Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-03

United States. moving westward slowly,
till he arrived in California in lS45, just
80 years ago, when James X. Polk was
President Of the United States. Lige
will be the most astonished man in
America when he gets beyond the line
of New Mexico. He says he will stay
all summer, but he won't. for he will be
the most homesick man who ever went
East, and on finding all his childhood
friends in their graves will hurry home
to California.
To-day, LADIES' full.finished, solid
color, silk clocked hose, 25 cents, Re-
moval Sale, Peoples Store.
Messrs. Sidney Lacey, w. J. Brod-
rick, Edward Reid, Walter s. Moore,
John T. Gaffey, w. S. Maxwell and
Robert Eckert have been appointed
committee to wait en- our citizens to-day
for the purpose Of disposing Of tickets
aud making final and successful arrange.
ments for complimentary testimonial
to Col. A. NJ. Gray, for his skilled aud
valuable services in the construction and
completion Of the beautiful Childs Opera
House.
The monthly weather report Of tie
Signal Office. in this city. for the month
of May, shows the average temperature
to have been GIG. as against g. last
year, and 6l.7 in 1882. The average
temperature for the month of May for
seven years past has been Gl.7 degrees,
showing q most remarkable uniformity
Of temperature for this month. The
highest temperature was 79' and the
lowest AZ. Mean daily range OF tenn
perature 1874. Rainfall for the month
80 inches.
The professional card of DR.. X. d.
Wise. physician and surgeon, will be
found elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID. DR.. Wise, in addition to being q
graduate Of Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, In 1872 attended lectures
in the principal colleges OF London aud
Edinburgh and also at Paris and Vienna.
and ranks high both as physician and
surgeon.
To day, ladies' solid color and fancy
striped hose. l2a cents, Removal Sale,
Peoples Store.
The attention OF our readers, the Ia.
dies especially, is directed to the new
column advertisement Of B. F. Coulter,
ON the local page Of this mornings Her.
AID. 1t is useless TO particnlarize, as
his stock embraces all that is new aud
stylish ia the dry goods line. The
Mathsn kid glove is o speciality. A cor.
dial invitatioR is extended to everybody
to call at his store, Baker Block.
The large crowds that congregate
nightly at the California Auction House
are entertained in most pleasing man
ner by MIR. Levy. the irrepressible auc-
tioneer, who fairly bubbles over with
wit and merriment, which is very adroit-
ly coupled with business. Mr.. Levy is
an auctioneer of extended experience.
and the best our citizens ever listened
to.
The X. Of 2. Of San Bernardino have
elected the following officers: d. C.
Ross, p. p; W. A. Harris, C. C; j. A.
Mcdonald, p; NJ. Baca, NJ. E.; L. Stein.
brenner. M. T.; John A. Daley, X. Of r.
aud s.; A Weinmann, NJ. A.; e. w. G.
Rowell, Trustee.
The Chief Of Police yesterday raided
the palaces Of gilded sin on Los Angeles
street, taking in ten of the keepers and
inmates. There seems to be determ-
ination to have this street cleared oui
and made entirely mercantile and resi-
dence street.
To-day, ladies' grain leather button
shoes $l.25, Removal Sale. Peoples
Store.
1t is now proposed to tender public
benefit to Col. A. NJ. Gray, the designer
and superintendent of construction o
the Chiids Opera House. That would
be an act of simple justice to the accom-
pl,shed gentleman.
II anybody wants to know what ouI
city hills are good for let him go and SCI
the two.year-old vineyard of Mr.. w. H
Workman. on the hills ON the east sidt
of the river. The growth il most rsnl
and astonishing.
The Los Angeles Board Of Trade nov
numbers las members. The latest &C
| quisitions were G. J. Griffith, o. w
Childs. Col. w. 8. Moore, J. Kiefer 4
Co. and E. G. Niedt.
Capt. Taber, President Of the Board o
Trade of San Francisco, is visiting th'
city on business, and yesterday paid I
visit to the Los Angeles Board Of Trad,
rooms.
Don Ramon Vejar, in our New To
day, cautions all persons against buying
lands in the Rancho Los Nogales with
out first seeing him.
To-day, wool filling dress goods in lat
est shades, 10 cents per yard, Remova
sale. Peoples Store.