Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-10
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LOCAL HREVITIE ES.

LOCAL ESs
Bright is selling goods cheapel
than ever.
Mr.. r. W. Stackpols returned
from San Diego yesterday.
The Grand Jury will be empan.
eled In Judge Sepulveda's Court
to-day.
Deputy Sheriff G. E. Huber goI
home from the Napa Insane Asy-
lum yesterday.
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, f. &
A. NJ, meets at 7 O'Clock this even.
ing for work in tho Fret Degree.
See notice.
The attention of owners OF horses
is directed to the advertisement ol
David Villa, horse shoer, which
appears under New To-Day.
Angelo at San Francisco ho.
tells on the Sth: II. s. Baker and
wife, Palace; g. B. Wright, Amer.
lean Exchange; V. A. LIE Prince,
Russ Hnse.
Go to J. G. Brights for your new
spring goods in hats, boots and
shoes.
BY reference to the Pacific Coast
Steamship schedule 1t will be seen
that the favorite steamer Orizaba
again takes her place in the line in
place Of the Senator.
Mr.. D. freeman, whom we en-
countered in Los Angeles yester-
day, informed us that the rainfall
at the Centinela during the late
storm amounted to one inch and
sixty hundredths.
We received a pleasant call last
evening from Gen. John r. Brier-
ly, who got home from Sacramento
yesterday. He will remain here
until the meeting Of the extra ses.
sion, which will probably be called
for the early part of April.
The March pumber of the Semi
Tropic California which lies on
our table is in every respect a
model one. It containa several
local Illustrations of great merit
and paper on grape growing from
the pen of Mr.. l.. ]. Rose, together
with other interesting articles on
topics OF moment TO this section.
A gentleman " ho clne down on
the regular train yesterday inform.
ed US that 1t showed briskly from
the time the oars left Keene al
most to Mojave. At Tehachepi
the ground was covered to a depth
of four or.five inches aud a number
of the passengers got off the cars
and INDUCED in an old fashioned
SNOWFALL match while the train
stopped.
Jose Fortes, suspected Of being
the person who burglarized the
residence of Mr.. r. G. Hsrgrave,
near Norwalk, last Sunday, an ac-
count of which was given In Tues
days HERALD, was arrested by Of
ficer Benites yesterday morning.
Fortes was taken to Police Head
quarters where he was searched
and the watch stolen from Mr., Har-
graves house found ON his person.
He was locked up to await exam
nation.
About 10 O'clock yesterday morr =
ing the rain, which had been fall
ing gently for "a hours, ceased, the
rainfall, according to the United
States Signal Service Officers re-
port, registering 90-10Oths. By
Mr.. o. H. Bliss's gauge, for the
same period, the fall was 1.l2
inches, and by Mr.. G. Ducommun's 8
l.25 inches, discrepancies that carl
probably be accounted for by the
fact that the three gauges are in
different localities in the oity, that
of the United States being on the
roof of the Baker Block, while the
other two are some distance apart
and located near the ground.
Mr.. o. f. Kimball Of our city is
just in receipt OF a letter from Mr..
D. ]. Meherin of San Francisco,
the protector of tho new line of
coast steamers which has been con.
siderably talked about of late. Mr..
Meherin says: "There will be a
meeting of the citizens OF Cambria
on the 18th instant for the promo
tion of the new enterprise, one at
Arroyo Grande on the 22d and one
at Santa Barbara on the 25th. /
expect to be in your town in few
days after leaving Santa Barbara.
I trust you aud all other enterpris.
Ing men will do all in your power
to aid the new line. IL IL certainly
a good project and one that the
people Of the southern coast are
greatly in need Of"
Big stock of goods just arrived at
BrighUs Cheap store.
Chief Of Police Gard yesterday
sfterRoon arrested RosaiiDO RSbles
and Alfredo Qoovers. two paisanos,
whom he saw in second hand
store, on Commercial street, try.
ing to dispose of some clothing. He
afterwards learned that the two
worshies, about noon, yesterday,
took an intoxicated Frenchman to
. lodging house and, after putting
him to bed, despoiIed him Of q coat
and pair Of pantaloons, which he
had bought ut the City Of Paris
store in the morning. Last even.
ing the Frenchmau, In his shirt
sleeves. called 1t the police office
to make complaint Of The robbery