Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
DAILY HERALD.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

| A prospeetor advertises for partner
in our New To Day.
A good blacksmith advertises for q
situation in our New To-Day.
Hon. c. N. FELTON,, of Newhall, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
A young man who is willing to work
advertises for O situation under New To-
Day.
For banquets, dinners and parties use
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any i'm
ported.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening: Maximum,
75'; minimum, 46'.
Mr.. A. E. Horton, familiary known as
the father of San Diego, passed through
Los Angeles on Sunday.
Col. 1. r. Dunkelberger and family,
who have been at San Francisco on a
brief visit, return home overland this
morning.
Judge Sepulveda went down to San
Diego overland yesterday to hold Court
for Judge McNealy who is still confined
to his house by sickness.
Captain j. A. Gordon, the old-time
popular manager of the st. Charles
Hotel, this city, is paying Los Angeles
visit, and is stopping at the Pico House.
The city was almost entirely depopu-
lated on Sunday, nearly everybody hav-
ing gone to Santa Monica to attend the
picnic of Confidence Engine Company
No. q
A party of twenty of the Philadelphia
excursionists who arrived in Los Ange-
les last Thursday left for Yosemite Val
ley by last evenings San Francisco
train.
Mr.. S. w. White, who lives beyond
Sepulveda Station, planted out this year
5000 grape cuttings, of the Mission
variety, every one of which is growing
thriftily.
Hon. j. d. Hines, Superior Judge of
Ventura county, arrived in the city yes
terday. He will preside in Judge Sc
pulveda's department of the Superior
Court for the next fortnight.
The San Diego people are taking time
by the forelock. A meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce has already been
called to make preparations for the
proper celebration of the Fourth of July.
Mr.. Edward Reid, proprietor of
"Reid's," who has been rusticating at
Fulton Wells for the past fortnight, re-
turned to the city yesterday refreshed
and reinvigorated by his short vacation.
Mr.. A. w. Potts went up to San
Francisco overland yesterday to attend
the commencement exercises ut Sacketts
Academy, at which Frrd w. Potts has
been student for the past two years.
He will return about the Goth instant.
We understand that Messrs. Woods l.
Osborne are negotiasing with the Milton
Noble Comedy Company, now playing
at the Bush street Theatre, San Fran
cisco, to visit Los Angeles the week fol-
lowing Rails Uncle Toms Cabin COM
pany, June lst, 2nd and 3rd.
Attention is directed to the new adj
vertisement of the Peoples Store, the
proprietors of which have received let
ter from their buyer at San Francisco
advising them that he had just purchas-
ed vt auction $1,000 worth of bankrupt
goods. Great bargains may now be
looked for.
School Census Marshal Madegan yes
terday commenced taking the census of
the population of Los Angeles city be-
tween the ages of and II years, and as
his first days work registered 1873. In
his rounds he found three families which
aggregated 80 children.
We were favored with a call yester-
day from Mr.. r. L. Mckee, editor of the
Ell Paso Herald He is member of the
Texas Press Association excursion party
which paid our city visit recently.
Mr.. Mckee will spend several days in
our city before returning to his Texas
home.
In City Justice Adams's Court yester-
day John Doe, charged with battery,
gave bail in 500 for his appearance for
trial at $50 o'clock this morning. Hen
ry Trademan, drunk, went up for nine
days. Rangel and Lopez, charged with
assault to commit murder, were exam
ined and discharged, the evidence being |
insufficient to hold them.
Col. Hewitt, who accompanied Gen.
eral Superintendent Fillmore and party |
on their tour of inspection as far as
Yuma, the end of his division, returned
home on Sunday evening Superintend-
ont Fillmore who ooas fo the 90 end Of |