Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-05
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roller flour.
A Watchdog is advertised for sale in
another column.
Seaside Cologne Is twice the size Of
any Cologne for the money.
A bunch Of keys was lost in or about
the Postoffice yesterday.
A man Is wanted TO take care Of two
horses and small garden. See notice.
The Royal Spanish Opera Boufle
Troupe plays at San Bernardino to.
night.
A new school house of two rooms has
been commenced on Ocean View tract.
near Temple street
Gersier and Patti use nothing but
Peck's Jockey Club. SO should all.
Horse men should remember that en-
tries for the races close ON Saturday the
9th.
Santa Barbara had small shower
on Wednesday morning, when 81 inches
Of rain was captured.
James Dc Force, train dispatcher OF
the Southern Pacific, has gone to San
Francisco on short visit.
Yesterday there was q larger crowd at
the now depot than for many days past.
Travel Is rapidly improving.
Tho train from the north on the South
ern Pacific was nearly an hour lato yes
terday, owing TO "hot box.
Colonel II. II. Markham started yes
terday on his Congressional campaign in
tho north part Of the district.
Mr.. John b. Muir has bocn appointed
Superintendent Of the entire line oil the
&. r. II. Il, from Yuma TO FL Paso.
Messrs. Phillips aud Fletcher are each
building residence on the Highland
tract near the new Ellis Villa College.
The remains OF Mrs. Baker, the lady
who died at Pasadena. Monday, were
embalmed by Undertaken Brown and
Yesterday forwarded by the overland
train TO Cincinnati, Ohio.
Blankets at SIS worth, 81 por pair;
blankets at 81. so, worth $3.50 per pair;
blanketa at St, worth SO per pair, blank
cts at $275 worth 81 per pair. at Coui'
ter's Great Removal Sale. 236 North
Main street.
A heavy iron spoon, TO be hung in
quartz mill, was sent to San Gabriel yes
terday to W. N. Monroe, per Wells,
Fargo Il Cos express, whence 1t Will BIO
forwarded to his mining property.
Jesus Reyes and Luz Wales, c. r.
King and Nora Baldwin, James A. Will
son and Mary w. Kier, with one bash.
full couple namoless till the honeymoon
shall bo over, were yesterday licensed to
marry.
The members of Park Hose Company
are making arrangements for their grand
annua, ball, which they give on Thanks
giving night of each year. The Park
Hose boys give entertainments ttat are
"way up"
By notice in another column it will be
seen that there will be special meeting
of the Select Knights Of A. o. U. w. Of
California, Legion No. !, this evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall, to transact impor-
tant business.
Tho passengers by the steamer Los
Angeles will arrive in the city this moru-
ing. The same steamer will leave for
northern way ports this afternoon, pas.
sengers taking the afternoon train to
San Pedro, to connect with the steamer
The planks over the gutter on the
corner of First and Spring street, near
tho postoiiice are loose and dangerous.
A lady yesterday slipped between the
planks and hurt one of her limbs severe
ly. The place should be fixed without
delay.
A great reduction in the celebrated
neat fitting Coulter shirts. Call and see,
236 aud 23S North Main street, Baker
block.
Albert Guiol left yesterday with the
Royal Spanish Opera Bouffe troupe for
San Bernardino, thence to San Francis
co, and wherever their further travels
may extend, as Interpreter in French
and Spanish for the members of TIE
company.
ID. m. Ferry & Cos catalogue for 1884,
just issued from their extensive seed
growing place at Detroit, Michigan, in
regard to the yellow locust, says that
ten years after the planting OF the seed
the trees are tit for railway ties, and that
as fence-posts, they last sixty years.
Mr.. Ralph Rogers has placed caloric
or hot-air engine Mt his residence near
Temple street, for pumping water into
reservoir on the high land. This little
machine, that runs by heated air, will
lift 10000 gallons of water fifty feet high
at an expense of twenty-five pounds of
coal.
Gents all.wool underwear at 81. so a
suit; worth $4.O0. at Coulter's Great
Reduction Sale, 236 North Main street,
Baker Block.
Several OF our prominent firms who
make business of hauling grain and
other things, are bringing sand from the
river bed in large quantities Tor making
concrete sidewalks for some OF our side
walk contractors, and also Tor our
builders. There is no dull season for
them.
The first annual report OF the Savings
Fund and Building Society, of which
Mr.. G. G. Lips is President, has been
published, showing receipts Of $40, $685.
43, and loans secured for S9674. The com.
pany seems to be in flourishing condi-
tion. A card Of the corporation appears
in another column.
Mr.. William C. Boyd, the accomplished
advertising agent of the celebrated Coles
mammoth circus and menagerie, is in
the city to complete arrangements for an
exhibition of that great show in this
city on the 9th instant. Mr.. Boyd is a
very popular agent Of popular enter.
tainment.
There were yesterday filed in the Of
flee of Recorder Miles nine deeds, two
mortgages, two satisfactions of mort
cages, four miscellaneous records and
five licenses.
Why does not the City Council compel
the making of sidewalks on First street
in the short and ugly gaps between
Spring and Main street,, These gaps
should be closed without delay. Now is
the time to make them, while all the
days are pleasant and men and teams are
plenty. When will they be made?
The annual target and picnic Of the
Eagle Corps will be held at the City Gar
dens, on Admission Day. Tuesday, Sep.
tember 9th. As that day is legal koli-
day there will be a large attendance, and
the corps will doubtless turn out with
full ranks. Some good shooting will be
done and Joyous reunion will be enjoyed