Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-06

OF grain the neighberhood Of Or
ange, on non-irrigated lands, tina
contracts have been made for tn,
delivery of hay next week at $40 |
ton. Between Los Angeles an,
Compton, also, the farmers ar,
getting ready to cut hay.
DIR. Van Buren, returned to Lo,
Angeles yesterday, after a trip o
seine duration in Arizona and So
nora, during which he made many
interesting meteorological research
| es. DIR. Van Buren, was associated
for time with the railway sur
veying party of Col. Cbalmerl
Scott, and, we understand, has un.
earthed number of valuable
mines.
Sixteen-hook silk gloves in thu
most fashionable shades at rs cent?
Peoples store.
Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson, the
gifted lady who is writing up the
the missions of California fol
Seribner's-now the Century
magazine, returned to Los Angeles
from San Diego yesterday. Doubt
less We shall soon have pictorial
and descriptive evidences of her
sojourn hereabeuts in the pages of
that popular periodical. .
We understand that a movement
is on foot to purchase the ground
and buildings which now consti'
tute Chinatown, with the view OF
demolishing the latter and erect
ing on their sight - handsome
market house. If our people were
treated to view of a stately and
useful structure in place of the
present unsightly rookeries they
would rejoice exceedingly.
Some time ago, when Smith, OF
Smiths Hotel, formerly the While
House, opened one OF his faucets,
a lively little minnow ran out from
the Water Company's mains. He
put it in a tumbler on his counting
house desk; and, by this time, it is
a quite respectable fish, through a
constant changing or the water.
That fish looks as If it might be-
come marketable, In time.
Three and four-buttOn black I'M
dressed kid gloves at so cents.
Peoples store.
The ladies' of the German Benev-
client Society desire to return their
hearty thanks to the people of Los
Angeles for the signal success
which attended their late effort on
behalf of the poor. They Melted a
very handsome sum, the gross re.
ceipts being $417, expenses Sis
and net proceeds 1902. They de-
serve unstinted commentator for
their energetic and successful
charity.
Since Arthur has vetoed the
anti.Chiness bill we have some
doubts about admitting the San
Jose correspondence of "Veto" to
these columns. We shall proba.
bly, get over the difficulty by
changing the nom de plume when
the screed comes to hand. Moffitt
himself will forever hereafter be
sick of his favorite catchword, aud
must hunt up another if he desires
to remain agricultural editor of
the HERALD.
Thres-bntton kid gloves in stree
shades at so cents. Peoples store.
1t is a fact not generally known,
but it is nevertheless true, that our
friend DR.. Griffin, of this city, is
the great precursor OF Oscar Wilde.
The Doctors favorite colors were
always green and yellOw-the fa-
vOrite esthetic hues and q "green-
ery-yallery" complexion, like that
celebrated in Patience, was the
thing that instantly took his eye
when he was a young gallant. AS
the original Esthete he is entitled
to the hOnors.
The budget in Judge Adams's
Court yesterday was neither varied
nor sensational. John Higgins,
arrested for being drunk and dis.
orderly, plead guilty and was
given nine days. Martin Sanchez,
arraigned on charge of disturb
ing the peace, with the aggravat.
ing circumstance Of taking posses.
sion of the store kept by l.. AIdito,
corner Of Washington and San
Pedro street, was gwen the alter
native of paying fine OF $40 or
serving twenty days in the chain.
gang. Andronico Tapia, for firing
off his pistol, received five days.
The jury in the Hulse case con-
sists of A. Rorlck, o. F. Kimball,
T. Fl. Hickman, ]. F. Skinner, J.
McKersham, 8. w. La Dow, L.
Starbuck, n. Il. Turney, s. Prayer,
NJ. +. Collins, N. T. Campbell and
]. J. Mellus. District Attorney
Brown is assisted in the prosecu-
ton by Theodore Lynili. Victor
Montgomery. OF Anaheim, w. F.
Heathman, of santa Ana, and the
Messrs. 8. NJ. White and J. +. God.
frey, OF this city, comprise the for
midable list of attorneys for the
defence.
Don't fail TO go to the Japanese
Tea Party, Friday afternoon and
evening. Doors open at l o'clock
and o'clock p. M.
We regret to announce the dsatt
of Giila M. COram, wife of Mr.. E
II. Workman, which occurred 81
the residence of her husband, yes
terday afternoon, from consump'
ton. Tue deceased had been i'll
for the past six months, but hsC
been in the habit OF riding Gu,
on fine days. Yesterday morning