Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-05

uniformed members OF that branch ol
the order, are notified to be present al
the Hall of the Republican Central Clut
this evening at s o'clock, sharp. for drill,
The Encampment will act as an escort
to the subordinate lodges of Odd Fellows
at the grand parade on April 26th, and
1t is particularly necessary that drilling
should commence at once Active
| preparations are being made for the OBJ.
servance of the 26th Of April and II bids
fair to be gala day for the order in this
city.
The following is a list of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connec tions, yester.
day: A. B. Derby, Mrs Z. M. Derby. Oak.
land; Miss Eda M. Sanker, Auburn, N.
Y; Miss A. Simpson, Oakland; Mrs.
Gen. T. B. Buntney and child, New
York; Mrs. G. X. Hawks, S. r.; Miss
Mary A. Hammers, Port Chester, Conn.
Miss V. Hernandez, Jos. Naphtaly, II.
H. Cott and family, s. F.; Chas. Burey,
Baltimore, Md; J. w. Downs, San Ber-
nardino; VIM. Vandever, Huachuca; 9.
X. Walrath, Buffalo, N. y; A. Richley,
Fort Bowie; D. II. Birdsall, $. +.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of D.. Williams,
specialist for diseases of the head, throat
and lungs. The Doctor is doing an i'm.
mense business and is giving entire sat
| isfaction to his patients. We have long
felt the need of specialist who fally
understood the treatment Of the lungs,
| and the Doctors system.of practice b SO
simple and so full of common sense that
1t seems just the thing needed by the
many invalids who visit our city. Give
him call.
The attention Of painters 4 dealers
is directed to the double umn adj
vertisement Of Bryant. Howard 4 Co.,
importers and Wholesale dealers in
paints, oil, etc. This house is one oI
the oldest in its line Of business in
Southern California, and has always
enjoyed . high reputation for fair deal
ing and the excellence Of its wares.
They invite a comparison, both as to
quality Of goods and prices, with any
other firm in the city.
Daniel Donovan, Esq. Of the law firm
Of Foley & Donovan, No. 9Nadeau Block,
died suddenly yesterday of pulmonary
disease. The deceased was gentleman
Of accomplished manners and fine at
tainmerts, who came to Los Angeles in
July last for the improvement Of his
health, but came too late. He was on
the street on Thursday. and his sudden
decease on yesterday was q surprise and
disappointment to his friends, by whom
he was greatly esteemed.
Mr.. Geo. C. Fabens, U. s. Govern,
ment Agent to look after land titles Of
tracts owned by the Southern Pacific
Railroad, and also after the matter Of
selecting land and proving titles,
is tn town. He will see that
no crookedness shall prevail in
securing the title to Government
land, and that the honest settlers shall
be protected in their rights.
Col. T. s. Hall, Past Post Commander
of Frank Bartlett Post, No. 6, went to
San Bernardino last night to install the
officers Of the new W. 81. Long Post at
that place. He was accompanied by
Col A. H. Miller, Post Commander Of
Frank Bartlett Post, Doctor v. Gelcich,
Surgeon of the Post, and Comrades Geo.
Rowe, Charles Shoemaker aud Billy
Roberts.
The Chicago Store, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. announce that their
spring stock Of millinery has arrived.
The assortment is large and embraces
everything new and elegant in spring
styles. A cordial invitation is extended
to the ladies to call and inspect the
goods.
Doctor Nadeau last night received a
dispatch from Pomona, requiring his
presence TO attend to q man who had
one Of his legs broken. Owing to the
delay OF the train by the water spout
near Tehachepi, the doctor was com.
| PEELED to wait till late in the night before
he could 20 to the relief Of the sufferer
Judge J. G. Nichols arrived in the
city yesterday. He reports the discovery
of some very valuable mines only six
miles from the sampling works now
being erected at Daggett, near Lanes
Spring. The Judge is confident that
he has now found all that q man needs
Of mineral treasure and we hope he has.
Mesars. Raphael L schlesinger, sue.
cessors to the long established paint
house Of Raphael Brothers, elsewhere
announce great reductions in the prices
Of paints and oils. They invite the
trade to call and examine their goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. J. Mutually. the well known brick
manufacturer, informs the HERALD that
the stock Of brick in the city is exhaust
ed, and the work Of brick moulding will
be Immediately recommended, even if it
is necessary to erect roofs to protect
from spring showers.
The safe in the Downey City depot, Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad. was
blown open on Thursday night, and the
plunder, small amount, carried away
by the burglars. The amount was prob.
ably not over 500 or $50 which the
burglars secured.
The largest stock of ladies and misses
and childrens' hats, plumes and flowers
just received from New York and fac.
tories, will be sold at less prices than
any house in the East or West. An ex.
animation will convince you Of the fact.
J:C. Bright.
The regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Republican Club was held last
night at Arcadia Hall. After the
Transaction Of the usual routine OF bus.
mess and the delivery of the usual set
speeches the meeting adjourned for one
| week.
The prospect of a new railroad depot
on Alameda street, between Commercial
and Aliso, is now likely to be confirmed
at an early day. The present buildings
in that part Of the town ought to Be
torn down: and now is the time to re-
build.
Mr.. J. W. Adams returned yesterday
from Petaluma, with two fine Norman
stations, which he will keep for service
in Los Angeles and vicinity during the
present season, Of which due notice will
be given in the HERALD.
A hen belonging to one of our res
taurants laid an egg day before yester.
day measuring 6K inches arould one
way and "a the other. II will b. placed
in an incubator in about ten d ys.-Sal
BerRardino Inder.
In our notice of the ball TO be given
by the young Spanish-Americans on the
evening Of May 5th. we erroncously gave
the place as Turn Verein Hall, when il
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