Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-03
The popular resort-the Rink.

under New To-Day.
Ring up Telephone No. 2O4 and order
your pure Eastern cider from California
Soda Works, 250 Also street. ml-3t
Lunch by ladies of Grace Church to-
day at Y. M. G. A. rooms. II N. Main
street, from IL A. M. to 3P. M.
Langrishe has caused more laughter
during his brief stay than any comedian
that has visited us for long time.
First class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, p N. Main street.
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There were forty three passengers by
the steamer George w. Elder for San
Diego yesterday.
Go and see Langrishe this afternoon
and evening.
The Spanish Americans will give their
grand annual ball on Monday evening,
at Nadeau Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Childs return
home from San Francisco by to-day's
overland train.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at SIS last evening: Maximum, $50
degrees; minimum, 40 degrees.
Hon. Il. F. Spence, delegate to the re-
cent Republican State Convention at
Oakland, returns home overland to-day
Corn seems to be looming up, and
yellow is now in active demand at
$l.42i per GENITAL. Barley is also in good
demand and hay is moving freely.
The Young Mems Republican Club
had meeting and drill last night at Ar
cadia Hall. with Major Geo. E. Gard as
orator of the day.
Col. A. B. Moffitt, Of San Fernando,
is in about the same condition as hereto
fore. He is not attending the Legisla-
ture because he can't attend.
Mr.. w. B. Cullen, Of the Azusa, was
in the city yesterday. He prefers the
life of Cincinnatus to that of his late
Office as County Tax Collector.
Colemau's great play Of the Soldiers
Daughter" will be presented for the first
time in Los Angeles tonight.
The dedicatory services of the Univar-
sity M. 4. Church will be held to-mor-
row at II A. NJ, and be conducted by
Rev. c. A. Holmes, d. D., of Oakland.
The Ladies' Aid Society gave social
last night at the Asbury NJ. E. Church,
in East Los Angeles, which was largely
attended. This society is doing very
excellent work in this city.
II you want to enjoy the heartiest
laugh of the season go to the matinee
to-day.
Mr.. c. H. Watts, Of Pasadena, who
is the fortunate owner of l25 acres OF
choice alfalfa land between Compton
and Florence, is putting in 35 acres of
alfalfa this Spring.
An alarm OF fire was given last even
ing at 4:45 o'clock from the rear Of the
Mohr Block. on Spring street. 1t was
put out by the neighbors without any
assistance from the fire department.
Only that and nothing more.
The party having in his or her posses
sion vol. 2, London Encyclopedia. be-
longing to the City Public Library, is
requested, by notice in our New To-D Day,
to return 1t Immediately.
Mr.. T. f. Rowan, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, announces that he
still has 26 lots in the Kinney Tract.
which he will sell on the install lment
plan. This is good opportunity to se-
cure desirable home site on easy terms.
Matrimonial Oddities" and ga
Truly Rural Retreat" at the matinee
this afternoon.
The old wooden sidewalk on Sonora
street, opposite the Pico House, needs
to be removed and replaced at once. The
attention Of the Board OF Public Works
is called to this matter.
The attention Of persons who desire to
attend the State Sunday School Conven-
ton, to be held at Oakland May 9th,
7th and Sth, is directed to the adver-
tisement which appears in our New To-
Day column.
A company Of gentlemen are prepar.
ing for trip to the mining region along
| the Mojave river. and to the Ord Dis
| trict. !. This is a region of vast mineral
| resources that will be heard from in .
short time.
A flowing well has been struck at Old
San Bernsrdino at depth Of 495 feet.
This is the deepest we'll yet struck in
| the San Bernardino valley, and many
more can be obtained at that depth or
\ less.
The season is so late that the ordinary
rules of planting caa be postponed. The
olive cutting can be planted six weeks
later than usual this year. In fact, if
not permitted to be planted too closely
together, the season is of the most auspi-
cicus character.
The annual picnic Of the French Mu-
tnal Benevolent Society will be held at
the City Gardens on Sunday, June LIST.
Preparations are already il progress to
make this years entertainment the most
attractive and delightful ever given by
the society.
Auction sale this day at l0:3e o'clock
Of new ladies' and doctors buggies; two
seated, imported spring wagons; also the
celebrated fine single and double buggy
harness, Philadelphia hand-stitched,
cows, ETC., by John G Bell. Look in
another column for particulars.
Mr.. VIM. Wilkinson, for eight years
County Recorder Of Yavapai county, Ar
izona, is in the city on business visit
He will return home next week, and
carry the tidings of unbounded progress
in Los Angeles. over wnat it was six
teen years ago when he was here before.
Mr.. L. f. Olmsted, of the firm Of Olm-
sted 4 Arey, Of Daggett, arrived in the
city yesterday. He reports rapid pro-
press IN the construction of the sampline
works of his firm. The building is erec-
ted and the machinery being set up.
| The works will probably start about the
| 10th instant.
| The reports from the King mine. at
Calico. are very cheering. A gentleman
from Daggett states that the mill recent
| ly made 5000 pounds Of silver bullion in
| IA days, making 50. 900 according to the
present value OF bullion, but which
would be worth "a, 900 with free coinage
Of silver as it should be.
| Barracuda fishing is now all the ''go. y
Large parties went out Sunday on both
the yachts Restless and Lettie, besides
which there were number Of smaller
boats out, and all returned with more or
less fish. Yesterday was a very good
day for the fishermen, and twelve boats
we're counted outside at one time after
l G~l AL all L.