Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-01

See advertisement Of saloon for sale in
our for sale column. ap23.5t
First -class pianos and organs, new and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, 81 N. Main street.
apr27-tf
A lodging house Is advertised for un-
der New To-Day.
Dancers support the men who wrong
them. HINTON.
A competent woman, under New To
Day, advertises for situation.
A girl to do general homework is ad
vsrtised for under New To-Day.
The Rink, on Spring street. is adver
tlsed for sale in our New To- Day.
A frst-class cook, in our New To-Day,
advertises for situation.
Fifteen acres of land were sold yester
day on Pico street extension, at 90, 100
Deputy Sheriff Joe Leighton, Of New
hall, is in the city accompanied by hii
wife.
Mr.. D. Freeman, Of Centinela, was IL
the city yesterday. He reports tn
crops unrivaled.
Thermometer for the "a hours endini
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, 62.l
degrees; minimum, $50 degrees.
Mr.. l. A. Whitcomb, the manager o
the Raymond and Whitcomb excursions
is registered at the st. Elmo.
The California Soda Works of thi
city has been connected with the tele
phone system of this city. Ring ~
No. 204.
Ring up Telephone No. 2O4 and orde
your pure Eastern cider from Californi,
Soda Works, 25O Also street. ml-3
Geo. Lewis, X. r. Casper, G. X
Marshall, M. Craft and Geo. L. Crismar
will please call at the office Of Wells
Fargo 4 Co. s Express.
The marriage license Of U. 4. Bsrbe
and Clara e. M. Harris, was filled TO
record in the County Recorders offic,
yesterday.
Fat cattle are daily arriving from tn
Empire Rancho OF Messrs. Vail &. Co
There is demand for all that are ie
ceived.
j. o. Cornelius, under New To- Day
gives notice that he has sold the Lo
Angeles Jewelry Store to L. M. Wagner
who will settle accounts due him.
| The steamer Eureka goes north thi
afternoon with good list of passengers
As they take the afternoon train, it i
too late to give list Of their names.
| Stern 4 Roses Sunny Slope wines an
brandies by the bottle, cask or gallon q
II. J. Woollacott's, 20 and % Nortl
Spring street.
The HERALD Office was favored with
call last evening from Mrs. Sulia b
Hosford, OF the Sunday Mercury, o
Dallas, Texas, who is en- route home
| She leaves for Dallas to-day.
The HERALD acknowledge the receir
Of an invitation to q reception to b
given by the California Legion, No.
Select Knights, A. o. q. W., q
Armory Hall, on Saturday evening. Ma
Sd, 1884.
Michael Hogan, whose arrest, ON tn
charge Of burglary, was noted in yestel
days HERALD, was discharged by Justic
Ling yesterday, it being shown that h
had no criminal intent in entering tn
railroad station at Lancaster.
H. J. woollacott makes . speciality {
Stern 4 Roses pure California wines an
brandies, wholesale and retail A col
dial invitation is extended to visitors
call and inspect the stock at 20 and 2
North Spring street.
The attention Of the Board Of Publ
Works is called to the condition Of Sa
Fernando street alongside the railroa
track. The mud is so deep that
loaded team cannot well pass throug
il.
The continual melting of the snow |
the mountains keeps the San Gabri,
river very high, so that the crossing (
the New river branch is very dangerou
Snow has fallen in the mountains ever
day this week, and while it is meltin
the rivers will continue very high.
Some very fine caibonates Of silve
from the Mojave District, were yesterda
; exhibited by Mr.. James Noel, from IL
Bullion Mine of Noel 4 Welch, and ais
from the Excellent Mine, OF Messr
Thompson 4 Noel. These carbonate
are very rich and rival the Lcadvil
ores in value.
The old Duarte ditch has been abe
] ished, and in place Of it large ceme
pipe, 20 inches in diameter, will bril
the water for irrigation. This is va
and permanent Improvement, that W
double the water supply of this fine
cality, which Is one Of the best fru
5 growing districts in the State.
There are in this city many objects
interest to visitors who have never be,
! here before, but to those who come he
after an interval of q few years Il
change in our growth and progress
really marvellous. They note the
velopment in every branch of industr
: and especially do they notice the Paci
Restaurant. opposite the Postoffice, al
universally pronounce IL perfect mod
OF an eating house. ALL
By advertisement in our New t
Day column, a call Is published BY Il
Democratic County Central Commit
for County Convention to be held
Turn verein Hall in this city on Saturda
May 3lst, to elect delegates to ii
!, Democratic State Convention, to me
r at Stockton, June 10th. Prima
elections will be held in the sever
r precincts of the county on Saturda
May oath, to elect delegates to Il
S County Convention.
p The Yuma Sentinel reports new 60
ledge in that vicinity by an old al
y wsll-known prospector, as follows; IN
C. Pet ersen was prospecting the Car
Muchacho range, and came upon SIN,
), streak Of very rich gold rock. He
now down about 40 feet, and the vel
. which at first was very narrow, appea
v to be gradually widening. The form
tion il solid, and the quartz Of very hil
grade, giving promise of paying M
Petersen large profit to work by 4
s arastra process.
It A new use for petroleum is to spre
!. 1t on the shingle roofs Of buildings.
. will cause the shingles to last genei
:. ton. The heavy oils of Petrolia q
specially adopted to this purpose.
rainy countries where moss is likely
form on the roofs Of buildings, by smeI
ing the shingles with petroleum no mt
i will grow upon them. Besides, the
makes the roofs so smooth that snt
will slide off before it becomes so de
- to endanger the safety of building
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