Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-04

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Minimum Thermometer. 40
LOCAL BREvITrEs.
Presbyterian lunch Saturday.
Great remnant sale. City Of Paris.
The popular resort--the Rink. Il
Remnants Of flannel, City Of Paris.
Lunch Nadeau Block ! January 5th
Ladies' admitted free at the Rink.
dec25-lm
Remnants Of ribbons, City Of iaris.
DR.. II. P. Schenck, Of Louisville, Ky.
is registered at the st. Charles.
Odd lots Of ladies' and children's hose
City Of Paris.
Mr.. A. W. Mabury, of San Jose, i.
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Remember Thursday. remnant sal.
begins at the City Of Paris.
A pa.eat steam cheese press is adver
tised for under New To-day.
Desirable furnished rooms. with board
are advertised under New To. Day.
Capt. W. q. Martin. Of the schoone,
Neptune, b registered at the St. Charles.
/ Remember the remnant sale at til.
City Of Paris, los and l07 N. Spring st.
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Mr.. John o. Earl, one Of the leading
mining magnates. is at the Pico House,
W. 4. Steadman. Of Daggett, il
among the guests at the Cosmopolitan
Tickets for the grand piano rattle again
for sale at Edelmsn Co.., ll6 Main St,
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Remnants Of dress goods, City of Paris.
Messrs. Platt Bros., in our New To.
Day. advertise fresh cows. poultry, etc,
for sale.
Fine opportunity to purchase goods
cheap at the remnant sale Of the City Of
Paris.
Remnants Of table linen. City Of Paris.
Mr.. C. W. Moores, Of Anaheim, late
candidate for County Superintendent Of
Schools, is registered at the 81. Charles.
Remnants Of cassimero. City of Paris.
Victor Montgomery. Esq OF sants
Ana. was in the city yesterday on legal
business aud registered at the Cosmopol-
itan.
Remnants Of sheeting, City Of Paris.
Mr.. c. W. Filkins, Postmaster OF
Riverside and one of the Banning Colo
ny managers, is registered at the Pico
House.
Remnants Of waterproof. City of Paris
Mr. J. D. Crank was in the city yes.
terday. On busiress trip. He reports
Fair Oaks, and all that neighborhood in
1ourishing condition.
Remnants u ladies cieth. City Of Paris
In Justice Ling's Court yesterday
Michael Sullivan, found guilty Of bat.
terry. On complaint Of ANITA Sanchez,
was fined $40 or forty days in jail.
Don Francisco Tapia. resident Of 4 10
New High street, dropped dead in the
street yesterday evening near his resi-.
dence. apparently from heart disease.
Remnants Of g;ngham, City OF Paris.
Dan Kelly aud Jack Hunt. convicted
in Justice Morgan's Court yesterday Of
being drunk and disorderly, were fined
SO each, with the alternative OF ten
days In Jail.
Marriage licenses issued to H. NJ. So
renson and A. NJ. C. Valentine, and
William Thayer and Ida NJ. Cross, were
filed for record in the Coluty Recorders
Office yesterday.
Remn MS of embroidery. City OF Pari,
The new artesian well at Lancaster is
going down with great celebrity. When
last heard from it was down 100 feet,
and still going. A How is expected at a
depth Of 25O feet.
Mr.. l.. q. Sresovich, the well known
and extensive fruit buyer Of San Fran
cisco. Il At the Pico House. He is here
to look after his orange purchases and
has brought his family along.
Do not forget TO 70 at once to Edel-
man & Co.'S, No. ll6 Main street. and
secure your tickets for the grand piano
rattle, which will positively take place
ct Turn Verein Hail, Saturday, January
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Mr.. John Isaac, editor and proprietor
ofthe San Bernardino Daily Times. is in
the city and ma le n pleasant call at the
HERALD Office. We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Isaac is prospering in business
and that San Bernardino il improving
rapidly.
Remnants Of silk, City Of Paris.
John Albrrcht filed for record in tie
County Recorders Office yesterday no.
tice of claim to all the springs and water
that can be developed on the southeast
side Of Little Tujunga cshon, on un.
surveyed government land.
Mr.. +. NJ. Wright, OF San Fernando,
one Of the great wheat growers Of that
magnificent valley, was in the city yes
terday. He thinks more than 10000
acres Of new land will be plowed there
this winter and planted to wheat.
Remnants Of laces, City of Paris.
Iu the Z unty Recorders office yes
terday there we're filed for record twenty
two deeds, thirteen mortgages, six salts
factions Of mortgages, two marriage
licenses. one U. s. patent, two maps,
one water location and two miscellane.
Gus papers.
The grand piano rattle which should
haves taken place December lst, and
which was postponed till January 5th,
will positively take place then. After
the rafiie the grand ball will follow.
Tickets now for sale at Edelman L Co. s,
ll6 Main street. d27-td
The City Board Of Examination for
candidates for teachers' certificates will
finish work to-day. Eight candidates
presented themselves, but two fell away
on the first day and from all appearances
FIVE will pull through and get the COW
eted documents.
Hon. C. N. FELTON, and Mr.. R. G. Mo
Pherson came down from the oil regions
of San Fernando yesterday. They look
supremely contenied, as il the output Of
petroleum was copious and constant,
and such Is the fact. They have one Of
the worlds bonanzas and are content.
The grand combination rattle Of fine
upright piano and seven new Williams
Improved Singer Sewing machines, that