Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-11

ocratic Convention. The Doctor is a
we'll known Democrat, and perfectly
qualified for the duties Of the office.
The Banning Land Company broke
ground on the I'd instant for large two.
story hotel at Banning station. This
will add TO tho convenience Of land
seekers who are visiting that beautiful
valley, which is now being settled up
San Bernardino IHder.
The HERALD office is indebted to Mr..
VIM. II. Workman for basket of choice
grapes. Black Hamburg, Muscat, Berger,
Ziniandel aud Riesling. They were
raised on the hills and are very delicious,
and show what can be done with these
splendid foreign grapes In the soil OF
California.
$50 this is the pillar Of Hercules, she
said; II wonder what the rest Of his bed
clothes were made Of" Probably OF tho
zoe wide sheeting from Palmors bank
rupt stock, Peoples Store.
The Mormon question is still aRitating
Arizona, where the polygamists have
settled in the best counties in the Ter
ritory and are trying to convert some
OF the fair daughters of Arizona to their
unholy faith. The petition. previously
announced, to make Arizona State, TO
wrestle with the evil, has already been
forwarded to Washington.
Damaged dress goods at less than cost.
Coulter's thirty days sale, 236 North
Main street, Baker Block.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Cleveland Guards was held at tho
Democratic hcadq uarters last night. On
Friday next tho Guards will turn out for
n drill and large number are expected
to be present, as II will be the last
chance to drill before the campaign
opens on Saturday night. This Guard
is expected to turn ont in full numbers
on the night of the grand rally.
A great many railway employees, ms
well as people who are near to engines,
sometimes get cinder in the most deli
cate part of the body, the eye. which
J.. very painful. A simple cure is found
in placing one or two grains of haxseed
In the eye, which can be done without
pain. The gluten from the seed en-.
velops any foreign substance that may
be in the eye and the whole is washed
out.
An Eastern paper, devoted TO the in.
terests OF Touring mills, gives the fol
lowing information concerning the steel
rollers now used in all iirst.class mills.
That, under full speed, smooth roller
will last five years, and corrugated
roller seven years, before being renewed.
This is simpler and bettor than cutting
the old French burrs twice n month.
Guests at dinner in Morocco are
obliged to wash their faces and hands
during a meal. What blessing it would
be were the Peoples Store in Morocco
with their all linen towels l2ac, from
Palmer's bankrupt stock.
Prof. l.. b. Llwson's writing classes
open to day. at A. NJ at Eighth street,
Public School building, and at P. NJ.
at the Central on Temple street. Mr.
Lawson will give couple of lessons in
writing before the public schools re-
open. This will be an excellent oppor.
tunity for parents to give their children
professional instruction in this useful
and beautiful art.
The San Bernardino Times tells the
following; One of the most remarkable
yields of honey of which we have ever
heard has just been garnered by Mr.. II.
G. Parks, from his apiary near River.
side. The yield for the season from 30
hives was seven and Quartec tons, an
average of Ala pounds to the hive.
Where is the honey raiser who can beat
this record?
Mrs. d. G. Scott had large and fash
ionable birthday party at her residence
on Temple street last evening. Daring
the festivities she was presented with a
beautiful oil painting by her numerous
friends, for which she returned her
grateful thanks in a few graceful words.
The party was very joyous and enlivened
with music, dance and song, which con-
tinued till early morn.
Following is the ticket nominated by
the Democratic Convention at San Di.
ego on the 5th Supervisors-First Dis.
trict. Geo. A, Selwyn; Second District,
b. A. Burbeck; Third District, w. H.
Ogden; Fourth District, J. M. Woods;
Fifth District, S. Hunting; Assembly,
Frank A. Kimbal; Superior Judge,
Hon. w. 4. MvNealy; Sheriff, Fran
cisco Estudillo; County Clerk, J. M.
Dodge; District Attorney, John Il
Jones; Treasurer, DR.. +. A. Harper;
Recorder, =. A. McDowell; Public Ad-
ministrator, j. 5. Mannasse; Coroner,
Dr. X. NJ. Powers; Surveyor. c. j. Fox.
DIR. C. T. Widney. of the famous
Fulton sulphur Wells, was in the city
yesterday, The doctor is meeting with
great success at this excellent health
resort. Within the past month thirty
three building lots have been sold near
the wells and about $50, 900 have been
expended in improvements ON the build.
inys, which are commodious and comfort
able. The season at the Wells has
been prosperous and many chronic cases
of rheumatism and cutaneous diseases
have been cured. The effect of this
water on such diseases is perfectly
magical.