Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-06


| vertiuement in another column, an
nounce that their new enterprise of a
carpet boating establishments will be
ready to commence operations about the
25th Of the present month. The ma.
chinery is Of the latest improved charac.
| ter and will do the work more thoroughly
and with less injury to carpets than BY
the old hand process and at less cost,
This process will prove great boon to
housekeepers, for the reason that through
its means the greatest terror Of the
dreaded house-cleaning season-the tax
| ing up. cleaning and relaying Of carpets
will be done away with. The Messrs.
Lacey are now prepared TO make con-
tracts for all large orders at special rates.
Business was quite brisk In City Jus.
tice Morgan's Court yesterday. A. Dough-
erty, convicted Of vagrancy, was sent up
for ten days. Jerry Carnozzi, charged
with embezzling gun. the property Of
J1an Pacl.ado, was committed to await
examination February 18th. Jim Wan,
battery, on complaint Of CuWilliams,
set for trial Februarys< 80 +. NJ.
B. Solomon, E. s. Griffin, VIII Duff and
8. Sampson, playing cards for money;
Griffin and Def, set for trial Feb. o;
Solomon and Sampson, Feb. IA; VIM.
Sanford, same offense, Feb. Is; Francis
Click, VIM. Murray, NJ. J. Jennings, A
Coover and VIM. Johns, same offense,
Feb. 10. Joaquin Garcia and three
Cinnamon plead guilty to gambling and
were fined IS each. which they paid.
Professor J. w. Redway displayed at
the annual meeting Of the Los Angeles
County Medical Society microscopicsl
exhibition Of bacillus tuberculosis, the
form Of bacteria that DR.. Koch, Of Ber-
lin. discovered to be the cause OF tuber-
cular consumption. 1t will be remem-
bered that Doctor Koch vaccinated
smaller animals with the baccilli and
fou nd that in each case the animal finally
died from tubercular consumption. Pro-
fessor Redway is deserving Of great
credit for making this, first exhibition
in California, Of the cause Of that dread.
full disease.>
The condition Of Assistant Yardmaster
Ed. Mulligan, who was shot on Monday
night by John ODonnell, is much i'm
proved, 80 much SO that O'Donnell has
been released ON $500 bail. 1t also ap-
pears that third party was one Of the
instigators of the affrsy, by the use Of
offensive and opprobrious language.
Both Mulligan and O'Donnell admit that
they were foolish and deeply regret their
passion and its bad results. They now
see the propriety Of keeping cool and
minding their own affairs.
Herr Schmeisser, who has created a
very pleasant impression among the low
ers of music in our city by his fine tenor
voice. yesterday received letter from
the manager Of the Tivoli, San Francisco,
making inquiries with view to his en-
gagemens As tenor at that popular re-
sort. While we shall regret to lose Herr
Schmeisser from our musical circles, we
wish him success in the new field opened
to him by an engagement at the Tivoli.
MCPHERSON Brothers. Of Orange, are in
the city looking for the man who whoops
up the raisin market to 81 per box.
They make fine quality Of this article
but don't want 70 be fooled with false
reports and quotations. They sustain
question because il corresponds with
their own experience.
A journal Of this city mentions the
distressing fact that all The bridges on
the Arroyo. seco have been swept away.
II they were swept away IL must have
happened hundreds Of years ago, as no
vestiges OF bridges have been seen for
more than one hundred years along this
stream, according to Spanish history and
tradition.
Mrs. Louisa Carbone requests the
HERALD to state that the name Of
'sDaisy" that was applied to her by q
correspondent Of this psper at the Coun-
fy Hospital is totally untrue. as her
only name is rs given above. We take
pleasure in giving Mrs. Carbone the ben
fit Of the correction.
The card Of Messrs. Mappa & Johns
ton. Searchers Of Records. will be found
elsewhere in this mornings HERALD
Both gentlemen have had large expert
ence in the business and can be relied on
to attend to all matters entrusted to
them in the most thorough manner.
There were fled for record in the
County Recorders Office Yesterday
twenty-one deeds, eight mortgages. eight
releases Of mortgages, two marriage
licenses, two maps and five miscellaneous
papers.
Marriage licenses issued to Richard
Krsles and Margarita Hatlemer and Al
bert L. Ball and Birdella v. M. Letter
were filed for record in the County Re-
corder's Office yesterday.
The rainfall for the twenty. -four hours
ending ct p. NJ. yesterday, according to
the register Of Mr.. c. Ducommun. was
.56 Of an inch. Total to date, 1888
inches.
Rain fell in showers all night last
night. Freshets will be in order to-day,
and mushrooms will be plenty, large
luscious and cheap.
The Sunset train arrived last night
about four hours behind time, and pro.
ceeded on the way to San francisco.
Mr.. Marx @. Jones, who was 81 hours
on the way from San Francisco, detained
by washouts, reached home yesterday.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at Sis last evening; Maximum 6I.5 de.
grees; minimum 49.5 degrees.
The rainfall for the storm up to last
evening at the Branch Normal School
was 8.57 inches.
Mr.. B. F. Porter, Of San Fernando,
reports rainfall of liz inches at that
place.
Two dollars at the dance is worth SO
at the doctors. HINToN.
Opening Los Angeles Street.
An adjourned meeting Of property
owners Of Los Angeles street, to hear the