Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-08


The popular resors--the Rink. If
Ever, I,s.'y w,lcme to the conven-
ton.
Statesmen wanted Immediately at Peo-
rle's Store.
See advertisement Of wood working
ma chinery for sale.
A first class cart horse is advertised for
sale in our New To-Day.
Best Of everything, Bryson Hall next
Friday. Glass this Wednesday.
In our New To-Day a large Slower
windmill is advertised for sale.
Come to Prof. Redway's lecture to-
night, at the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium
Perfumes. For sale at all druggists.
To young widows II you desire
another husband. use Peck's Premium
Perfumes.
Shoe statesmen, dress goods salesmen
and gents furnishing goods salesmen
wanted at Peoples Store.
District Attorney Stephen NJ. White
has 80 far recovered his health Ms to be
able to attend to his official duties.
To-day, between the hours Of 10 and
IL o'clock, we will sell lisle thread
gloves At 30. pair. Peoples Store.
Mr.. John Carlin, former raident Of
Los Angeles. has returned to this city on
visit. after an absence of about four
years.
Judge II. NJ. Willis. Of San Bernar-
dino, has located himself during the ses-
sion Of the Supreme Court at the New
st. Elmo.
The Council yesterday appointed w.
NJ. Graham Assistant City Attorney, at a
salary Of $50 month, rice Charles M.
Stephens, resigned.
To-day, between the hours of 10 and
II o'clock, we will sell unbleached mus
lin ut &c. q yard. Peoples Store.
J. c. Miller, ex-member Of Parlis-
nent, from Toronto, Canada, died last
week OF Cotton, Cal. His remains were
smbalmed ant forwarded back to the
DomiLion.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders office yesterday. six
teen deed-. three mortgages. eight satis-
factions Of mortgages and six miscellane-
Gus papers.
To-day, between the hours Of 10 and
IL O'Clock, we will sell unbleached mus
lin at Sc. a yard. Peoples Store.
The attention # persons desiring to
purchase fir,t-class fresh mich COW,
thoroughbred or grade Jersey, is directed
tJ the advertisement Of MIR. +. j. Bar
retto under New To-day.
Tucson has determined to have q
chain gang in order to keep lazy fellows
out Of the jail, who board there now
without work and have good time till
they get fat and ready for . raid.
The ordinance directing the City At
torney to commence proceedings for the
widening and extension Of Los Angeles
street from Arcadia street to the Plaza,
was adopted by the Council yesterday.
To-day. between the hours Of 10 and
ii o'clock, We will sell uubleached mus
lin at &c. yard. Peoples Store.
Three marriage licenses were issued
from the County Recorders Office yester-
day; VIM. H. Reeder and Alta Sim
mons, w. L. Barnes and Blanche Hud-
son. and VIM. W. Roswell and Fannie
Bell.
The HERALD acknowledges o pleasant
call from Mr.. Charles Flint, business
manager Of the National Tribune, Wash
ington, D. C. Mr.. Flint has many sub
scribers and acquaintances in Los An
geles, and we trust will have au enjoya-
BILE writ.
By notice under New To- Day it will
be seen that the firm of August L.
Renter & William Goldkofer. brewers at
Santa Ana, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Goldkofer retiring.
All liabilities Of the lac fnn will Be
settled by Mr.. Renter.
To-day, between the hours Of 10 and
II o'clock. we will sell Isle thread
gloves at Sc. q pair. Peoples Store.
The attention Of our lady readers is
directed to the advertisement Of Madame
Ponst. who has reopsned her millinery
store at No. l2i Spring street. She is
now at San Francisco purchasing an
addition to her stock Of the very latest
styles which will arrive this week in
time for Easter.
Major Jennifer, Judge r. NJ. Wright
and Fl. Hammond, three Of the great
wheat growers Of San Fernando, were in
the city yesterday on business. They
report that no wheat has lodged yet,
and thisk il will not fall down unles.
shower with wind should sweep San
Fernando.
To-day, between the hours OF 10 and
IL o'clock. We will sell isle thread
gloves at DC. a pair. Peoples Store.
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The largest sale Of the week was the
sale Of David Evey's 320-acra tract west
Of town to August Krug. Of Illinois, for
$4,000. Mr.. Krug was in Anaheim
last year and inspected the land. He
will arrive in Anaheim shortly and will
doubtless improve his purchase. Itis to
be hoped that Mr.. Evey will not alto
| gether desert the town that has claimed
him for resident for over q decade. -
Anaheim Ga-site
The grand concert of Prof. Engel,
with his fine orchestra, will take place
on Wednesday evening. April 10th.
The orchesta will consist Of fifteen
pieces and will perform several new
isces o' music arranged by Prof. Engel,
embracing grand fantastic after the
style Of the Huguenots, and another
from Tanhaus-r by tho same author. A
new and attractive feature will be very
popular trombone solo.
The following is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections, yes
terday: G.. Broder, NJ. NJ. Lowenthal.
FL Paso, Texas; VIM. +. johnson, so.
corro, N. NJ; H. Wolf, Michigan; Il. C.
Foster, Mrs. ]. Il. Foster, Iowa; Mrs. e.
J. Way, Mrs. H. Il. Lides, st. Louis.
No.; ]. C. Nswberry, Riverside, Gala. /;
10. @. McNamara, H. X. Mcnamara,
Deming, N. NJ; w. H. Comstock and
wife, Mrs. d. 8. Booth, Rockford; A.
ChApline. Washington.
Messrs. Dottsr 4 Bradley announce
the arrival Of fresh assortment Of furn-
iturs and carpets, consisting of 100 tons
and occupying ten cars, This firm has