Jersey
cows. There will be sold in this city ON
May Goth, at auction. by John G. Bell,
limited number Of bulls aud cows Of the
most choics and select from the Forest
Grove Jersey Farm of F. j. Barretto.
Many of the wealtliier class OF this city
at present have the Jersey COW. No
amount OF money could induce them to
part with them. DO not fail to attend
the safe. The sale last year was attend.
ed largely by ladies', as well as gentle
men. Free TO all. Look in another
column for the advertisement.
Students Of geography must be mis-
sing in some paris Of the country as
appears from the fact that within a
short time two individuals have appeared
at the Pacific Coast Steamship office and
blandly inquired of tho urbane AND
accomplished agent If he could sell them
q ticket 10 Chicago, to go all the way by
water, direct. They did not want to 90
via Cape Horn aud over the Atlantic,
but would perfer to go directly across by
water Owing to the interference Of
half dozen mountain chains and the
absence of water for 1000 niles, Mr..
Mcclellan had to decline to send . boat
to Chicago.
Confidence Engine Company No. ?.
last night, turned out in full uniform
aud force, and serenaded Mr.. John
Zens, one of their number. who was
married few days ago. Mr.. Zens, who
resides on Los Angeles street near the
corner of First street, was equal to the
situation, and after fine sersuade, per.
formed by Wangeman's ban,l, invited
the company to partake Of the hospitali-
ties Of his mansion, which were spread
out in abundance. Speeches were made
by Col. Walter $. Moore and others,
and responded to by Mr.. Zens in the
brief language Of good fireman, which
he Is.
The beautiful Opera Parlors, in the
new Opera House building, were thrown
open to the public last night by Messrs.
Bisbee & Wenger. and attracted large
number Of visitors. The pariors are fit.
ted up in exquisite taste and the latest
style Of parior decoration. j. @. Nc.
Menomy supplied the beautiful gas fix.
lures and did his best to make model
appointments. The lunch was prepared
by Mr.. Joseph G. Gibson, of the Pacific
restaurant. and was one Of the finest
ever spread in the city. This opening Of
such an elaborate aud brilliant institu-
tion shows the great progress Of the city
in wealth and Improvement,
The police yesterday took home for
the second time stray boy named vii.
lie Brown. who lives on Morgan Lane.
This youngster has attained the mature
age Of four years, and was captured at
Washington Gardens short time ago
by the police and returned to his par
ents. He seems TO be candidate for
the position OF the great American Trav-
eler, and cares not whittier he goes so
long as he keeps going. Boys used to
get whipped for such peculiarities and
cured Of them. Now the custom is
changed.
The carriage team Of Mr.. F. Fl. Bar
clay last night made break for liberty
and ran from Fort street down to
Spring, and up Spring TO Main. where
they collided with o buggy and made a
mash" They then started for the First
Ward, whittier they went as il after a
doctor, and were caught. The carriage
is fearfully demorallzed and the horses
are unhappy. II was most remarkable
that nobody was killed in this wild and
furious runaway.
Among the distinguished arrivals by the
train from the North yesterday was L. F.
Moulton. Esq. Of CoIusa county, CAL,
who is stopping over few days here on
his way to the Irrigation Convention at
Riverside. NEXT 10 Hugh j. Glenn,
deceased, Mr.. Moulton Is one of the
largest farmers in the Sacramento valley
aud is one Of the best posted meg In the
State on irrigation and the reclaaaticn
of swamp lands.
New departure; The City OF Paris,
which is by great odds the largest and
finest dry goods emporium in Southern
Californis, has just added new depart.
meutt to their already extensive establish
ment, ,-"rips and Plnmes"-the most
complete and magnificent line in this
city and at prices that will please every
lady purchasing; in fact, cheaper than
any other store in Los Angeles. Ladies
should avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty.
Parties wishing to avail themselves Of
good chance to make favorable in
vestment, in lots desirabiy located, on
easy terms, should not fail TO attend the
sale Of the block on Boyle Heights. ad-
vertised TO be sold OF auction by Noyes
L Field for Messrs Dennis h Cook.
Cauvsyances viii be provided for those
desiring to attend. Don't fail to be ON
hand at 2 p. NJ. on Tuesday, the 18th.
The attention Of the Board of Publ .
Works is called TO the old worn-out
wooden sidewalks on Main street ir
font of che Briswalter and the Nord-
holt properties. With the opening Of
the new Opera House the sidewalks
leading thereto should bs mado frat
class and of the best material. This
great thoroaghfare should have the best
Of appointments Of every kind.
Mr. Hermann Morris, the well.known
lteratear, was yesterday the happiest
man we have encountered ia long