Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-08

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Pilsener Beer at Bob's.
Nectar" cigars, P. o. Cigar Store. If
Ice cold Pilsener Beer at Robert Eek.
erts. ieIl-lm
To-day. boys sailor suits. sl.9S. PEG
pies Store.
Just received, carload of Pilsener
Lager Beer at Bobs. jell-lm
The City Council meets in regular SEES.
sion at 2 P. M. to-day.
To-day, ladies' French toe slippers,
81. Peoples Store.
Come all to the Orphans Home Board
of Managers election.
An assistant bookkeeper is advertised
for in our New To-day.
jim Smith and Harry Jones use moth.
ing but Elite Bouquet. Try it.
To-day, ladies' fiae French kid button
shoes, $2.75. Peoples Store.
The best and cheapest cologne in
town is Seaside Cologne. Tryit.
To. day, L. H. Emme's Paris French
kid hand turned shoes, So. Peoples
Store.
Ten dollars reward, in our New To
day column, is offered for the return Of
stray mule.
Mr.. F. II. Barclay, in our New To.
day, advertises some very remunerative
property for sale very cheap.
To-day, children's strap sandals. CSC.
Peoples Store.
First-c pianos and organs. new and
second. hand, for sale and to rent. Val.
entine's music store, p N. Main street.
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Two hundred silver watches with fine
movements just received and offered at
factory prices, at the damon House,
opposite Baker Block.
To-day, children riveted shoes. SI.25.
Peoples Store.
An attempt was. made in Riverside
l,st week to burn the universities
'Church in that place. What is the mat.
ter with the people there,
Three hundred dozen Rogers forks,
spoons and knives Just received and Of
fered at manufacturers prices, at the
Diamond House. opposite Baker Block.
To-day, boys cashmere suits, 81. 95.
Peoples Store.
The National City Record speaks of
an orange that was kept sound and
sweet for eighty-two days. This is two
days longer than the time required to
travel around the world. The same
thing has been done IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. II. w. Griswold, Of San Fernan
do, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness. He reports Senator Maclay head
ing and threshing barley and wheat, the
barley turning out very fine, aud the
wheat, notwithstanding the rust in some
places, yielding fair return. This is
good news from the vast grain fields Of
that rich valley.
To-day. Spanish lace ties. Csc. PEG.
pies Store.
In a conversation with Mr.. NJ. B..
Davis, agent for Wells. Fargo & Co. at
Ell Paso, Texas. the HERALD is informed
that only about l6 miles of the G.. H. 4
L. A. Railway between Camp Rice and
Fabens remain to be cleared. He says.
"The entire Mexican town across the
river has been inundated and there is
much loss and suffering among the Mex.
leans"
The following is the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections, on
Sunday evening: A. Wartenweiler, K.
Charonnat, San Francisco; C. B. DE
trick, j. G. Stone, FL Paso, Texas; H. Y.
Evans, Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs. M. Sum-
merfield, Tombstone, A. T.; Thos. Cope
land, Contention, A. t.; w. H. Brown,
w. Hidalgo, Mexico; E. Coker, N. C.
Box and wife. Tucson.
| Mr.. L. D. Gavitt has returned from q
trip through the Soledad Canon. where
he has been on prospecting tour. At
Alpine station his companion shot and
killed monster three prongsd deer that
weighed 90 pounds. The story seemed
large to q HERALD reporter, but Mr..
Gavitt assured him that the deer WIS
just as large as the story. Mr.. Gavitt Is
much pleased with the land in that Sec
ton. The new orchard set out there
last spring appears to be doing we'll.
When the HERALD spoke last year of
pipe line to carry oil six miles, from
Petrolia to the railroad at Anaheim,
some persons called IT wild project.
Across Pennsylvania and New Jersey q
pipe line 400 miles long has been used
for several years in the Transporting Of
oil, and now the Russians say that they
are going to build pipe line to carry
petroleum all the way from the Caspian
Sea to the Persian Gulf, a distance oil
1900 miles. That beats our local 81,
miles badly.
By advertisement elsewhere in THU
mornings HERALD it will be seen tina
studies will be resumed at Santa Glars
College August 9th. This is one Of tn,
oldest colleges on the coast and number,
among its graduates large number O
the most prominent professional men il
the Stale, both doctors and lawyers. T.
parents who wish their sons educated IL
an institution where the moral rs well a.
the mental training is carefully ATTENDED
to, there is no better school on the con
tinent.
4 In tie refining Of petroleum at Petro.
lis, since the still was mended, the worl
appears to be complete success. Oh
can there be made of any gravity uset
for lubricating purposes, so that heav,
or light machinery can be supplied will
the particular gravity Of oil required fol
its use, while the residue taken ont h
refining is salable at as high a price a
he crude oil. and the refined is mad,
i've times as valuable as before. Their.
is no perceptible waste Of material, SC
something like the miracle of the loave,
and fishes is repeated In the operation.
Pomona seems to have q hoodlum ele
ment that is of the worst description
and will have to be cleared out speedily
OF the acts Of these scoundrels the
Times Courier says; "Mr. c. E. White
who owns the most extensive asd beau
tiful' apricot orchard in the valley, was
to have shipped carload OF apricots the
first part Of this week, and had his pick
ers engaged and boxes prepared. The
night before he was to commence pick