Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-20

ana ingenious articles OF their own an
vention and manufacture, to be found at
their establishment. A very attractive
feature Is aievolving receptacle for fine
jewelry, the work of one Of the Messrs.
Hollander. which Is viewed daily by the
many visitors to their store.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday. Fritz Haupt, charged with dis
turbing the peace, on complaint Of Ed
ward Graaf, was acquitted and the com
planning witness reqaired to pay the
costs. The case Of ,Buriel Neighbors,
charged with petit larceny in stealing AN
overcoat from E. G. Coffnan, was com
promised by the accused returning the
coat and paying the costs Of suit. War
rem Heating, PLAIN drunk, in default Of
SO fine. was sentenced TO six days labor
on the public streets.
Charlie Legg was in the city yester-
day with an extra 81 900 in his pocket,
the result Of the sale of the hill on the
northwest side Of the Raymond Hotel
hill. This hill was sold in 1876 for 500;
In December, 1883, for $500, and
again in January, 1884, for "a. 500, an
increase Of about $50 per cent. in less
than eight years. The original pur.
chase was at %. so per acre, water pipes
cost 81 more, making land cost Sl3. so
in 1874, or Sl35 for the ten acres,
against s4.5O0 in 1884.
That sterling and standard establish
ment, the Los Angeles Pork Packing
establishment, has removed from East
Los Angeles to Florence, but the depot
for their varied and excellent products
will be kept at "a South Main street,
where the choicest Of lard, hams. bacon
and other hog products can had at all
times, at the lowest prices. Dealers
and families desiring the best the mar.
ket affords in this department will find
them at "a South Main street.
We direct.the attention Of our readers
to the aiverti. ement Of Messrs. Serrot
4 Knox, dealers in native and foreign
fruits and nuts, else where in this
NOR rning's HERALD. These gentlemen.
both Of whom are well and fsvo, ably
known in our community, have opened
Q store at No. 35 North Main street,
where they will keep . full assortment
Of all kinds Of fruits and nuts in season.
They will also keep . stock Of fresh
seeds OF every variety suited to this
climate. Give them call.
Mr.. Arthur Frick and family, Of Min
nespolis. are visiting Los Angeles for
the winter. Mrs. Frick is a sister of
Messrs. J. and Peter Kiefer Of this city.
They left temperature Of 25 degrees
below zero, ct home, and are pleased TO
bask in the sunshine alto degrees above
zero on the green fields Of Los Angeles.
It is needless TO say that they are happy.
General A. F. Whitaker, Of Penn
Yam, New York. Is on visit to his
daughter. Mn. A. Brigden. ct the
beautiful home of Mr.. Albert Brigden,
above Pasadena. The General came
here with the X. M. Baker excursion,
last week. leaving 90 below zero with
the old folks ct home. He is pleased at
the prospect before him.
Mr.. Peter Kiefer, of ]. Kiefer L Co.,
has Just returned from hi, ranch near
Bakersfield. He reports the sheep and
cattle on the alfalfa land fat and sleek,
but no.feed yet on the dry land. Bakers.
field Is one Of the main supplies Of meat
for Los Angeles, and now San Francisco
is after that supply.
Mr.. B. F. Porter, Of San Fernando
and Los Angeles, one Of the great heat
growers Of San Fernando, came in from
the great wheat bonanza last evening.
He has nearly completed the planting Of
all Lis former seeding ground hut, has
also sown large amount Of land never
before planted.
Capt. 4. p. johnson has returned
from the Orc Crande Mill, TO visit his
family. He reports . steady and pros
porous business in the mines at Calico.
The new five stamps for the Oriental
mill have arrived and IL IL expected that
they will be crushing ont the silver in
about fifteen days, one-third faster than
ever.
We direct the attention Of those seek
ing desirable real estate investments to
the several advertisements Of Messrs. J.
II. White 4 Co.. elsewhere in this morn-
ing's HERALD. The properties offered
are amongst the best on the market, and
il called for soon, will be sold at bar
gains.
When will the City Council carry out
the order they made year ago to re-
move the broken. rotten sidewalk, on
North Spring street, opposite Court
street. Will they ever do it? If not,
why not! Twelve months is long
time to wait ON persmptory order.
Exports from Santa Ana depo. for
week ending January 18th. 1884: 43
boxes eggs, $3.50 pounds; sol boxes
oranges, 43. 730 pounds; 82 boxes lines,
?, go pounds; l car coal, % 900 pounds;
2S4 sacks corn. $500 pounds; general
merchandise. 0. $40 pounds.
Mr.. Shut, OF the late firm Of Shut
Brothers, large dealers in agricultural
implements, Of Kansas City, is on . Wis
it Of two months to Los Angeles. He
made pleasant call at the HERALD
Office, and is well pleased with the
country.
Mr.. Adolph Petschof Hsrmosa, reports
great activity in that settlement. Eight
dwellings are in process Of erection in
the colony, and three parties yesterday
purchased land there for settlement and
occupancy.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday
twenty-eight deeds, twelve mortgages,
five releases of mortgages, one marriage
license and ak miscellaneous papers.
Mr.. John Oswald, leading capitalist,
and the owner Of 100 head of fine fast
horses, has come to Los Angeles to spend
. season and examine the fine horses of
San Gabriel.
Attention il directed to the card of
Prof. J. p. Marron, late Of the U. s.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md, who is
about to open school in this city.
Mr.. +. W. Thompson, the General
Passenger Agent Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, Is at the
Pico House.
At the meeting Of the Ore Grande
Mining Company in this city yesterday,
o monthly dividend Of $1,000 was de-
clAred.
The marriage license of Richard Rolls
and Pima Bush was fled for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday.
Mr.. John Wsiniuger, prominent cap
italist Of Minneapolis, lie Waiting Peter
Kiefer and other old friends in this city.
Mr.. John Orth. the great brewer and
capitalist of Minneapolis, has come to
Los Angeles to spend the winter.
A. B. Hotchkiss, Esq., Of San Diego.
arr;vAd in tovn veatertlav and in stop-