Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-24
There seems to be one conductor

There seems to be one conductor
on the Southern Pacific Railroad
who nsglects to forward the pas
sepger list from Fresno. At least
the frequency and regularity of the
intervals at which the omissionl
have occurred would suggest that
the oversight Is the work of the
same conductor.
If there is a boom in nothing
else hereaways, the rapidity with
which the temperature has gone
up in the past three days would
indicate that we can't make the
same complaint in regard to the
weather-650 Monday, 76' Tuesday
80 "Wednesday and $40 yesterday.
A few more of surprising value
soft honey-comb spreads, rs cents.
Peoples store.
The German Ladies' Benevolent
Society are making great prepare.
tions for their anniversary enter.
taiRment and ball, to be given at
Turn Verein Hall Saturday even
ing, March 29th. From ali we can
learn 1t will eclipse any similar
entertainment ever given in Los
Angeles.
We will come to the front in q
few days with complete price
list of our boots and shoes. We
have this to say to our COMPETE
tors, whether they be boot and
shOe stores, clothing stores or dry
goods stores: We will deposit in
any bank in this city $1,000 and
award the same to any house that
will equal our prices for the same
quality Of goods. Prices talk.
Lewis Bros.
BY card elsewhere it will be seen
that Mr.. J. w. Davis has purchas-
ed the wood, coal and hay yard of
W. E. Rogers, Spring street, ad-
joining Trinity M. e. Church. Mr..
Davis will continue to keep a full
supply Of the articles named, which
he Will supply to patrons on short
notice aud at reasonable prices.
Give him a call.
The second and final rendition of
"The Triumph Of Love,p at Turn
verein Hall last night, was greeted
by fac audience. The perform
ance was, in every respect, a high
ly enjoyable one, the several par
ticipants acquittiDg themselves
with grace AMI skill. We congrat.
ulate Mrs. Neumayer upon having
provided our people with such a
delightful entertainment.
Robert Hunter, who has served
several terms ON the chain gang
for petit larceny, yesterday after
noon broke into the storeroom of
the Pacific Hotel, near the railroad
depot, and stole several hams. He
was arrested by officer Horner aud
and locked up for examination on
the charge of burglary. When
taken to police headquarters he
said TO Captain Cuddy: "Enter the
same Old name Robert Hunter-I
never change my name.n
Lewis Bros. have but one word
to say to oil boot and shoe stores,
clothing stores and dry goods
stores, with their miserable apolo-
gies for shoe departments: When
they shall come out with their
price list and let the public Judge
from figures which is really the
cheapest, then will Lewis Bros.
notice their Insignificant opposi-
ton. No talk, no brag, but fig
ures is what we want. Either pub
lish your price list or retire into
the obscurlty which has always
enveloped you.
The announcement for the grand
opera-concert rendered to the La :
dies Benevolent Society by Signor
Antinori and Signors Gemm o
Tiozzo will be found elsewhere In
this mornings HERALD. These
distinguished artists will be assist.
ed by the best amateur and profes.
sioDal talent Of the city. The first
part will consist of solos and du.
cites to be followed by the opera OF
La Favorita. We think we haz-
ard nothing in promising our citi.
zens one of the most delightful en-.
tertainments ever given in Los
Angeles. The box sheet is now
open at Lazarus's book store where
reserved seats can be secured.
Col. James J. Ayers, of the
Evening Espress, yesterday pre-
sented the Public Library of Los
Angeles with bound files of the
San Francisco Morning Cali from
the initial number, December 1st,
1856, to May, lS66-sighteen vol.
umes. The paper starts out az an
Sxl2 sheet, and increases, by vari-
Gus enlargements, to its present t
dimensions. This contribution
will place the patrons OF the libra
ry within easy access of the cur
rent history OF San Francisco and
the whole State for ten eventful
years, and will give complete re-
fsx of all the phases of politics,
the revolutions of parties and the
great changes in public opinion
during that wonderful period of
changes which transpired between
1859 and the close of the civil war.
1t will also call vividiy to mind o
state OF society now rapidly pass
ing away, when California was es.
sentially mining State and sgri-
culture only III IT'S infancy. The
student OF California history anG
manners will find these volumes
interesting aud instructive.
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