Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-30

immedb e surroundings. We commend
him to i who desire the leading daily
journal published south Of San Francisco.
''Nectar" cigars, P. o. Cigar Store. tt
McDonell's soda is the cheapest and
best of drinks. Twelve for rs cents.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium
Perfumes. For sale at all druggists.
Morford & Son offer fully furnished
five. .roomed house for rent in New To.
Day.
Rev. Father Meyer, President of st.
Vincent's College, returned last evening
from visit to Ventura county.
A 81 so cornice pole given away free
to each purchaser to the amount of ten
dollars-Vindication Sale, Peoples Store.
In the Mayors Court yesterday three
inebriates were fined s. each; two paid
and one stayed in for five days to So
ber up.
To young wido ws--If you desire
another husband, use Peck's Premium
Perfumes.
Prof. John A. Church and Miss Jessie
A. Peel, Nicholas T. McNally and Susie
Jones were yesterday licensed to enter
the haven of matrimonial bliss.
There were filed in the office of Re.
corder Miles, yesterday. thirteen deeds,
seven mortgages, four satisfactions OF
mortgages, seven miscellaneous papers
and two marriage licenses.
g. T. Switzer and T.. c. Lockhart, of
sau Bernardino, are stopping at the
Grand Central Hotel. They will take
in Santa Monica and see the country
around generally.
In Justice Ling's Court yesterday the
case of Dreater, arrested for burglary,
was set for Friday next and bail fixed at
$1,000. The case of the People vs..
Meyer, for malicious mischief, on trial.
Every department in the house
crowded with bargains and cornice poles
given awsy--Vindieation sale, Peoples
Store.
The Southern Ice Company was sold
at Sheriff 8 sale yesterday for $4,000, the
party purchasing being the holder Of the
execution. The price is significant that
there is trouble ahead. The property is
worth $4,000.
f. }. Gilmore gives notice IN this
mornings HERALD that he has sold Park
Station Warehouse to John s. Carr, of
the firm Of Carr Thompson, and asks
his former patrons to continue their
business with the new firm.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, Geo.
w. vaipey was convicted of empezzle-
ment, sentence to be pronounced this
morning. Geo. s. King. an old offender,
was held in bond of $500 for examine
tion. He didn't furnish the bonds.
The funeral Of NJ. Fitzgerald was
largely attended yesterday. After a
Requiem Mass at the Cathedral. the re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic
Cemetery by the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, Of which deceased was a mem
Der.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening: Maximum, $50
degrees; minimum, 500 degrees.
In the Superior Court yesterday the
City of Los Angeles won the suit which
the County OF Los Angeles brought
o.s a.. Al. l.. "A
penalties collected by City Justice Nor
gan. Score another victory for Colonel
Godfrey.
Now is the time to enter your horses
for regular board at the new livery and
boarding stable on Second street. in the
Hollenbeck Block; the finest and best
arranged for healtb. comfort and conve.
nience OF any similar establishment on
the Pacific coast. Holland L Akars will
keep ahead.
DIR. w. f. Reed has removed his res
idence to 6ll Downey avenue, East Los
Angeles, where his friends can find him.
He will in day or so be in telephone
communication with the city. He has
been in poor health aud moves to East
Los Angeles in the hope of bettering it.
As viii be seen by our market reports
there were numerous changes recored.
There were two lots of eggs sold, one
OF five and one OF ten cases, at 2S cents.
The closing figures were 27c. bid, and
29c. asked. Honey appears to be slightly
lower. in anticipation Of the great incom-
ing crop.
First-class pianos and organs, nsw and
secondhand, for sale and to rent. Val
entine's music store, p N. Main street.
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DIR. Koch, the distinguished invesii-
gator of the causes Of cholera, says dry
ness is fatal to the injecting germ. He
therefore advises that streets should not
be sprinkled in exposed cities. and that
all exposed clothing and apartments be
made perfectly dry. The microbes die
when separated from moisture.
Mr.. q. II. Watts, of Pasadena, whose
name has been mentioned in connection
with the candidacy for Sheriff of Los
Angeles county, by card in another
column announces that his business en-
gagements will prevent any such candi-
dacy. and requests that bis namc be
omitted in connection with the office.
Deputy Sheriff Huber was yesterday
summoned by telephone to Santa Mon.
lea, to take into custody one J. Morri.
son, a crazy fellow, who has been cut
ting up oil sorts OF senseless antics of
late, till his aetions became most unen.
durable and wasteful. He will be
brought 10 this city to-day for eyamina-
ton. 7sf
Deputy Sheriff Joe Leighton, Of New
hali. was in the city yesterday on bust
ness. In addition to his duties of Dep
ty Sheriff, Joe pats in his spare time In
prospecting. in which he is very success
fnl in the mountains in the north part OF
this county. Joe ought TO be million.
aire and Il looks now as il he might be
sometime.
4 ccrnice pole, valued at s. 80. given
away to every purchaser of pair of lace
curtains -VindIcation Sale, Peoples
| Store.
Mr.. II. J. Stevenson Ia now making q
closing sale of fine farming land, stu.
ated in salubrious region with plenty
of wood and water. and especially adnp-
ted to fruit-growing. He has just closed
sale Of s25. 900 for an adjoining tract.
and will sell the remaining 500 acres at
very low rate. His advertisement APP
pears in another column.
The remarkable richness OF the copper
mines Of Arizona is attracting English
capital to that Territory. Among other
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