Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-11

Ice cold Boca Book Beer five cents {
glass, at Bob Eckerts.
The Eclipse Champagne is now USED
at all high-toned banquets and parties
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at S:l5 last evening Maximum,
S6'; minimum, 49,.
Deputy Marshal Dunlap got home
from an official visit to San Francisco
yesterday.
The town will be deserted next Sun.
day as everybody will be at the Conf
dence picnic.
Go to Browns Ice Cream Parlors, Car.
dona Block, for ice cream, Strawberries
and other delicacies.
Ex-Sherif Burns of this county is
now proprietor of the New York Hotel,
Fremont, Nebraska.
Mr.. E. j. Baldwin, of the Santa
Anita Rancho, is passenger by this
mornings train from San Francisco.
Pool selling ON to-day's races, with
Nick Covarrubias as auctioneer, was
quite lively at Ned McGinnis's saloon
last night.
Mr.. Fred j. Holbrook is busy filling
an order for 5000 feet of four-inch water
pipe for Mr.. j. de Barth Shorb, of San
Marino.
The Good Templars will have basket
picnic at Downey City ON the 9th inst.
Merrill Lodge proposes to send large
delegation.
The store of Charles Brode, ON Spring
street, was broken into on Tuesday
night and some cigars and about four
dollars in nickels stolen.
DIR. w. w. Ross got home yesterday
from flying trip to Yuma, Arizona.
He reports that the weather there is al
ready getting to be pretty warm.
We learn from Dewey& & Co.'S Scientific
Press Patent Agency that Jesse H.
Burke, Of Los Angeles, on the 25th of
April, was granted a patent for car
brake.
All He, the Chinaman arrested for
keeping an opium den, was arraigned
before City Justice Adams yesterday
and held in 5000 bail for trial on Wednes-
day next at l0A NJ.
The jury in the case of the People VS..
+. Gauthier, charged with violating the
Sunday law, tried in Justice Johnson's
Court at Wilmington yesterday, brought
in verdict of not guilty.
Mrs. Charles Stubs made informa-
ton before City Justice Adams yesterday
charging Mrs. McCurdy with disturbing
the peace. The accused was arrested and
held for trial at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
The bee men throughout the county
feel jubilant over the prospects of q
good honey crop this year, the warm
weather of the past three OF four days
having had most beneficial effect on
that interest.
In the half mile and repeat at Agr..
cultural Park yesterday Gray Mirt
made the fastest time ever recorded at
that track-frst heat .49f and the Sec
ond heat in .5ld. The quarter mile
dash was made in .24I.
General Superintendent Fillmore and
Auditor G.. A. Grow, of the Central
Southern Pacific Railways, and party
of Eastern railway officials are expected
to arrive in Los Angeles by special car
this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Fuller, of Downey
City, was in town yesterday. Since the
action of the Board of Supervisors de-
clining to pay costs in the Sunday law
cases, he is not anxious to do any more
business in that line.
We direct the attention of our lady
readers to the card of Misses Jerabech
and Schley, fashionable hair dressers.
These ladies have just arrived in Los
Angeles with full stock of the latest
styles of hair goods which they offer at
San Francisco prices.
Joe, an American of African descent
was up before City Justice Adams yes
terday on the charge of Drunkenness.
He declined to give any other name,
saying that Joe was good enough
name to go to the chain gang on. He
got the usual nine days.
Mrs. A. Roache, Mrs. K. H. Lamme
Mrs. A. J. Gillispie, Miss Roache, Miss