Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-11
LOCAL RREXITIES.
Last night was the coolest of til

season.
Judge Humphreys, of Santa Ana,
Is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
The mercury got down to SO de-
grees at the Signal Service office
yesterday evening.
Newly furnished rooms at No. 5
First street, are advertised for rent
under New To-Day.
The Board of Supervisors COM
pleted their work yesterday and
adjourned for the session.
A good dry goods or clothing
salesman advertises for situation
in this mornings HERALD.
General George Stoneman, of
San Gabriel, received $14,749. 05
gross for his grape crop this season.
A young man who speaks Eng
lish, French. and Spanish, ,adver-
tises for situation, under New
To-Day.
Deputy United States Marshal
Dunlap returns home from San
Francisco by this mornings over
land train.
Mrs. B. F. Orr, who has been on
o five months visit to her old
home in Pennsylvania, got home
W SnnfhArn a n
Deputy Sheriff Huber goes up to
San Quentin overland this evening
having in charge Thomas Cook,
sentenced to States Prison for two
years for burglary.
We received call yesterday
from Mr.. G. F. Niece, of Colorado
Springs, Colorado, who has come
here for the purpose of locating,
provided he can find good busi-
ness opening.
The horses and buggy found with
Benito Castillo when he was ar
rested, the other day, were yester-
day turned over to their owner, Mr..
Morgan, of Riverside, by Sheriff
Rowland.
The new schedule of the South
ern Pacific Railroad, giving the
time of the arrival and departure
of passenger trains, will be found
on the frs page of this MORNINGS
HERALD.
The violent wind which has pre-
vailed for the past three days ex-
pended its force on Wednesday
night and, as a consequence, yes
terday was bright and pleasant.
Mr.. w. L. Barnett and wife miss
Rachel Edelman) arrived in Los
Angeles from Texas,via the South
ern route, on Wednesday evening,
on a visit to Mrs. Barnett's father,
Rabbi Edelman. %
Angelef1os at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 9th: B. F. Coulter, F.
NJ. Coulter, Palace; G. A. Thorn
dyke, Grand; Mrs. J. E. Fulton,
Lick House; Frank Hanly, Amer.
lean Exchange.
Mr.. w. w. Ststson, OF San Fran
cisco, who was resident Of Los
Angeles twenty years ago, accom-.
panied by his family, is paying his
old home visit. They are stop.
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
The seven Barbara Coast gradu.
ates who attempted to demollsh
the Jail, the other night. were ex.
amined before City Justice Adaml
yesterday and were each held Ii
$500 bail for trial.
The case of J. G. Downey vs. VI
Meincer ct AL, which has been or
trial before Judge Howard for pint
or ten days, was concluded yester
day evening, was given to the
jury about nalf-past four O'CLOCK
and at ten O'Clock a verdict was
rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
We have received an invitati OF
to a banquet to be given to Hon
Granville H. Curry, Delegate Il
Congress from Arizons, at tn
Palace. Hotel, Tucson. Among tn
names of tho Committee Of Ar
rangsments we notice that of on
old towpsman, Thomas Gates
Esq.
The Board of Supervisors yester
day granted wharf franchises q
| Wilmington TO Messrs. w. II
Perry and Wallace Woodwork
and the Pacific Coast STEAMSHIP
Company. The petitions of j. +
James, Phineas Banning and Max
we'll d. Mcdonald, for simila
franchises, were denied.
| Yesterday afternoon while MI
8. B Caswell, collector for the Cit
Water Company, was collectin
water rates at house on the Eas
side, his horse took fright snd ra
away. AS he ran the cash pre-
yiously collected, which had bee
left in the buggy, was scattere
along the track of the flying an
mai, but was all recovered agail
with the exception of Elk dollars
The buggy was completed,
wrecked.
The scheme of grating grap
cuttings into the saguara cactu
I has not proven an entire success |
Arizona. Messrs. Paul Plumme
and II. H. Messenger tried the eS
pertinent last spring, but all th
: cuttings died during the summt
, mOnths. Mr.. Plummer will MAX
| other trials, OF which we will kee
. minute record, and his observi