Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-23

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cisco. Additional warehouse room will
be provided this summer. as the three
immense ones now in use proved inade-
quate to the demand last year. The
crop this year will require at least 20
per cent more room.
We direct the attention Of dairymen
and stookmen throughout Southern Cali.
fornia to the second annual sale Of Jer
sey stock Of Mr.. F. ]. Barretto, to take
place at the auction mart of John G. Bell,
in this city May. 1884. These cattle are
all thoroughbred and are bred from stock
imported from the model stock farm OF
Queen Victoria on the Island Of Jersey.
That sidewalk on Spring street is very
lovely. The curbstones that lie along
side of it are the property Of Mr.. v. Po-
net, and not Mr.. Baldwin. II q poor
man obstructs the sidewalk he is put in
jail; he must obey the mandates Of the
Council; while . man Of wealth defies
the orders Of the Council for q year and
half. Who wouldn't be rich!
J. N. Victor, Superintendent OF the
California Southern Railroad, came in
from Cotton yesterday. The company
will proceed at once to repair the old
line of the Temecula Caion, changing
the route in places 80 as to avoid high
water hereafter. The bed of the stream
is to be cleared out and lowered in
places.
Hon. J. G. Estudillo, Don Juan Fors-
ter and Messrs. T. E. Rowen aud J. T.
Gaffey. who have been visiting Judge
Dick Egan, Of San Juan Capistrano for
several days past, returned home yester-
day. They bring the melancholy news
that the debonair Judge is seriously
stricken by hopeless q6aire du occur.
Rev. Robert Strong, Of Westminster,
Rev. J. W. Ellis of Los Angeles, and Fl.
ders Increase Butler Clapp, Of Pasadena,
and Case Of Santa Monica, will leave
next Tuesday to attend the annual Cen
eral Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church Of the United States, which
meets at Saratoga. N. Y. May s.
Big Laguna, the Fillmore lake. has
raised over thirty feet since the com.
mencement Of the rains in January.
Four and half feet more will cause the
lake to run over and discharge through
the Temescal Valley into the Santa Ana
river. The water is rising at the rate of
three inches per day.
The Vanderbilt party, consisting of
G. W. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Trumbull. R. x. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Taintor, child and nurse, Charles
Kerfort and wife, and Mrs. M. C. Wake.
man, arrived by steamer last night and
are registered at the st. Elmo Hotel.
Mr.. E. A. DeCamp. Secretary Of Ag-
riculturaI Association No. 8, who went
ap as Delegate to the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge X. Of p. at Stockton, and
who attended the Spring Meeting Of ths
Blood Horse Association at Oakland, got
home by Mondays overland train.
Mr.. L. M. Holt, Of the Riverside
Press and Horticultural. made pleas
ant call last evening at the HERALD Of.
fee. Mr.. Holt is building brick news
paper press.room at Ontario. The pow
er to be used will be water from the
new tunnel.
Mr.. Joseph Mennemann, of los Rose
street, who has just imported number
Of thoroughbred silver AVID gold span.
gled Hamburg chickens. under New To-
Day, advertises eggs for sale at 50 per
dozen.
Land sales at Ontario are suite brisk
and the business portion Of the town il
rapidly improving. Work on the tun-
mel is progressing finely and the water Is
daily increasing in volume.
Ex-Conductor Murphy. OF the firm Of
Murphy & Monaghan. Of the Needles, is
in the city for the purchase of goods.
This firm reports large and lucrative
business at the Needles.
Pasadena, with two school houses, is
now clamoring for two more, one to be
located ON Mission avenue, in East Pas
ad~la, and one on the Monk Tract. in
North Pasadena,
Mr.. John Broaded, County Treasurer,
was in tine city yesterday. He reports
the crop prospects about Ell Monte to be
the best ever known in that section.
c. Ganahl, wife aud children, are pas
sengers from the East by the Pacific Ex-
press, due here at 1920 P. N. to-day.
The San Antonio Water Company
have fixed the rates of irrigating water
at Ontario at 81 per asre per annum.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, 7l.5
degrees;. minimum. 1873 degrees.
Several brick blocks will be put up at
Ontario as soon as the brick now In the
kiln can be burned.
Butter is now more plenty and is sell
ing at 45 cents per roll. That is COED
news for consumers.
E. Nittinger. in our New To-Day, ad-
vertises some decided bargains If applied
for soon.
The Letter Carriers ball will take
place tomorrow evening at Turnverein
Hall.