Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-16

LOCAL BHHylI4nos
See advertisement Of IS reward.
The popular resort--the Rink. tt
Mr.. J.. NJ. Barrett, Of San Diego, il at
the Cosmopolitan.
Hurry of the mud from the streets to
the river bank to-day.
All accounts due Barker & Allen must
be paid immediately. febl6 lw
A fue billiard table is advertised for
sale under New To-Day.
Mr.. Ira Chandler. Of Santa Ana, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. J. p. Eisenbach. Of Santa Ana, |.
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Alexandra NJ. WE'LL, of San Fran
cisco, is registered at the Pico House.
The rainfall at the Normal School for
the storm Of yesterday was l.69 inches.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening. Maximum, so. 2.5 de.
grees; minimum. SO degrees.
Miss F. Engles. Of Los Angeles, is
passenger by the Pacific Express, due in
this city at 1920 P. M. to-day.
Reserved seats for the entertainment
and ball Of the ''Twol" will be on sale
at Edelman's cigar store ON Monday.
-. II
Mr.. Van Ericsson, Of Daggett. il in the
city on business, and will return on
Monday to his prosperous mining camp.
Improve the opportunity Of buying
furniture and carpets At low prices Of
Barker 4 Aliens dissclution sale; only q
few days longer. febl6 Nv
Owing to the bad weather and un-
pleasant condition Of the streets, the
lecture Of Miss Emily Faithful did not
take place last evening.
Pianos. organs and small musical in
strumsnts tuned, repaired and polished
In first class style BY superior workmen
at Valentines music store. feb loft
The rainfall for the twenty four hours
ending At ?. n. yesterday, according
to Mr.. Ducommun, was 2.67 inches, and
for the season 70 date, Sl9.S2 inches.
Upright and square pianos to rent.
lsirst-clAss pianos and organs, new and
second hand, at great bsreains. valeu-
tines music store. IN. Min st. fl0-tf
The Gaze Of the People ". 7. s. Har-
ris comes up for trial in Judge Sepulvs-
da'. department Of the Superior Court.
Judge Howard presiding, at 10 o'clock
this morning.
A rumor was current on the street Last
night that robbery and murder had
been committed 10 Sonoratown, but an
inquiry showed the disturbance to be
only pranks Of drunken fellow.
Gen. Shields sends an account Of the
rainfall in Crsscenta Canada for the sea-
son to February 18th, ct 10 An, at
IS and 7 40 inches. That is very COM
Portable rainfall for one season so far,
with the best yet to come.
We learn that during the rain ysster-
day. . honse was washed down at San
Pedro, and another greatly endangered.
Our informant was unable to give any
further particulars than that nobody
was hurt by the accident.
The sir Coneressmen from California
were each born in different States.
Tully is q native Of Tennessee, Glas-
cock Of Mississippi, Henley Of Indiana,
Rosecrans Of Ohio, Budd Of Wisconsin
and sumner Of Massachusetts.
Don Miguel Madegan. who came in
from the Ranchito yesterday, informs US
that the river at that place is running
bank full, and, consequently, the Cross
ing il very dangerous. Persons going
to the Ranchito should bear this, in
mind
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes
terdsy, Ceno Domsnico and Joseph JAR
bush. convicted Of petit larceny, were
lined $50 each, or, il default, to labor
on the public streets At the rate of 81
per lay until the lines are paid.
Mrs. Ellen s. Upper, editor Of the
American Bee Journal and correspond
ent Of the Milwaukee SextineI, Buriing-
ton HaicEcye, Kansas City Times, aud
other journals, arrived in the Baker Ex-
carsion on Thursday, and 10 stopping
with Mr.. F. r. Warner, $40 w. Second
street.
The Mojave river rose 20 rapidly In the
food last week that the family Of Mr.
George Decrow, living near Orc Grande, \
a surrounded by the water 20 suddenly
that they could not wade to higher
ground add had to climb on to . hay
stack, ,-on which they lived for three days
till they were taken Of by some neigh
bors.
As has been anoun need. the piano rafills
and ball will positively take- place Feb
ruary gath, At Turnverein Hall. The
best band Of music has been engaged for
the occasion. The doors will open ct
7:30 r. n. All persons who have not
yet secured tickets should do 20 at once,
At Edelmxn 4 Co.'S, No. 10 North Main
street, or at Guerrero's Store, opposite
the Piass. feb l6-td.
Col. W. J. Cole. wife and son, from
81. Paul. Minnesota. have come to ex.
amino our mineral and asricultural re-
sources, with view Of investing some
capital IN this vicinity. Col. Cole Is .
brother Of Mrs. ]. e. Cannon, Of this
city, and man Of great energy Of char
actsr. We hope he will 6nd Los Angs.
lee proper place for . home. and dis
play Of his business abilities.
The postponed concert rendered by
the musicians Of Los Angeles to Herr
Carl Schmsisser, II will be seen by ad-
advertisement elsewhere in this morn
ing's HERALD, will positively take place
next Tuesday evening, rain or shine.
From the music selected and the names
Of those who will assist, We hazard moth
ing in promising our citizens one Of the
best musical entertainments Of the Sea-
son. The programme will be found in
our advsrtising columns.
The hot air engine in the cellar Of the
Nadeau building. has been discarded for
lacking power to throw the water re-
Quired into the large tanks on the top Of
tbs roof. distance Of 100 teet through
dossa right anslsd elbows. Mr.. VIM.
W. Moore has sst up vertical steam
engine to take the place Of the caloric
engine. and Il seems to III the bill To
hesr William describe all the points Of
tnls new engine, and show IL of, and
pat II on the cylinder A. thing of life,
b very amusing. He calls It his darling
daisy, and proves II by its excellent
work
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