Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-13

The Tucson Citizen Of the 9th. says;
For several days past Mrs. James Fay
has been stopping at the Grand Central
Hotel In this city, waiting for the arri-
val Of her husband from New Mexico.
This morning dispatch was received
here stating that her husband was shot
dead yestel day 1t Lake Valley while de-
Tending mining claim to which he
possessed the title. The unfortunate
wife Il completely prostrated by the sud
den and mournful tidings.
Heavy colored gros grain silk, for
mer price. $3.50; dissolution price. 81.
Peoples Store.
Gen. ]. h. Shields sends down to the
HERALD from his highland home above
La Canada. at Crescents, q carefully
prepared table Of rainfall. by which It
appears that up to Feb. llth, at IL M.
he had secured . rainfall Of % 5 "a
inches for the season. Snow fell on
three different days, bnt melted soon
after. The General Is 1900 feet above
the sea and twelve miles north Of the
city. The HERALD is greatly Obliged
for his favors.
All wool shoodah. forty.six inches
wide, former price, 75c.; dissolution
price, 45c. Peoples Store.
The attention Of our readers is directed
to the new advertisement OF the Boston
Square Dealers, on this page Of this
MORNINGS HERALD. They offer special
bargains in overcoats, heavy suits aud
heavy pants, which they are selling of
to make room for their Spring importa-
tions Those who have not yet supplied
themselves with Winter clothing shonld
take advantage of this opportunity.
All wool double-fold cashmeres. Tor
mer price. &c.,; dissolution price. Bic.
Peoples Store.
Mr.. T. K. Rowan announces, by ad-
vertisement elsewhere, that next Nor
day he will commence the sale Of 38 Of
the choicest building lots In the city. all
Of which have number of fruit trees of
different varieties. Persons intending to
purchase home site should not miss
this opportunity, as the location is one Of
the best in the city.
There was brisk trade yesterday in
eggs. at 20 cents per dozen. by the case.
HAY Il dull, and II the roads were good
would slightly decline. The demand
for lumber is active for bnilding pur-
poses in both city and country. Barley
remains 1t 92A cents.
Double. fold English cashmerss, for
mer price, 25c.; dissolution price, i5s.
Peoples Store.
There are messages 1t the telegraph
Office for w. H. Wann, A. M. Gutierrez,
Mrs. C. NJ. Severance. William E. Bay
ley ~, +. W. Bullock. ]. W. Shanktp,
A. w. Hudson. @. h. Dewey. c. w.
Yackel.
The ladies' Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will give another Of their popu-
lar basket socials, at their Hall, corner
Downey avenue and DAILY streets, on
Thursday evening. at J o'clock.
BY notice in our New To- Day column,
it will be seen that there will be q dress
rehearsAl Of the ''Pirates Of Penxance. !"
present at 1850 o'clock. sharp.
Frank Williams and George Howard,
two Of the suspects arrested Monday,
were discharged yesterday and resrrest-
cd last night under suspicious circum-
stances ia Sonoratown.
Joseph Edwards was arrested yester-
day at Mission San Gabriel. charged
with burglarizing the store Of Cam 4
King in this city a5out two weeks ago.
The best which the market affords
served up every day at the st. Bernard
Restaurant, First street.
The Leap Year Hop will take place
to night Ut Nadeau Hall under the nuspi-
ces Of the Young LADIES' Leap Year
Club, Of Los Angeles.
An inch and quarter Of rain fell at
Yuma last week. where umbrellas have
only been used as sunshades for the past
thirty -four years.
The rainfall Of Sunday, according to
Mr.. O. H. Bliss, was go inches, aud for
the season to date. 1907 inches.
Thermometsr for the "a hours ending
At 8:i5 last evening: Maximum, 57.5 de-
z 'ees; minimum, a degreee.
There will be = Sunday School con-
vsntion at Anaheim on Friday next, in
the Presbyteria Church.
For delicious meal 60 to the Hotel
st Bernard Restaurant. Bernard Block,
entrance on First street.
Gilbert's ladies' cloths. tnot hannels)
former price. $l.35; dissolution price.
CSC. People Store.
The Santa Ana river now sends cur
rent to the ocean for the first time in
many years.
A colony Of Arabs are now en- route to
settle in New Mexico. What next.