Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-02

Admiral Banning was IN tne CITY YES
terday.
The health Of Col. A. B. Mofbtt was
essentially unchanged yesterday.
Social at Fort Street Methodist Epis
cepal Church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hirschfeld return
from San Francisco by to-day's overland
| train.
The attention Of tax payers is directed
to the notice which appears in our New
To-Day column.
Mr.. John Bryson has sold his lumber
yard and all of its appurtenances to Mr..
Christian Ganahl, Of st. Louis, Mo.
Emil Franksl, Of Downey City, under
New To Day, advertises some superior
draft horses for sale.
Ring up Telephone No. 2O4 and order
your pure Eastern cider from California
Soda Works, $50 Also street. mi-3t
Investments in dancing bring hand
some returns. school tonight. Hin
ton.
Go to T. s. Hall, No. 10 Court street.
for the best investment in ranch prop
erty. See advertisement in the HERALD.
Stern & Roses pure California wines
and brandies at H. J. Woollacotts's, 26
and % No. Spring street.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, ITO
degrees; minimum, 400 degrees.
Hon. W. A. Cheney and H. W. Mages.
delegates to the recent Republican State
Convention, return home overland to-
day.
Mr.. 8. A. Widney will be the orator
| of the day at Armory Hall, on Saturday
evening, on the occasion Of the social Of
the Select Knights, A. o. U. W.
First-class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. VAL
entine's music store, 81 N. Main street.
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Mr.. L. J. Rose, of San Gabriel, is q
passenger from Arizona by the Pacific
Express, which arrives here at 1920 P.
N. to-day.
Seth T. Sepulveda, Of Los Angeles, is
among the passengers by the train from
the East, due here at 1920 r. M. to-
day.
By notice in our New To-Day it will
be seen that Carpenters Union No. 56
meets at Good Templars' Hall every
Saturday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Judge Ranney, of Florence, was in the
city yesterday, and reports the agricul-
tural outlook very cheerful without any
drawbacks.
Messrs. A. e. Horton and W. M.
Smith, delegates from San Diego to the
Republican State Convention. are pas
sengers by to-day's train from San Fran
cisco.
In City Justice Morgan's Court yester-
day, Frank Kirby, drunk. was fined IS,
which he paid James Blake. convicted
Of petit larceny, was sent up for fifteen
days.
Procure your tickets fer the grand ball
to be given by the young Spanish Ameri-
cans At Nadeau Hall on Monday even
ing, May 9Th. Tickets for sale at
Guirado's drug store, Downey Block.
| The weather which has been huc T.
ing for the past five days was moderate
ly presentable yesterday and shows
signs Of coming back to its normal con-
ditions.
The HERALD acknowledges the COM
plinent of q ticket to 'El Cinco de
Mayo" ball, to be given by the young
Spanish Americans of Los Angeles, at
Turn verein Hall, next Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Geo. Turner, Financial Agent o.
the Sanchez and Soledad Gold and Sill
YER Mining Companies, has arrived in
town with his family from Boston, and
will spend short time in examining
mining property before his return.
Twenty three deeds, six mortgages,
six satisfactions of mort cages. three
marriage licenses, two maps and
two miscellaneous papers were filed for
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday.
Marriage licenses issued to Juan Silvas
and Juana Morales, w. 8. Smith and
Anna 4. Rice, and W. N. Anderson and
Ida Sotello, were fled for record in the
office of County Recorder Miles yester-
day.
About ii o'clock last night China
man reported to the police Office that the
house Of Otto Muller, on the corner Of
Third and Olive street, had been robbed
Of Sl75 in cash and o pistol. He could
give no details, and as yet no clue has
been obtained of the robber or robbers.
Mr.. E. L. Mayberry. Of Ell Moline,
was in the city yesterday on business.
When rallied because he looked so sad
and disconsolate, it transpired that be
had sold one Of his fine stations, half
brother Of Maud s., and was sorry for
the sale. The price is kept private.
San Bernardino is contemplating the
formation Of on incorporated city gov
ernment. The matter appears to be q
necessity for the building of bridges,
grading Of streets and abatement Of nui-
sances. II is very likely that incorpora-
tion will carry the day.
We direct attention to the card Of Dr.
M. P. Chamberlain, in Our New To-Day
column. DIR. Chamberlain has been q
resident OF our city for some months,
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treatment Of female diseases, of which he
mskes speciality.
A large number of the Raymond and
Whitcomb exuursionists went into the
country yesterday by team. The day
was moderately like May, but really
more like the first of April than May.
The season is at least month behind
time. Better late than never.
| Messrs. Abernethy 4 Co., in double
column advertisement, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, announce that they
have lust received their second invoice
Of Spring styles Of mems, youths and
boys clothing Everybody is invited to
call and examine their stock.
| Hermann Won Sohnen, who was
arrested last Monday on suspicion Of
being one Of the parties whe burglarized
the Eintracht saloon and the Mechanics,
Clothing Store, last Saturday night, an
account Of which was published in the
HERALD, was examined before City
Justice Morgan yesterday and dis
charged, there being no evidence against
him.
/ A surprise donation party was given
to Rev. P. w. Dorsey, pastor Of the
Baptist Church in this city, on Wednes-
day evening, at his new residence on
Hill street, corner Of Eighth street. The
donations amounted to about 500, in