Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-10
LOCAL RREVITIES.

LOCAL RREVlTIES.
Messrs. Morford & Brown, In our
New To-Day, advertises for 10. 600
sheep.
Chfldren's pebble goat shoes at
85 cents in the shoe department OF
the Peoples store.
Thermometer for the "a hours
ending at 8:l5 last evening: Maxi
mum, 640; minimum $50.
The Board Of Supervisors was
engaged all day yesterday in the
consideration of road matters.
Judge Sspulveda got off for San
Francisco last evening and will be
absent until the first Of March.
Council meets as a Committee of
the Whole this afternoon to fix the
water rates for the ensuing year.
A desirable sheep and cattle
range, near Camp Thomas, Ari.
zoDa, is advertised for sale in our
New To-Day.
The Los Angeles Commercial
speaks of Mr.. Crank as our next
represen tative in Congress. o, we
guess not. We have had cranks
enough there already.-Son Diego
NeaVs.
Mr.. A. G. Holmes, who has filled
the Office Of Notary Public in this
city for the past ten years, yester.
day received his comm issien from
Governor Perkins re-appointing
him for the ensuing two years.
Pinkeye 10 prevailing among all
the horses in this valley, and sew
eral fine horses have succu N bed to
the disease. If the owners will
treat them carefully, especially in
regard to Overheatipg, the danger
is slight.-Sdn Bern0rnino Index.
Only a few more Isle thread Bal
briggsns at 40 cents a pair, at the
hosiery department OF the Peoples
store.
Findings and judgment for the
plaintiff, in the case of Smith vs..
Smith, tried before Judge Hines
during his recent visit to Los An
geles, we're received yesterday
from San Buenavehtura and filed
by the County Clerk.
We had the pleasure Of q call
yesterday from our former towns
man Mr.. Louis Brandt. Louis, his
friends will he glad to learn, is the
same genial fellow as Of old, and
looks as If the world went we'll with
him.
We this morning commence the
publication of the list of passen.
gers from the East via the South.
ern Pacific Railroad and it's con.
nectiOns, telegraphed specially to
the HERALD from Casa Grande,
Arizona. 1t will appear regularly
hereafter.
| We had t1e pleasure Of encoun-
tering yesterday G. Granville John
son, Esq, q gentleman who, for
some time past. has been making
his habitat with Sheriff Rowland,
on the Puente ranch. This poet
and philosopher conjoined seems to
be enjoying robust health.
| Mr.. S. A. Tuttle went up to San
Francisco yesterday, on q visit
combining pleasure and business.
Southern California has q lien on
"Sam," and we hope to see him
again amongst us soon. Mr.. Tuttle
has been one Of the most popular
conductors ever known on the
Southern Pacific Railway.
In the City Court yesterday w.
H. Maggie, arraigned on the charge
OF stealing $35 from Mrs. Thenell,
was, on motion of the Deputy Dis
trict Attorney, dismissed, the evi
dence being insufficient to convict.
Antonio Anderson, charged with
being drunk, was discharged and
Johh Lawrence, for the same
offence, was sent up for nine days.
Twsnty.seven. inch gray cloth,
all wool, 20 cents a yard at dress
goods department, Peoples store.
Hon. g. M. Chilicott, ex-Con.
gresham, and ex.Sheriff II. r.
Price, of Pueblo, Colorado, are
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Both gentlemen, who are on their
way home, are so well pleased with
Los Angeles county that they will
probably return and take up their
permanent residence here.
The free lecture OF Mrs. DR.. Potts
to ladies at the Fort street M. E.
Church, yesterday afternoon, at
tracted the largest gathering of the
fair sex ever assembled in Los An
Igeles. The pay lecture at the same
place, to q mixed audi
ence, last night, was also
largely attended and was lis
tened to throughout with the at.
most attention. For subjects this
afternoon and tonight see adver-
tisement elsewhere.
| We had the pleasure Of a call
yesterday from our old friend Mr..
@. M. Lawrence, of the Csjon Pass.
He Informed US that the develops
ment OF the coal miHes discovered
by himself and Mr.. Tay, in the
Pass, is progressing most sstisfac.
torily, the vein widening and the
coal improving In quality as they
go In on the vein. A good wagon
road has been constructed to the
mines and they are now building
an immense bunker for the recep-
tion OF coeI at the mouth of the
mine. Mr.. Lawrepes says the
quality OF the coal is fully equal to
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