Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-19
LOCAL HREVITIES.

Gen. j. r. Brierly went up Il
San jose yesterday for week.
paseO.
Mr.. N. r. Vail Ia amongst th,
passengers due from San francisco
this morning.
Thermometer for "a hours endine
at 8:15 last evening: Maximum 500
minimum 440.
The ploughs are busy in the Sar
Fernando Valley even now repar
ing fields. for late sowing.
The Zsrjsro reports that the
Los Angeles river rose to a height
of ten feet during the recent rains
Three excursion parties from the
East are booked to arrive in Los
Angeles during the month ol
April.
Mr.. l.. Harris, of the Quincy
Hall clothing house, returns home
by this mornings San Francisco
train.
The day when Los Angeles street
shall be opened out will mark q
new and pleasant departure In Los
Angeles.
The Rt. Rev. w. I. Kip, d. D.,
l.. l.. D., will officiate at st. Atha-
nasius' Church to-day at II A. M.
and 7 PM NJ.
Col. Duukelberger went up to
San Francisco overland iast even
ing on business connected with the
POstoffice.
Mr.. Frank M. Pixley, editor and
proprietor of the San Francisco
Arg0n0ut, is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Any one who walks to the top of
Fort Hill will be repaid by a glori-
Gus view. Both hill and valley are
a macs of the most brilliant emer-
aid.
The case Of the people VS.. Carlos
Moreno, charged With attempt to
commit burglary, fs set for trial
before Judge Sepuiveda ON Mon.
day.
AT 8 o'clock last night a light
shower fell, lasting about five min
utes. AT this hour-2 A.. the
indications are favorable to more
rain.
Thieves broke the window OF
Messrs. Goldman & Co. on Friday
night and stole some watch chains.
No cline has been obtained to the
perpetrators.
The shoe dealers three column
veDomous article falls fiat. The
peoples Store will regulate
their own prices whether it suit
the ring or not.
Mrs. John Lang departed Tues
day for he. old home in Los Ange-
les, thus depriVing Arizona of her
haudsomest woman. - Tombstone
Nugget, March 16th.
The Messrs. Hammel g. Denker
have eighteen hundred acres in
fine wheat and barley op their
Cahuenga farm. They are row
plOughing for corn.
Lewis Bros. never advertise N a.
chine sewed trashy boots and choes
as hand.sewed goods. They sell la j.
dies genuine pebbie goat Califor.
MIA made shoes for ST.. 25, and every
pair bears the stamp OF the manu-.
facturer.
The Religio-Philosophical SO
ciety meets as usual at Good Tenn.
plars' Hall to-day at 2:45 p. NJ
Discussion continued on the origin
of Christianity. Trance speaking
is expected.
The Council last night appointed
Messrs. Schieffelin, Chandler ano
Moore, in conjunction with ths
Chief of Police, special commit
tee so investigate Chinatown and
report to Council.
The ehoe dealers have declared
war against the Peoples StOre'
prices. Battle as you will, they
are the peoples champions anf
shall keep the prices down.
The holder of ticket No. Is Il
the winner of the watch rafiied b,
Mrs. McFadden, widow of the lat
policeman McFadden. Mrs. Nc
Fadden desires to return thanks t,
her friends for their kind assista nc,
in making the rattle q success.
Francisco Ballestero, Louis La
venthal and Juan Vega, sentence,
to States Prison for eighteel
months each for waylaying an,
robbiDg Chinsman on San Fer
nando street, last Wednesday night
were taken up to San Quentin by
deputy Sheriff Huber yesterday
evening.
Lewis Bros. put out more boot
and shoes for show than can b
found in the apology for shoe de
partment of one price dry good
houses. Forty thousand dollars
worth of boots and shoes, an,
every pair bears the stamp of tn,
manufacturer. at Lewis Bros.
| Ex. Roadmaster Sebastian, c
the Cahuepgs, has collected S3l 2
for Mrs. MulIoy, the poor woma
who was burned out of house an
home there the other day. Ever
one whom Mr.. Sebastian al