Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-23
LOCAL HREXITlES.

minimum 39o.
Mr.. Schwartz, of Schwartz &
Bayer, Tucson, is on visit to his
family in this city.
Captain George A. Johnson and
Mr.. A. H. Hinchman, of San Die
60, are registered at the Cosmepol-
itan.
Next week Mr.. Moses Dusoe will
start out on visit of two months
duration to his old home in Mssss.
chusetts.
A lady of education and refine
Dent, who has had experience, adj
vertises under New To-Day for Il
position az housekeeper or COVER
ness.
The second social of the Natural
Science Club of the Los Angeles
High School will be held at Good
Templsr Hall on Friday evening
at P. NJ,
The Santa Anita rancho of Mr..
E. J. Baldwin, 80 it's superintend.
ent, Mr.. Falvey, elsewhere sdver-
tises, ia prepared to supply barley
and oat hay in quantities to cult
for SIS aud alfalfa hay for SIG a
son.
BY reference to our San Francis
co kilograms it will be seen that
"Old Probs' predicts general
rainfall throughout the State, to
commence In the northern part
yeste day afternoon and to reach
Los Angeles tonight.
Mr.. Phil Lauth received o tele-
gram last evening informing him
that the funeral of Fritz Reuter-,
who was killed at Orange, will
take place at Santa Ana on Friday
afternoon at 2 O'clock. All friends
of the deceased are invited to at
tend.
The general verdict is that the
Eagle Corps are a very soldierIy
locking body, that their drill is
capital considering the date of
their organization and that their
drum Corps are beginning to be
thoroughly up in their work.
Myrfads of flags Haunted gaiIy
yesterday in honor of Washing
tons birthday, and the banks, pub
lie offices and most of the stores of
Los Angeles were decorously clos
ed. There Is de ,ided revival OF
interest in the Father of His
Country.
Mr.. D. Freeman, of the Cent?
nela Rancho, was In the city yes
terdsy. He informed us that the
grain was doing we'll in his Sec
ton, the unusually cold weather
causing it to root more strongly
than If II were warmer. He pre-
diets another rain within the next
five days.
| Hon. J. G. Miller, of the Cana.
dian Parliament, and Mr.. O'Don.
nell, a wealthy citizen Of Toronto,
Canada, are in the city looking for
investments in real estate. Yes
terday they visited their Old time
friend, Mr. D. Freeman at the Gem
tineIa Rancho. They expressed
Themselves much pleased with this
county.
By aivertisement elsewhere it
will be seen that Dr. G.. f. Heinze-
man has been constituted the Los
Angeles agent of the standard REM
edes OF John q. West & Go of
Chicago. These specifics have OBJ
tanned q deserved reputation
throughout the Uoited States and
are being introduced In California,
where they will probably prove to
be equally popular.
Mr.. II, 9, Austin informs US that
a dispatch was received in this
city yesterday from Col. 9. @.
Thomas, Superintendent of the
Sutro Tunnel Company, at Sutro,
Nevada, announcing the death at
that place, at IL o'clock Tuesday
night, OF mis- son @. Howard
Thomas. The deceased will be re.
nem bered by the many friends Of
Colonel aud Mrs. Thomas in this
city as having been an Invalid for
many years.
The friends of Christian Dock
weller will learn with pain of his
death at the residence Of his bro.
ther, Henry Dockweiler, in this
city, yesterday. Deceased, who
was a resident OF Lone Pine, Iuyo
COUNTY, was suffering from con-
SUMPTION and came here in the
hope that he would find relief. He
was we'll known and highly re-
spected throughout Inyo county.
He will be buried from the resis
deuce of his brother st 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Judge Hunt is, by his whole
souled and genial manner, making
very many warm friends among
our people He is, oweyer,
Though eminently we'll versed in
the intricacies of the law, rather
behind In the science of agrlcul.
ture. Yesterday, after expatiating
upon the immense growth some
corn had attained on ex-senator
Coles ranch, he was naivety in
formed by one of the young ladies
that the corn stocks he so much I'D.
mired were banana trees.
| In our notice of the time of the
funeral of the late Don Juan Fors-
ter in yesterdays issue, we mis-.
took the date and announced that
1t would take place yesterday In
stead of to-day. The cortege will
start from the residence OF Mrs.
SepuIyeda, 227 Alan eda street, at
81 0'cloak this morning and pro-