Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-21

dollars now before Congress, IL il should
become law would be very injurious to
the interests of Southern California,
which is o silver.producing country. AT
present the government is q purchaser
Of silver at the rate Of $4,000, 900 per
month and this makes healthy demand,
while the government, in the purchase
and coinage, make about 20 per cent.
profit. A very good business for the
United States, indeed, while cessation
would be very injurious not only to Los
Angeles, but to all the western States
and Territories.
Silks and velvets are also ON center
tables at prices very low, Peoples Store.
We would respectfully refer readers
Of the HERALD that are in search Of
either city or country homes, to the card
Of Messrs. Barrett, Alexander 4 Co.,
who have very choice selection of
property, both city and country. These
gentlemen have built up for themselves
o very fine business and reputation by
their square dealing. They deal trictly
on commission, and always aim to intro
duce the purchaser TO the owner and
thereby make their interests mutual.
Give them a call at No. 4 West First
street.
All departments represented and even
our shoe department comes in for it's
share of reduction, Peoples Store.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
ment OF the auction sale Of lots in the
new town of Traver, to take place Tues
day, April 9Th. Traver is located on
the line of the Central Pacific Railroad,
in Fresno county. and will be the ship.
ping point for one Of the most prolific
sections Of the State. To persons who
contemplate settling in Southern Cali
ifornia, always provided they cannot be
suited in Los Angeles, this sale offers an
opportunity for Investment second to no
other place in the State.
Our Revolution Sale begins to-day;
early callers will receive first choice,
Peoples Store.
Mr.. Henry Weidman, it will be seen
by advertisement elsewhere, has fitted
up the large hall under the Signoret
Block, corner of Main and Arcadia
streets, and next Saturday evening will
formally open the Mechanics Exchange.
where. in addition to liquors and cigars
Of the best brands he will serve
schooner Of first quality beer for 5 cents.
A band Of music will be present at the
opening and fine free lunch will be
served, Of which his friends and the pub
lie are invited 10 rartake.
We have bargains in q thousand
things. center table, Peoples Store.
The recent waterspout at Florence,
Arizona, swept through the town with
out let or hindrance. The Enterprise
Office was in the line Of the march. Un-
der the persuasive influence Of the food
the roof and part Of the wall Of the Office
tumbled 10 on the cases and type. 1t
was an unpleasant predicament for
printers. and the business Of the Office
was postponed for awhile.
Our delay ed freight must now 60, and
has been placed on center tables. Pee
pies Store.
Articles of incorporation Of the First
Baptist Church OF Pomona we're filed fer
record in the County Clerks office ye.
terday, with the following named cor
porators: Wm. kell, Of Pomona; j. Nj.
Fryer, A. T. Currier. of Spadra; p.
Howe, Is. E. Street. Of Pomona; all of
whom were elected Board Of Trustees,
to serve for one ysas.
Center table Of 100 feet, two tiers high,
loaded with enticing bargains, Peoples
| Store.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment Of the Feed and Sales Stables of
the Messrs. White Brothers, which ap-
pears in our New To-D Day column. The
Messrs. White are practical horsemen
and will give their personal attention to
all animals left in their charge. They
also pay especial attention to the hand
ling and training of colts.
Revolution Sale at 10 O'Clock to-day
at Peoples Store.
The double column advertia ,ment Of
Messrs. W. e. Beeson 4 Co., dealers in
second hand furniture. will be found il,
this mornings HEnALp. This firm also
do upholstering in superior manner and
carry large stock Of fine bedding. Per-
sons about to furnish house cr hotel
will find it to their interest to give them
| a call.
To-day at 10 o'clock commences Revo-
luton Sale. Peoples Store.
A very commendable activity prevails
in the purchase of fruit trees and in for
eign varieties of grapevines. The num-
ber is only computed by thousands. II
the highways were in good condition the
trade would be still more active. The
demand is largely for winter apple trees
and appricots, with oranges II the up
lands.
County Superintendent Hinton, by no.
tice elsewhere in this mornings HERALD,
gives notice that the next Te chers' In
stitute will convene at tie Normal
School in this city. on Wednes lay, April
7th, and continue in session ivo days.
ALI teachers are required t. 20 present
at the opening of the session,
|
Capt G. E. French. the T master at
Santa Ana, came to town ..st night
with the Santa Ana mail He came in
wagon and forded all the streams. He
found some strong symptoms Of quick
sand in New River, but came through in
safety. and will return this morning.
Messrs. Rees L Wirsching, by adver.
tiscment elsewhere, notify all pc rsons
who may find or who have in their pos
session any of their property. washed
away by the late food, That they will
pay liberal reward for the return of
the same to l25 Los Angeles street.
| About 200 men, under Capt. Darcy,
are at work mending the piling over the
Los Angeles river, below town, and when
that is done trains can come to New
River, beyond Dowuey, which will
probably be accomplished this week.
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF a copy Of the time-card of tho
new Standard time, with Intercolonial,
Eastern, Central, mountain and Pacific
time. The meridians are 75', 90, l05',
100 west longitude from Greenwich.
Two deeds. six mortgages, FIVE re-
leases of mortgages, one marriage license,
one map and one power Of attorney,
were filed for record in the County Re-
corder's Office yesterday.
Archbiahop Riordan is passenger by
the steamer Queen of the Pacific,
which sailed from San Francisco ysster-
day and will arrive at San Pedro Satur-
day morning.
/ We are indebted to Senator J. 7.
Farley for package Of valuable seeds,
forwarded at his request by tho u. ..
Commissioner of Agriculture.