Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-03

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The popular rssort-the Rink. Il
Remnants Of flannel, City Of Paris.
See advertisement Of rooms and board
Ladies admitted free at the Rink.
dec25-lm
Remnants Of ribbons, City of ftaris.
Odd lots Of ladies' aud chiIdren's hose,
City Of Paris.
Remember Thursday. remnant sale
begins at the City Of Paris.
Remember the remnant sale at the
City Of Paris, los and lO7 N. Spring St.
Tickets for the grand piano rattle o. ain
for sale at Edelman Co.'S, ll6 Main 0t.
Remnants of dress goods, City u Paris.
Fine opportunity to purchase goods
cheap at the remnant sale Of the City o.
PARIS.
A stated meeting OF Siguet Chapter No
81. K. A.. NJ, will be held this evening
a. 7:3O O'clock. see notice.
The transfers Of real estate filed fol
record yesterday amounted to $47. 1852,
and the mortgages to$l0,4l0.
The temperature Of New Years morn.
ing at the residence of Mr.. 0. II. Bliss
was the lowest Of the season, touching
"a degrees.
Elegant assortment Of small musical
instruments, sheet music, ETC., Just re-
ceived ut Valentines mnsic store, 27
North Main street. dec27 st
The ladies OF the Second Presby terian
Chu ch will give social at Presbyterian
Hall, Downey ayenue, East Los Angeles,
this evening. Everybody Is invited.
Remnants Of table linen, City of Paris.
One square and two upright pianos
and one organ, but little used, for sale
at great bargain. Valentines music
store, u North Main street. dec27- st
Remnants Of cashmere. City of Paris.
II you fail to meet General Hancock
take look at his portrait in the Sol,r
Art Gallery, No. Is First street. Cabi.
net sized souvenirs at two bits each.
dec2Stf
Seven hundred acres OF trees and
vines will be planted at Ontario this
wint.r. The trees will be Of all kinds.
The Vine, will be mostly Of raisin
grapes.
Remnants OF sheeting. City Of Paris.
John Zen filed for record in the Coun-
ty Recorders office yesterday, notice of
claim to ten inches Of water flowing from
a certain spring III the Little Tujunga
anon.
Send home some views Of Los Angeles
and California. You can get an assort-
meut at the Solar Art Gallery, No. Is
First street, round the corner from the
postofiice. decl9tf
Marriage licenses issued to Charles
Sioberg and Anna NJ. Carpenter, and ].
C. Mauerhaw and Esther Schultz, were
filed for record in the County Recorder .
Office yesterday.
Remnants Of waterproof. City OF Paris.
Go see the large portrait Of General
Hancock in the show window of the
Solar Art Gallery, No. Is First street.
Souvenir cabinet copies for sale at two
bits. dec28tf
Remnants Of ladies' clsth, City Of Paris.
Mr.. Norman +. Conklin, a relative OF
Hon. N. X. Conklin. has become the
editor and Publisher Of the Inyo Iade.
pendent, vice James Il. Parker, ex-As-
ssmblyman. retired
Purchase souvenir cabinet portrait
Of General Hancock. taken from the
large picture ON exhibition at the Solar
Art Gallery, No 10 First street. Two
bits will buy one. dec28tf
Joseph Charbonnel, in our New To-
Day, warns all persons against trusting
his wife, Magdalens CharbonneI, as he
will not be responsible for any debts
that she may contract.
Remnants Of gingham, CITY of Paris.
Do not forget 10 20 at once to Edel-
man 4 Co.'S, No. ll6 Main street, and
secure your tickets for the grand piano
rafiie, which will positively take place
ct Turn versin Hall. Saturday. January
s, 1884. d27td
The irrigators Of Vernon District held
. meeting on Saturday evening to devise
ways and means for fuming the city
water about mile and half from the
present city boundary. The project
seemed to meet with much favor.
Remnants OF laces, City of Paris.
The grand piano rattle which should
have taken place December lst, and
which was postponed till January 5th,
will positively take place tnen. After
the rattle the grand ball will follow.
Tickets now for sale at Eielman Il Go. 8,
ll6 Main street. d27-td
Attention is directed to the profes.
sional card Of DR.. Charles r. H. de
szigethy, who has opened an Office in
the Schumacher Block, Spring street,
Opposite tia pos.offics. His Office and
residence are connected with the tele-
phone System Of the city.
Mr.. John L. Brown and wife, Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. are on a visit to Mr.. O.
Fl. Bliss of this city, for the purpose of
spending the winter. Mrs. Brown is an
only sister Of Mr.. Bliss. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown express themselves well
pleased with Los Angeles.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office, yesterday.
twenty nine deeds, twelve mortgages,
thirteen releases Of mortgages, two mar
riage licenses. two re-locations of mining
CLAIMS, one notice OF location OF water,
one U. 8. patent, and eight miscellane-
Gus papers.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has or.
dered the purchase of $1,000 ounces of
silver at San Francisco to be coined into
dimes. That will make about half q
million dimes, or half dime apiece for
every man, woman aud child in the
State. Specie will be plenty at this
rate in the sweet by and by.
Remnants Of silk, City Of Paris.
Mr.. G. J. Griffith. the proprietor Of
the Los Fsliz Rancho has come down
from San Francisco with the intention Of
making HE permanent residence on thu
ranch. His aged parents are now ed
route from the land Of all the Grifiithe,
Lloyds, Vaughans, Llewellyns and Jones,
the ancient country of Wales, to settle
for the sunset Of life in Los Angeles.
The HEHALD has frequently urged the
propristy Of using soms Of the surplus
revenue Of the Government in sinking
artssiAn wells in California, Arizona and
New Mexico, on tho dry lands belonging
| to the public domain. At last bill hai
been introduced into the House Of Rep
rsseptativss to carry out that necessary