Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-03
MEMORANDA.

the Fourth, the Southern Pacific start a
special from the Arcade depot at 8 a. m,
making the run to Santa Ana in 35 min
utes.
Lunch at White Flag, at Mo onstone
beach, Redondo.
Don't miss the L. A. G. B. A. picnic
at Sycamore Grove July 4th. The cable
cars will bring you to either depot. and
ten minutes will find you enjoying your
self beneath the trees,
Fine commercial lunch daily at the
Original Vienna Buffet, corner Main and
Requena streets. The coolest place in
the city. Try it.
The Los Angeles Star, published
monthly by G. I. Hahlg & Co., is one
OF the Oldest papers on the coast of its
kind. The first issue was in November,
1873, from 922 Market street, near where
the Baldwin now stands.
Attention is directed to the advert ise
ment of H. 0. Haines, which appears
elsewhere in the HERALD. Mr.. Haines's
place of business is at 339 N. Los Ange-
les street. He deals in Balm farm
wagons, business wagons of all sizes,
from the celebrated Flint road cart COM
| pany. Osborne mowers and extras, Prin-
cess chilled plows, heavy carriage bug
gies, etc.
Among the well-known and reliable
plumbers of the city is Frank A. Veins
bank of 204 E. Second street. Frank
has been in the business twenty-one
years, and in business for himself ten
years. He has done work in some of
the largest buildings in this city, and
now has $4,000 of contract work on hand.
Unlike most plumbers he is not rich,
which speaks volumes for the reason
ableness of his charges.
E. w. & o. e. Hopperstead, the we'll
known suppliers of barbers' material,
have moved to ITO West Third street.
just across from their old place. They
do everything in the grainding and
polishing line, and decorate and fire
china on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
@. w. Duffy, the asphalt worker of 122
West second streets, reports a big in
crease in his line. He makes specially
OF street paving, laying warehouse and
celler floors, sidewalks and reservoirs.
Rev. j. @. Hitchor will lecture Tues
day evening at the School of Art and
Design. Subject: Painting and Plastic
Art as Illustrated by Discoveries at
Rome, Pompeii and Herculanium. The
lecture is free and all interested are in
vited.
Very special for Tuesday. One pair
of American Madras curtains, including
a fine polished hardwood pole, chains,
hooks, rings, brackets, and everything
necessary to put them up with, all for
$2S5 set. City of London, 2l1 S. |
Broadway.
On the Fourth of July delicious and |
dainty lunch will be served at 223 S.
Broadway by the managers of the Ex-
change and their young lady friends. |
Sandwiches, veal loaf, salads, cream and |
water ices, Russian tea, lemonade, iced |
milk and buttermilk, etc.
Over an hours time in the sea trip to |
Catalina is saved by taking the joint
service of Southern Pacific trains and |
the magnificent steamship Hermosa.
Rates today and tomorrow are $3.50, |
returning until Wednesday. For steam
ers and special trains to all points, see
the Southern Pacific time table in these |
columns.
One of the oldest liquor dealers in Los
Angeles is Henry J.. III. Stuhr, having
been in business here for the past eigh-
teen years. His liquors are the very
best obtainable. His specialties are ma
tive wines and brandies and the cele-
brated o. X. Extra and Rosedale
whiskies.
]. @. Ayars, 424 s. Main street. is the
owner of patents for Southern California
for the celebrated Jones national fence,
which is undoubtedly the strongest and
endurable fence in existence. Else
where in the HERALD appears the ad-
vertsement of Mr.. Ayars, a perusal of
which will be an advantage to those
who intend putting up fences.
Cathedral music at 10 a. m. LIE Jeal's
mass complete. Miss Lima Crews will
assist the choir throughout the mass.
At the offertory Ave Maria trio by
Owens, Mrs. Stanbury, soprano; Mrs.
Gardner. alto; Mr.. Joseph f. Nuelle,
tenor. Today is the feast OF Peter and
Paul Vespers, 7 80 p. m. Good music.
Ite Misa Est, cornet solo, Mr.. Christian.
A. G. Gardner, organist.
The Tabor Carriage Works, at l35 and
1877 West Fifth street, has taken its
place among the largest and most sub
stantial business houses in Los Angeles. |
By turning out frstclass work and ca
tering to the public they have estab-
lished prosperous business. J. U. Ia
Dor. president of the works, leaves for
the east shortly, to bring out another
carload of buggies and carriages. These |
will be made-up work on white, and pur-
chasers are thus enabled to see the quail
ity of the article they are buying and
have it painted and finished to order in
any style or design. The works have
been incorporated and occupy the whole
of a large two-story brick block. The
company have secured valuable acqui-
eition in the person of Mr.. F. P. Frost,
recently of Green, COL, who is secretary
and treasurer. The directors of the
the works are: J. U. Tabor, F. P. Frost,
Robert Hale, j.. Ross Clark, John H.
Jones, l. H. Johnson, Robt. Fl. fowler.
The Southern California railway, Santa
Fe route, has completed arrangements
with the Wilmington Transportation
company whereby the fine steamer
Hermoaa will ply regularly between