Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-09-24

Gerster and Patti are creating Juror.
So is the Elite Bouquet.
C. w. Filkins, the postmaster Of Riv-
erside, is at the st. Elmo.
J.J. O'Connell. Of the u. s. A.. and
family are at the st. Elmo.
Since the food all the people are
using the Elite Bouquet perfume.
Mr.. II. @. Newhall. Of the Newhall
Rancho, Is registered at the st. Elmo.
For camp blankets, all wool, go to
Couiter's, 238 North Main street, Baker
Block.
The new Alameda street sewer was
run under another railroad track yester'
day afternoon.
The steamer Santa Rosa leaves for the
north this morning, passengers taking
the ten o'clock train to San Pedro.
Try our choice butter. We know we
can suit you in quality aud In price.
Ewing's Grocery House.
For pure, all wool hannels, blankets
and underwear 20 to Coulter's. Baker
Block. Main street.
Clayton A. Epson and Kate White.
and couple whose names are blank,
were yesterday licensed to commit mat
rimony.
Henry Stuhr is the active business
manager Of the Los Angeles Vintage
Company, which was mentioned In yes
terday's HERALD.
The steamer Los Angeles arrives at
San Pedro this afternoon with freight
and passengers, who will arrive In the
city tomorrow morning.
Procrastination being the thief OF
time, don't wait, but buy your blankets
and hannels while they are cheap. The
best to be found only at Coulters.
There are four houses erected, and
occupied in the sand Of the river bed. in
the same locality where the houses were
washed away by last Februarys Hood.
The HERALD Ii indebted to Mr., IL. L..
Barnett, of Downey. fora basket OF very
fine Muscat grapes. The vineyard OF
Mr.. Barnett yielded at the rate of ten
tons per acre this season.
In Recorder Miles office, yesterday,
there were filed for record ten deeds,
two mortgages, three satisfactiOns Of
mortgages, ten miscellaneous records
and two marriage licenses.
Get your winters supplies Of hannels,
blankets and underwear this month.
We move to our new stores LIST OF Octo-
Der. b +. Coulter, Baker Block, Main
street.
The Second Ward Democratic club
will hold meeting at the Democratic
Headquarters on Temple street, to.mor-
row evening. A full attendance is re.
quosted to dispose of important business.
The San Pedro train in its four trips
yesterday, hauled up thirty.seven cars
of coal, and twenty zone cars Of lumber.
On the down trips seventy.one empties
were hauled to San Pedro, for loading
again.
Major w. ii. Toler will start to-mor-
row for the East to gather and bring to
Los Angeles another Of his popular ex'
cursions. lie will leave Chicago on the
18th of October and come to Los Ange'
les via the Needles.
George Engelhardt, who lives south
of La Canada, and who some time since
con.tituted himself deputy night con.
stable at that place, was in the city
Yesterday on business, and left for home
in the afternoon. Everything IL still
fiourishiug at La Canada.
The Los Angeles Wooden Mills good.
warranted all wool, to be found only at
b. F. Coulter's, 236 North Main street,
Baker Block. Cheap this month.
A letter was received few days ago
by a prominent citizen, asking why the
city authorities did not allow "fakirs" to
yell and sell goods on the streets here
anymore. The answer was, that the
city had become very moral. and had no
room for such kind Of creatures.
Deputy Sheriff G. w. Tyler approved
himself q natural auctioneer yesterday
noon, in selling for the Sheriff largo
stock of tinware, etc. The stock went
of, at good prices, like wildtire. The
only thing that went cheap was the
lease of store on San Fernando street
for sixteen months for 81.
Democrats should bear in mind the
fact that registration ends with the 9Th
day of October. As every voter Is
obliged to re-register as a condition prece
dent to voting he should lose no time. II
your name is not on the Great Register
you will be shut out. You should there
fore register at once.
While Coles circus is passing Temple
street the auction sale of the Tempt,
Street Stables will adjourn; after tn,
parade has passed the sale will be re-
/ sumed, and every article will be sold tc
the highest bidder, by order of Geo. o.
Ford, proprietor of the Grand Central
John G. Bell, the auctioneer.
A trip over to Boyle Heights yester
day showed that everything in thai
thriving settlement is still booming, ye,
it is less than two months since the
writer visited the Heights. Now that
the street railway is running to Ever
green Cemetery, with three cars, II
renders Boyle Heights even more at
tractive than before.
The strife between Santa Ana and
Pomona as to which is the creates
settlement is getting lively. SAINTS
Ana claims the largest humble,
of voters, while Pomona claim,
that a number of the voters at thai
place have not had years residence yet
but are part of the population never
theless. Time will make all thing
even. Both have reason to prosper.
Mr.. H. j. Woolacott last week hac
the rashness to tell his little sister Mel
lie, IL years of age, that if she would
make loaf of good bread from the -four
all by herself. he would give her So. On
Saturday last the little lady made the
yeast, mixed and kneaded the dough and
baked the bread, turning out beautiful
loaf of white, sweet bread and pan Of
excellent tea biscuit besides. She -
ceived the So. What other girl can dc
as well? Let US hear.
The HERALD acknowledges the re,
ceipt of photograph of the great bar
becue at Cienega, gotten up by tn,
British Benevolent Society. The pic
ture represents the roasted OK, steaminI
hot, and garlanded with wreaths anC
flowers, while the genial crowd of ladie
and gentlemen who are admirers o
English roast beef form group of fin,
genial gentlemen and ladies, full of hol
iday pleasure and animation.
The Pomona Times Courier ant
the Cotton Semi Tropic, both pub
lished on Saturday, arrive on Tuesday
OF the following week, The former