Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-06

Some q ths guests who have lived In
ths Cosmopolitan with Messrs. Hammsl
I Dsnksr for the past FIVE years are
looking around for other quarters. like
lone orphans. They had become 80 &C.
customed to tho comfortable treatment
and qnarters Of Messrs. Hammel 4 Dem
ker that they feel themselves houseless
and homeless for the time being. 1t
may be that they may not have to wait
long before these landlords can provide
them with new and elegant quarters
superior to their former location.
The HERALD, in addition to being .
sure prognosticator Of the rainfall, hits
of the operations Of visitors to the city.
4 case in point Is that of Mr.. P. Potts,
one Of the solid men Of Tustin City.
Whenever he comes to town the HERALD
states that there will be : purchass or
sale OF real estate, and 70 1t turns out.
He says he can't help it; il il his luck.
Yesterday he appeared ON our streets,
and beforeA night bad sold an orange
grove.
The /. O. @. T.. Of Riverside, elected
the following officers for the ensuing
quarter: w. c.. DR.. John Hall; W. ",
Miss Minnie Carroll; w. s., Stephen
SQUIRE; A. s. Mn. Dickinson; w. T.,
Ottley Papineau; w. F. s., Mrs. Il. J.
Davis; w. NJ, Prisstly Hall; w. l. G.,
Miss Flora Treat; W. o. c., 7. B,
Stephenson; w. c., j. b. Bartlett; g..
i. D., Priestly Hall.
A private telegram was received in
this city last evening, stating that the
washout at Mammoth Tanks had been
repaired, and that tine train which left
here Monday had gotten ss far east a.
0gilvie, thirteen miles west OF Yuma,
where another washout was encountered.
II ives expected that this latter would be
repaired. and that the west-bound train,
detained ct Yuma, would stsrt for Los
Angeles last night.
Mr.. George Chaffsy, of Etiwanda. has
been the first man to get a storage bat
tery for private use for the Brush Incan-
descent Light. Last week he manufac-
tursd lot Of lightning and boxed II mp
to use ct bis leisure. He now Ights his
residsnce ct that place with this soft,
agreeable and most delicious light. II Is
to be hoped that the storage batteries
for Los Angeles will soon arrive.
Mrs. DORA Jones, who has been under
medical treatment at San Francisco for
several months past. accompanied by
her daughter, Il . passenger by the
steamer Ancou, which sailed from that
city yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Laukershim and child also return home
by the same vessel.
Mr. p. Potts. Judge Egan, and nine
teen other storm-bound passengers from
the Santa Ana valley, will start to-day
IN teams for New River. over which
they will 60 on the railway ties, aud
take teams, which they have ordered on
the other eide Of the river. for Santa
Ana
The Normal School record Of the rain
fall for the present storm makes the
amount 5.47 inches; Mr.. o. b. Bliss,
$50 inches, and the Signal Service, 5.73
inches, whilc Mr.. G. Ducommrn regis
ters 6.75 inches.
A wool-grower named Estel Oyhar
zabal, who has his hocks near Riverside,
has sold during the year 10000 worth
Of fat sheep, besides clip Of wool. He
i now paying Los Angeles . visit bat
may not spend eli that money here on
this trip.
Capt. Dan Greed and Lieutenant
O'Nsill worked al night ON Tuesday in
moving families away from the river
and in helping to turn the food. ALI
this time the rain was falling. Good for
them.
We purchase more goods than any
other dry goods house in this city, pay
cash, receive liberal discounts, and there
fore sell cheaper than many other mer-
chants in Los Angeles buy for. City Of
Paris.
There are kilograms undrlivered at
the telegraph Office for VIM. W. Backus.
W. K. Brackett, A. Il. Briggs. e. D. G..
Abila, Jose Somellsra, Henry Lansmann,
Scott Karns and Gilbert Clayton.
One family, thst Of widow and her
children. fed from her house on East
Fiut street yesterday and having no
place 70 sleep were given lodgings in the
Council Chamber.
The steamer Queen Of the Pacific sails
for San Francisco this morning. Pas
sengers take the 1915 A. n. train, Los
Angeles time. for San Pedro.
Owing to the continued wet weather,
the auction sale by John C. Bell, Of real
sstats at San Gabriel, has been post
poned until April LIST.
Thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending ct Sis last evening:
Maximum, 60 degrees; minimum, SIS
degrees.
Mr.. Sidney lacey goes up to San
Francisco per steamer Queen Of the Pa
ciic to-dsy. on brief business visit.
We buy more goods. sell more goods.
and sell cheaper than any other house in
Los Angeles. City Of Paris.
Mr.. Walter 8. Maxwell is on the over.
land. due at 1920 this afternoon, by the
6unset route.
The City Of Paris Is offering better
bargains than any other dry goods house
in this city.
Fifteen yards heavy Canton flannel
for 81, at the City Of Paris.
Mrs- Louise Rial and troupe are reg
istered 1t the Rco House.
Our prices talki Look At our adver-
tisement. City Of PAris.
Apublic school has been opened at
Ontario.