Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-21
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Tombstone has a new paper call
ed the Daily Evening Tribute.

IOmOStODe mas new paper call.
ed the Daily Evening Tribute.
Meyberg Bros. advertise else.
where for the return of their de.
livery book.
There are elegrams at the office
for Alpha Wright, VIM. Walters,
Frank Paterson.
Mr.. P. Y. Cool has just bought
some fine lots near the University
and will erect house soon,
The Anaheim wine crop for 1881
10 $4,000 gallons, an increase OF
$4,000 gallons over last year.
1t cost the worthy Billie Gordon
50 for unsteady navigation and pu.
gilistic tendencies yesterday.
Northcrafts & Clark advertise all
auction sale of chromos and steel
engravings for Thursday evening,
at 1850 O'Clock.
Pocket knives, pocket shears,
scissors, razors and strops can be
bought cheaper and better at
Preuss & Pironi's than elsewhere
in town.
The ladies of the Congregational
church contemplate giving a Jap.
anese tea party shortly after the
holidays, the time not having been
agreed upon as yet.
There is this difference between
hap. iness and wisdom: he who
thinks himself the happiest man
really Is so; but he who thinks
himself the wisest is generally just
the reverse.
Last night the police arrested
Charles Williams for using vulgar
language, also Pat O'Connor, AL
bert Huber and James Mexican for
vagraney and James Butler for
being drunk.
Those who contemplate making
presents should visit Preuss 4 Pr
ionps drug store, on Spring street,
and see their assortment of odor
cases, card cases, cigar and ciga.
rette cases. letter cases. and ladies'
satchels.
This is the way they do it in San
Diego: "The following notice was
found yesterday posted on the door
of Mr.. Washburn's boat house:
This place has been gone through
Once-rass il. By order of
Chief Burglar"
Sun.
The weather for the last two or
three nights has been exception
ally cold, the therm ometer failing
as low as $50 last n'ght. On the
CentinelA rancho ice formed half
an inch in the horse truughs, and
the orchard was covered with u
white frost.
The advertisement of Mr.. NJ. w.
Childs, the enterprising Pioneer
hardware merchant ct No. 81 Los
Angeles street, may be seen in
New To-Day. He has a splendid
stock of goods on hand and can ac-
com modate the public in many
ways. See his advertisement
Mrs. Charles Eaton, the lady who
was 30 severely burnt on Monday
morning, died at 4:25 P NJ yester-
day, after suffering intense agony.
Although her physicisns antici-
psted her recovery at the time,
they were unable then to detel-
iOipe the extent Of the il juries
which have since proved so fatal.
Snow storms and myriads of
"'cow.boys" and "rps,lers" make
Tombstone a pleasant place TO live
in just now While there is peace
in that haili wick at present a gen
tleman just from there informs US
that 1t is the calm that precedes
the storm, and that further bloody
developments are possible at any
time.
Mr.. A. p. Luse, of the San Fran
cisco type foundry firm of
Marier, Luse 81 Co., is visiting
Los Angeles, having arrived via
the Southern route. He proposes
to speud some little time here in
the interest OF his health, which
has been slightly impaired, of
late, by too much attention to bus
mess.
The property of the insolvent es-
tate of Domingo Garcia was sold
yesterday by.Mr. A. Valla, the as.
signee. Mr.. V. Ponet was the for
tunate buyer of a lot lying between
Buena Vista and New High streets
for 5000, for which he refused
$1,000 before leaving the ground
The amount realized on the six
lots cold was 81 ,14l. The buyers
we're V. Ponet, 2. Lorondo, J.
Baldwin and P. Dassaud.
At a recent debate Of one of ouI
literary societies, which is com.
posed of some growing local lights
after three hours of hard debating
this President, in giving his deci.
sion. said he could not c0nscien.
.clously pronounce in favor Of
either side as, In their anxiety tt
establish the truths OF their argu.
ments, they had not go much a.
once touched upon the question il
,dispute.
Mr.. Thomas Nickerson, Pres!
dent of the California Southern
and party, arrived ut Boston OF
the 18th. After "swingipg sroun.
the ctrcle'-taking in Central an,
Southern California, Arizona
Northern Mexico as far AS Quay
mas, New Mexico and Northwes
ern Texas, (the different localitie
OF the several roads In which MI
NiekersOn IL interested -the part,
reached home in good time.
This was q long, and sometimes