Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-29
LOCAL RREVITIE8,

hea0 the double column 0Qver-
tisement OF B. F. Coulter.
See advertiseme "Wanted to
Rent" in our New To-Day.
Gen. P. Banning, OF Whining
ton, was in the city yesterday.
See the advertisement "Some-
thing New, Smiths Coffee House" "
Mr.. G. w. B. Mcdonald, of San
Diego, ts registered at the Cosmo.
politan.
Mr.. A. Fl. Julian, Of San Diego,
was in Los Angeles yesterday en-
route to visit his old home in Ala.
bama.
Persons desiring to secure board
In q pleasant and refined private
family are referred to the advertise.
ment "Board," under New To.
Day.
In a caae pending before Judge
Howard the following novel order
was entered yesterday: Judgment
postponed until marriage takes
place."
Eight ships, loaded with coal for
the s. P. II. r.. will be due at
Wilmington in July. We should
bs able to fill every ons OF them
with grain for Europe.
All persona who fail to 60 to
Coulter's reduction sale, 80 and 80
Main street, will miss the bargains
to be found there. He is certainly
selling large lines OF goods at re.
duced prices. Now is your chance.
Mr.. T. E. Beans, of the Board of
Trustees of the State Normal
School, who went down to San Di.
ego by the steamer Orizaba on
Saturday, returned yesterday and
went North overland last evening.
The trial of Ellen Stewart,
charged with assault to murder
Kitty Wozencraft (Shasta), an In-
dian woman who lives on Los An.
geles street, Is set for to-day In
Judge Sspulveda's branch of the
Superior Court.
Hon. c. Il. Ryland left Los An.
geles Sunday for his home at San
jose. Before going he impaired to
US his conviction that the Los An.
geles valley was the mOst exact re.
production of the Garden Of Eden
OF any place OF which he had any
knowledge.
Passengers by the steamer ORR
zaba are unqualified in their praises
of the admirable manner in which
that popular steamer has been re-
fitted. She has now the appear
auce of new vessel and with the
new staterOoms and the improve.
ments made In the old, is one Of
the most comfortable vessels afloat.
The Adslphi Theater will open
next Friday, April LIST, under the
proprietorship of Mr.. G. M. Kramer;
Geo. Willing, manager; Luke
Brapt, director; f. G. Powelson,
treasurer; Herman B0sshard, leader
eff orchestra; Archie Douglass,
master Of properties.
Shortly after 6 O'Clock, last even.
ing, q fire broke out In q small
frame house on Charity street,
near Sixth. An alarm was
promptly given but before the en-
gines reached the place, the fire
was extinguished with u garden
hose. Damage slight.
We had the pleasure of meeting
yesterday ex-senator Charles Ma.
clay, Of the San Fernando. The
old gentleman is in excellent
health and spirits. Is rs handsoms
as ever, and speaks in very high
terms of the crop prospects, In the
San Fernando valley. The out.
look there was never better.
/ One more rain will put the crops
everywhere beyond psradventure.
Even without additional rains
seven.eighths of the lands seeded
to the cereals are secure, but 1t Ia
good to gather in the odd fraction,
There is All odor of prosperous
season In the air which 10 just as
strong as the smell Of Iodine on the
seashore.
A gentleman left at the HERALD
office yesterday two ripe pears
plucked on Sunday last from q
tree growing on the ranch Of Mr.,
J. G. Davis, In the foothills near
, the Sierra Madre Villa. On the
: same tree may now be seen fruit ir
!, various stages Of growth and bios
! SONS.
Mr.. 8. Richardson, Of San Cab
|. risl, elsewhere In this mornine'i
HERALD adyertjses his improved
farm of7O acres for sale. Forty acre'
} of this desirable place are In citrui
and deciduous fruits, from which
$4,000 gross was realized the pressn
season, There are also 46O0 Mis-
sion grape vines In full bearing or
the place. To any one wishing Il
> secure profitable home place, tht
opportunity 10 first class.
/ On Saturday night Captain DaviI
3 arrested four boys whom he fount
J. in saloon after 9 O'Clock. Chile
Gard informs Us that he intendl
. hereafter to enforce tho ordinance
!: prohibiting boys from frequsntinl
saloons at Q later hour than
O'clock and that all boys found IL
I or about saloons after that houl
will be taken into custody. Thil
10 perhaps an infringement Of the
n privileges OF young America, but
r as the Chief 10 In earnest, we woult
advise the boys TO get home early