Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-30
LOCAL RREVITIES.

other mineral waters will be ten
cents o glass. Pure ice cream syr-
ups only. Preuss Il Pironi.
Tickets for the JapA nese Tea
Party are going off like hot cakes.
A middls-Aged German woman
advertises for q situation in New
To-Day.
Messrs. Lankershim & Co., in
our New To-Day, advertise for q
harness maker.
Thermometer for "a hours end.
ing at 8:15 last evening: Maximu m
660; minimum $50.
Supervisor Cooper, of Ell Monte,
was in the city yesterday. He re-
ports the crops doing finely in his
section.
Col. r. s. Baker informs us that
he is selling a good many Of his
sheep, the price ranging from So. 50
to $s a head.
Gen. John r. Briefly, who has
been on brief paseo to San Jose
and San Francisco, returns home
by this mornings train.
City Justice Adams was engaged
the greater part of yesterday in is.
suing warrants for the arrest of
parties charged with variety Of
offences.
Mr.. Richard Melrose, editor Of
the Anaheim Gazette, accompa-
MED by his fa mily, went up to San
Francisco overland last evening ,on
q two weeks paseo.
Remember the japanese Tea
Party at Good Templar Hall
April 7th.
From December l, 1881, to March
4, 1852, seventy seven persons
were committed to the insane
asylums from San Franclsco-73 to
Nspa and four to Stockton.
The attention of our readers is
directed to the card of Mrs. Julie
Harvey, who will open an after.
noon dancing class at Armory
Hall, Court street, next Saturday,
April lst.
Mr.. Fred Crocker, President of
the Southern Pacific Railroad of
Arizona and New Mexico, accom-
panied by Mrs. Croeksr, passed
through Los Angeles in a special
car. yesterday, en- route to New
York.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Judson, near the new depot, was
the scene of . very pleasant sur.
prise party on Tuesday night.
Their friend. took possession Of the
prem ,ses and "a delightful evening
was enjoyed.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
wish to express their gratitude to
one and all who assisted them for
their Opera-conceft, and to the
public and the press for generosity
and good will. The clear benefit
amounts to about $500.
City Justice Adams expects to
leave for Windsor ,SOnoma county,
In few days to bring his family,
who have been on a visit 10 his
father for u couple Of mouths, back
TO Los Angeles He sxpects to be
gone about two weeks. During
his absence Justice Fisher will pre-.
side in the City Court.
1t looks very much az if the pub.
lie are about to be treated to some
rather lively changes of venue in
the trial of the Sunday law cases.
Affiaavits that the defendants
can't get q fair and Impartial trial
will be apt to be pretty thick In
the more ultra temperance COM
munities.
Next to q good warm rain, for
crop purposes, is a warm fog which
attains the dignity of q Scotch
mist, and drizZles q littls-sn ex.
perience we had Wednesday night,
and are likely to have often. These
warm fogs beat cold rain, In ad.
vanoing q promising grain crop,
all hollow.
Mr.. Samuel Dsrricott, of Santa
Ana, fell into the sixty feet deep
we'll of Mr.. Vernon at Orange last
Monday. He was taken out insen-
sible, and was found to have re-
ceiyed severe internal injuries from
which he may not recover. Mr..
Derricott is O man of considerable
means and has q wife.
The announcement for grand
ball to be given at Turnversin
Hall by the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians on Monday evening,
April 10th Easter Mopday), will
be found elsewhere. The arrange.
ments are In the hands of an ex.
perienced committee, who will
spare no pains to make it the So
cial eV ent Of the season.
| Every one who buys ticket to
attend tho Japanese Tea Party gets
o cup and saucer.
VIM. Delahanty, arraigned be.
fore City Justice Adams yesterday
on the charge of drunk and disor.
derly, asked for time to determine
what his plea should be, wal
given until 8 o'clock this morning
to solve the weighty question.
Two plain DRINKS, who bad nc
doubts to solve, were cent up fol
nine days each.
Gen. Hancock has not yet beer
reached by the telegraph from Lot
Angeles. His friends here, how
ever, are keeping a diligent watch
on his movements; and, as soon al
he gets to Deming, the people oi
Los Angeles will be advised Of thai