Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-06

Among the many improvements goint
on in Los Angeles, those over on Boyle
Heights are very noticeable. On the
Workman and Hollenbeck tract about
half dozen houses are ebeing built. and
improvements of all kinds are going on
rapidly. The grading Of Also avenue il
going ahead in very active manner
and we hope the good work will moi
cease till the city has graded avenue
from the river to the east line of the
corporation. Property is changing
hands freely in that part of the city.
The large and elegant mansion of Mr.. q.
H. Davis, on the eminsnce east of Mr..
nollenbeck's residence, is nearly com
pleted and will greatly add to the ap-
pearance of that part Of the city.
Gen. Hancock and party came up on
Friday in bis special car from Whining
ton and went down to Santa Monica.
After spending the day there he re-
turned to Gen. B,aning's residence at
Wilmington and NAMED during yes
terday. This morning he will leave Los
Angeles with his party in the same
special car, by the Southern overland
route, for San Antonio, Texas. During
the visit of the gallant hero in Los An-
geles and other places in the vicinity, he
was rejoi,ed to meet his old friends, and
made host Of new ones who will be
glad to welcome him back to this sunny
land, and who wish him God-sp ed on
his homeward journey.
The Alameda Foundry, Of P. Bal
lade. on Alameda street, will be offered
1t auction by John c. Bell, on Thurs
day next, at IL o'clock. 1t will be Of.
f.red as whole. with the building. II
not disposed Of, then the steam engine
a1d boiler, large screw lathe, crane
and gear, snd all patterns. tools, etc,
will be put up in lots to suit. This pre-.
sents an extraordinarily fine chance to
continue one of the most profitable man
uiacturing establishments in the State,
with everything necessary to cast the
largest iron fronts for buildings. The
establishment will. be open for inspec.
tion every day until the day Of sale.
The card Of Nine. L. Pagnier Harger.
teacher Of music and the French lam
guage, will be found elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. Nine. Harger is q
native Of Paris, France, and graduate
Of the Paris Conssrvatoire Of Music,
lately taught music and French at the
Lakeside Seminary, and has the highest
testimonials as to her ability as q teacher.
Silver Star Lodge. A. D. U. w. Of
Downsy City, has elected the following
officers: s. H. Purcell, M. W.; L. NJ.
Grider, Foreman; j. NJ. Pitts, Overseer;
Joseph Smith, X. s.; 8. Burke, Finan-
cier; W. G. Smith, Receiver; Z. U. Skid
more, Guide; w. Mccormick, l. W.;
e. 8. Gray, o. W.; w. C. Smith, Medi-
cal Examiner; j. X. Banks, Trustee.
Messrs Eddy l. Co., real estate deal
ers, in this mornings HERALD advertise
. large list Of desirable properties which,
ifcalled for soon, they will sell at extra
ordinary bargains. The locations are 10
the most rapidly improving sections Of
the city, and TO any one wishing to
make investments, the opportunity is
first t-class.
The Telegraph reports rain from Santa
Barbara northward, over nesrly all the
State in that direction. A slight
sprinkle occurred here at ten Ininutea
before II o'clock last night, and at the
hour Of going to press the prospect oi
more rain is abundant.
A prominent real estate dealer informs
the HERALD that he sold last week q
property for $35, 600, 10 a party that
was atirac ed to it from notice in the
HERALD. That shows the benefit oi
advertising in > journal of large circa-
lation.
We always lead-You never find us
dragging on behind. We started this
year by offering the public extraordinary
bargains in remnants. We propose to
keep it up; nothing like it ever known
before in this city. "City of Paria."
Mr.. w. H. Norway arrived yesterday
ct the Pico House. The report that be
and Mr.. w. W. jenkins, had sold the
Santa Feliciana mines is probably rather
previous. The price has been agreed on,
but the money has not been paid.
In regard to the injury to Mr.. K b.
Dyer. who fell from scaffolding. on
Wednesday last, he states that some car.
penters let fall a piece of scaDtling,
which struck him on the head and sent
him headlong to the ground.
Mr.. VIM. H. Goucher. Special Agent
of the Interior Department, accom-
panied by Mrs. Goucher, arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday, and will renal here
several days.
Thermometer for the twenty tour
hours ending at S:l5 last evening: Maxi.
mum. 6t.5 degrees; minimum, 44.5 de-
grees.
A furnished front room is advertised
for rent under New To-Day.
See advertisement OF wanted to buy.