Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-26
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at Bryson Hall. Monday 2Sth.
A room for business purposes u advel-
tised for under New To-Day.
Attention is directed to The advertise
ment of coal for sale.
An orr an, in good order, is advertised
for sale, cheap. in our New To-day.
Ladies' admitted free at the Rink.
dec25-lm
Mr.. Louis Phillips. of Spadra. is regil
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
j. M. Mclean, Of Allegheny City,
Pennsylvania, is registered at the Poo
House.
Capitol store, Downey Block
Thermometer ior "a hours endi, at
s. 10 last evening: NJ .ximum 90 degrees; I;
IN ninum 81 8 degrees
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. A. Newnaik and
child return from San Francisco by this
rn1rning's overland train.
A young lady, in our New To Day.
advertises for situation as nursery gov
erntss.
Satins, in any shade, 25 cents yard,
a! the Capitol Store.
Col. Il. T.. Hewitt, who has been at
San Bernardino since Tuesday on bust.
ness connected with the Larrabee suit,
returned home last night.
Mr. Fred. Burnhanl has purchased the
Foote place in Pasadena for $4,000.
Fred prefers the climate Of Pasadena to
that Of Arizona. where he made his pile.
The Liederkrsnz keeps up its rehear
ssIs with great spirit. On Thursday
evening they practiced "Der Schreiner
Lied, /" and the Evening Song" by Abf.
Silks below wholesale cost OF the Capi.
tol Store bankrupt stock.
x-Msyor r. X. Chamberlain, Of
Santa Barbara. arrived in the city yes.
terday from visit to Ohio. He will
visit friends in the city few days be-
fore returning to the Zenith City.
Lewis Bros, in their new advertise
ment. ON our third page, offer extrsor
d,nary induce meats in the way Of cheap
prices for yllsh SHOES ALI who wal
neat hts should give them q trial.
Bankrupt stock regardless Of cost
must be sold-at the Capitol Store.
There we're twenty-five deeds. eight
mortgages, three releases OF mortgsg ges,
two maps and five inisct llaneous papers
filed for record il the County Rec.nder's
office Yesterday.
Parasols cheap, at the Capitol Stere
Rev. J. b. Tombes, ID, formerly Of
Madison University. at Hamilton, New
York, has settled a, Placeutia and be-
come a fiuit grover. He was in the city
yesterday. :.
Mr.. Morrison, Of Ch eago, who sup
posed that he vas robbed or a 1 lot
$500, found tbs money in his room in
his pockttbook on tab e, over which
! he had laid o ne sspap-f. lie Is happier
than he was.
There Is s ,me prospect Of haviug q
broom factory established here by pnties
from Cleveland, Ohio. That is Just what
is needed. We need men to buy land,
raise the broom corn and make it into
brosms here in Los Angeles.
Children's cloaks. at the Capitol Store.
Thirteen complaints for non-paymsnt
Of city licenses were filed for action in
City Justice Morgan's Court yesterday.
A number Of delinqucnis were arrested
and their cases set for hearing at Q
o'clock this morning.
In Justice Ling's Court. yesterday.
the case Of the People VS.. T. s. Harris,
charged with assault to commit murder,
on complaint Of A. w. Phillips, on mo-
tion of District Attorney White, was
dismissed. the complaining witness hav-
ing failed to apress.
The attention Of our readers is called
to the fact that they can buy silk dress
at the Capitol Store as cheap as wors-
ted dress elsewhere.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Ana.
helm Union Water Company were filed
for record in the County Clerks office
yesterday. The folio wing ars the names
II the Board Of Directors elected for the
frat year: Il. A. Saxton, B. Dreyfus,
r. Fl. Kieth, L. Schorn, A. McDermont,
w. M. McFadden and w. Fromheim.
The funeral Of George A. Phelan.
whose death from the effects OF fall
was noted in yesterdays HERALD. will
be buried from the undertaking rooms
OF Albert Brown at q o'clock this after
noon, under the auspices Of Merrill
Lodge. l. o. G. T.. Of which he was
member.
Trunksand valises. at the Capitol Store.
Messrs. J. A. Tnner 4 Co., elsewhere
in this mornings HERALD, advertise an
auction sale OF fine line Of gold and silver
watches. diamonds AMI jewelry of the
latest styles and hest m sterial All who
want bargains shorll .ttend the sales,
which vii take place every afternoon
and evening.
Jean Poyet was arraigned before Jus.
tice Ling yesterday, on the charge Of
setting fire to brush in careless man.
ner on the San Rafael Rancho. Set for
trial January 81, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Jose Corrso, charged with embezzle-
ment, on complaint Of 8. Hutton, was
arraigned and case set for examination
February 2, at 10 o'clock A. M.
All-wool Beige. 4s inches, double fold.
rs cents yard. at the Capitol Store.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from Col. J. J. Ayers, State Printer, who
has come down on brief visit to his old
friends. He is hale and hearty and
looks % il the cares Of Office sat lightly
upon him. We bid him welcome home,
and trust that his stay with us may
prove pleasant. He is quartered at the
Cosmopolitan.
A beautiful new house Of six rooms,
lot 6Oxl65 feet, will be sold at public
auction, on the premises, by Messrs.
Noyes & Field, next Thursday, at IL A.
NJ. For full description Of the property
and terms of sale our readers are referred
to the advertisement which will be
found elsewhere in this mornings HER.
AID.
A new use is being made Of wire fence
in various parts OF the country, by at
taching . telegraphic battery and ma
chine and using Il for telsgraphic wire
on the large stock ranges. Where there
are no snow banks it can be used verv
we'll in sending messages from one part
OF cattle range to another In Texas.
New Mexico, Colorado and Nsbraska.
Messrs. Noyes & Field, elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD, advertise that,
on Wednesday next, on the premises,