Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-19
LOCAL RREVITIE.S


LOCAL RREVITIE~.
Mr.. L. j. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
was In the city yesterday.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum 530;
minimum 800.
General and Mrs. Stoneman, of
San Gabriel, are registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
A we'll established business in
Arizona is advertised for sale I'M
der New To-Day.
A quorum not being present last
evening, the Council adjourned
until Tuesday at 2P NJ.
Mr.. Chas. II. Condee, a real es.
tate agent of San Bernardino, Is
registered at the Pico House.
Mr.. l.. M. Titus and wife and
Miss Gray, of Mission San Gabriel,
are stopping at the PIco House.
Nine deep water ships are now
discharglng cargoes of steel rails
and coal at Wilmington Hsrbor.
During the present week the av.
erage output of coal at Whining
ton Hsrbor will be 900 gross tons
per day.
Meeting as usual at Good Tenn.
plars' Hall at 2:45 P. NJ, Sunday,
February 10Th. Free discussion
and seats free.
A large shipment Of fruit and
fresh vegetables goes to points in
New Mexico and East by Wels,
Fargo & Co.'s Express this morn
ing.
Our genial friend Mr.. Frank B.
flaming came up from Whining
ton last evening to attend the tes-
timonlal concert to Miss Mamie
Perry.
The steamer Ancon sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
M. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
The merchants Of San Bernar-
dino have signed All agreement to
nj Of
Wednesday in honor Of Washing
toms birthday.
Mr.. Martin C. Marsh. late of the
Pico House, went up to San Fran
cisco overland on business last
evening. He expects TO be back
In three or four days.
The Atlantic express from SsE
Francisco was four hours late yes
terday morning. The detention
was caused by the engine jumping
the track at Tehschepi. No dam
age was done.
The schooner Jessie NickersoD,
Blum, master, with lumber for
Perry. Woodwork & Co, was
tOwed up TO the wharf at Whining
ton yesterday morning, where she
Is dischargiDg cargo
Thomas Sullivan was adjudged
insane in Judge Towards Court
yesterday snd was committed to
The Nspa Asylum. He viii be
taken mp overland by Deputy
Sheriff Huber thls.evehing
Elsewhere appears the notice Of
the dissolution of the firm of Girls
weld &c Marsh, late prOprietors Of
The Pico House. All bills against
the late firm Will ba paid, and all
debts due thsm will be collected
by Mr.. Marsh.
1t Is said that the earthquake of
two weeks ago was followed by an
increase in The flow Of several arte-
sian wells TT Westminster. This
10 the fret tlms that any good Ie-
suits from these shakes have been
recorded. --Anaheim Gazette
Joe Wilkinson, charged with an
attemp; to commit burglary, was
examined before City Justice
Adams yesterday and, in default
OF ball, he was cimmitted for
trial before the Superior Court.
He intends, we nu,lerstand, TO plead
guilty.
We bave been requested to an
noupce that meeting will be
held Tomorrow (Mordsy) evening,
in Justice Fishers court room.
Temple Block. to make the neces.
sary arrangements for the recep-
ton Of Hon. /. p. UConn0r on
the eth inst.
The jury in the case of J. G.
Chadwick, tried in Justice Fish
ef's Court yesterday on the charge
OF stealing package of ferns from
the Post Office window, brought in
verdict Of guilty. A motion for
new trial was made by his attor-
uey aud taken under advisemen
by Justice Fisher.
The sale of the Nadeau lot, at
the corner of First and Spring
streets, we are informed, has not
been completed, notwithstanding
the report of morning contempO-
rary that 1t had. Mr.. Nadeau was
offered $4,000 for the property,
which he defined, aud there the
matter stands for the present.
The programme for the entertaln-
ment and ball to be given by Con.
fidence Engine Company No. 2,