Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-06
DAILY HERALD.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Latest Styles OF laules snoeS maze at
the Mammoth Golden Boot.
Mosgroves shoes. Peoples store.
Seventy-ive voters registered at the
County Clerks office yesterday.
The Eclipse Champagne is now used
at all high-toned banquets and parties
Shoes from Mosgrove's. Peoples store
Attention is directed to the card of
Mrs. krumdick, which appears under
New To-Day.
Mr.. J. E. Hollenbeek went up to San
Francisco overland Sunday on short
business visit.
Side button kid shoes, 81 80. Peoples
store.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening Maximum,
so; minimum. So.
Mr.. d. Mahlstedt yesterday welcomed
a daughter to his household and is cor
respondingly happy.
| Children's Oxford ties, soc. Peoples
store.
The ouly place in this city where you
can find full assortment of leather and
findings is at the Mammoth Golden
Boot.
Mr.. B. Chandler came in from the
Puente oil district yesterday. He tells
us that developments is progressing favor
ably.
French kid shoes, centre table, Peo-
ple's store.
DR.. Walter Lindley writes us from
Brooklyn, New York, that he will leave
that city to return home about the 10th
instant.
The steamer City of Chester will tax
the place of the Orizaba on the next
trip, while the latter lays up for gen.
eral overhauling and repairs.
Real kid shoes from Mosgrove's. Peo-
ple's store.
Mr.. c. II. Simpkins, President of the
Los Angeles Gas Company, came down
from San Francisco on Sunday and is
stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. Alex. Toerges, Jr., editor of the
Cincinnati Freie Presse, and family, who
have been spending some days visiting
friends in Los Angeles, went up to San
Francisco overland last evening.
Children's low cut shoes, centre table,
Peoples store.
The keeper of the bagnio and her four
boarders, arrested on Saturday night,
were arraigned before City Justice
Adams yesterday and gave bail for their
appearance for trial at 10 A. NJ. on Tues
day next.
Fresh vegetables were shipped from
this city yesterday per Wells, Fargo &
Cos Express as follows: To Arizona
and New Mexico, 1884 pounds; to San
Francisco, 3, l05 pounds; total. four and
half tons.
Spring heel shoes from Mosgrove's.
Peoples store.
Hon. George H. Anderson, ex-State
Senator and formerly Postmaster at
Pittsburgh, Pa, who has been visiting
his brother, Mr.. j. w. Anderson, of Or
ange, for some weeks, left for the East
via San Francisco last evening.
The Pacific Express, due here at 4:45
Sunday evening, arrived about four hours
behind time. The detention was caused
by the spreading of the track near the
culvert, eight miles east of Yuma, that
was burnt last Tuesday night. The de-
lay was the only damage sustained.
Pebble goat shoes from Mosgrove's.
Peoples store.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. John Kelly, the famous pio-
neer musician of California. Mr.. Kelly
came to California in 40, and is known
personally to every old miner on the
Coast. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Kelly and came to enjoy our delightful
climate for short season.
The picnic of the THIRTY Fights En-
gine Company at Sycamore Grove ON
Sunday was one Of the most delightful
entertainments of the season. The boys
provided all sorts of amusements for
their guests and all present enjoyed
themselves to the full. The company,
we understand, will net between 5000
and $500.
1t appears that P. McFadden, who
was reported dead and on whose estate
letters of administration have been ap-
| piled for by Peter Bradley, is in Ireland,
alive and well, as was alleged yesterday
by lawyer from San Francisco
who appeared in Judge Howards
department of the Superior Court to
contest the application of Bradley.
The furniture complete of ten rooms,
including fine parlor and bedroom sets,
and kitchen furniture, are advertised for
sale at auction at ITO Main street next
Thursday, commencing at 10 A. NJ. This
furniture is all of the best quality and as
| the sale will be positive, we have no