Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-05

The popular resort-the hink.
A thing of beauty is the Florence oil
stove. febl-4t
See advs, tisemsnt Of boy wanted. in
New To- Day.
In our New To-Day first-class solicitor
| Is advertised for.
Dancing gives the vigor of the muscle
10 the brain. Hinton.
Some large orange trees on Main street,
next to the Signoret building, are now
in full bloom.
Twenty-Five Florence heatsrs sold
daily. Northcrafts L Clarks. febl-4t
A man named Schwartz was arrested
last night for base and naineless crime.
Owing to the stormy weather the
benefit concert Of Professor Schmeisser
has been postponed till further notice.
The Los Angeles Building and Loan
Association appears to be shooting ahead
alta lively rate. and doing steadily in
creasing business.
Twenty Balm wagons. at actual cost.
Northcrafts L Clark's. febl.4t
The Zaniero reported to the Council
yesterday that Zanjas 7 and 8 E and the
waste way OF Reservoir No. 4 have been
badly caved by the rain.
Dancing gives the sagacity of the
brain to the muscle Hinton.
Chief of Police Cuddy presented a
communication to the Council yesterday
asking for an investigation of the charge
preferred by the recent Grand Jury.
A car load Of the Florence coal oil
stoves at Northcrafts & Clark's, 246
North Main street. febl-4t
Fifteen males and twelve females were
added to the population of Los Angeles
during the month Of January, according
to the rerort Of births by Health Officer
Gale.
At the meeting Of the Los Angeles
Rifle Club on Sunday the following score
was made: C. Palmer, AZ; Ben Strauss,
40; Ed Gordon. ~; G. H. Wilson, "A;
Joe lockwood, a.
The Florence favorite oil stove is no
humbug. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Northcrafts 4 Clark. febl-4t
One Of the heaviest hail storms ever
known ia that section fell ct Pomona on
l AuoI.x, he .s..l Jsx...< -, n
| depth OF from on. 10 three inches. Some
of the hals'onu- were as large as wal
nuts.
The HEEaLD is under Obligations to
Mr.. s. Carills, fruit dealer, for one Of
the hansisohnsss clusters of oranges We
have ever seen. The clu ter is composed
OF eight large oranges aId weighs five
pounds.
We la the pleasure Of meeting Mr..
D. C. Reed, of San Diego, yesterday,
who cam. up by steamer. Sunday, in the
expectation Of continuing his trip TO San
Francisco by rail tina. evening. He Is
| registered at tie P.co Hou.e.
Mr.. Paul F. Brown, of the Antelope
Colony, who has been spending week
isthe city, will return to Lancaster to-
day. Parties can address him there
by Wells, Fargo L Co. until the
postofiice is opened u that place,
Mr.. Phil. Stein, Of Pomona, is in the
city. He Is the live lumber man Of that
growing town, and says that, as soon as
! eh. he, .atkla. <bara ~-.Il he xnrra
building there. in proportion to popula-
tioD. than in any town in Southern Cali
fornia.
In Recorder Miles office yesterday
there were filed for record 2S deeds,
8 mcrtgages, 10 satisfac,ions Of mort
j cages, 2 miscellaneous papers aud mar
riAge license, the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. NJ. A. Long and Miss Alice Nc
Cusker.
| Mr.. s. W. White, Of Providencia, re.
ports rainfall Of on inch and quarter
on Saturday night and an eighth of an
inch yesterday morning. His ranch is
in the gap between the Cahuenga and
the Verdugo hills, about five or six
miles north of the Court House.
| The county road bridge over the New
San Gabriel river is partially carried
away, and the other bridges over the
Old San Gabriel are unapproachable by
teams, m that oil communications with
Anaheim, Santa Ana and the great agri-
cultural region in the south part Of the
comfy is limited to the railroad COM
munication.
Persons desirous Of purchasing COM
pletely appointed home place. the
grounds handsomely laid out and planted
in Towering shrubs and ornamental trees,
with orchard and vineyard Of the best
varieties OF fruits and grapes of all
kinds, are referred to the auction adver-
tisement Of John c. Bell, elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD.
A letter from Antelope Colony, writ
ten on Saturday las', reports the rain
falling at that settlement with no sign Of
cessation, and the wheat and barley
growing to gladden. the hearts Of the set.
tiers. The fellow who wrote that this
settlement was the driest spot in the
world has hidden himself in an ark to
wait for the dry land to appear.
Tho meeting Of property holders in
terssted in the opening of Los Angeles
street. viii be held to-day at Q P. NJ. in
the City Council Rooms. 1t is to be
hoped that they will sink individual
preferences, for the public advantage,
and unite on plan for opening this i'm
portant thoroughfare. Unless done to-
day il IL likely that the matter will 90 by
for years, ~ Is customary with this pro-
ject.
Engineer Hood is now engaged in the
survey Of route across the valley for
the connecting link Of the Southern Pa.
cific railroad. He has been interviewed
by various parties for the purpose Of
eiiciting his opinion - to the line upon
which the road will be built; but is able
10 give NO information. He states that
he IL simply acting under the usual or
ders, to-wit: make surveys, or run lines,
and report until the best route is found.
Kern County Californian.
Mr.. w. H. Mintzer, of Cotton, Presi-
dent Of the Cotton Land aud Water
Company, arrived last evening at the
Cosmopolitan. He states that all the
weather representations Of the HERALr
have proved true at Cotton, a. to time
place and amount Of rainfall. The ro
bust position Of the HERALD on the rair
question is noticed by men Of Che busi
ness sagacity and energy of Mr.. Mintzer
who is always in the front rank in enter
prise and Improvement.
The Santa Ana river l. beoom ing some
what aggressive. At Last accounts Il
was sending out raidins parties int<