Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-23
LOCAL BREvITIES.

| french corsets on center tables. Peo
pies store.
See advertisement OF Champion move,
at Northcraft'
Nuns yelling, Is cents yard, at Il {
Capitol Store.
Thermometer for twenty-four houis
ending at S:l5 last evening Maximum,
75'; minimum, 56'.
Any one desiring sheep pasture
should call ON Col Il. S. Baker. See
advertisement in New To-Day.
Embroideries ON center tables. Peo-
pies store.
Mr.. G. W. Peachy has returned from
visit of some weeks duration to the
upper portion of the State.
Hon. Z. M. Ross, one of the Justices
of the Supreme Court, came down from
San Francisco overland yesterday.
Black and colored moire antique at
the Capitol Store, from Mosgrove's.
Mr.. Ivar A. Weld informs us that in
the Cahuenga there is fair average in
the crops of both wheat and barley.
Col. j. +. Godfrey has been selected
by the Grand Army of the Republic to
deliver the grafton on Decoration Day.
Call at lace curtain table, Mosgrove's
goods, Peoples store.
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
that Hossman Ortega, BARRIERS and
hair dressers, have dissolved partner
ship.
Judge Sepulveda, who has been hold
ing Court for Judge McNealy, of San
Diego, for the past week, returned home
overland yesterday.
Mosgrove's bankrupt stock in full
bloom at the Capitol store.
We learn thrt Mr.. L. J. Rose, OF
Sunny Slope, is making preparations to
commence burning brick for new wine
cellar which he intends building this
Summer.
Col. A. II. Miller yesterday brought
in some wheat that he pulled from his
200 acre field in the Cahuenga. The
heads are large and we'll filled. He ex-
poets to harvest more than average
crop.
Last week of Mosgrove's goods at
Peoples store.
Judge Hines, of Ventura county, who
has presided in Judge Sepulvedas de-
partment of the Superior Court for the
past week, left for home last evening"
He expects to return to Los Angeles
next week.
Another artesian well, the twenty
third, we believe, with flow of about
l25, 900 gallons of water per day, was
struck last week on the Sunny Slope
ranch of Mr.. l.. j. Rose. The well is
1873 feet deep.
Corsets, corsets, from Mosgroves, at
the Capitol Store.
We cheerfully exchange all goods, or
if nothing is found to suit we will inn
mediately refund the money, but ask as
a favor that exchanges be made in the
morning, before the afternoon rushes.
Peoples store.s
DIR. Rozsas desires us to state that he
will be at the drug store of Messrs
Preuss & Pironi every day, between the
hours of | and P. NJ, for free consulta-
tion by persons who cannot afford to
pay physician.
Do not delay, many bargains on the
center tables. Peoples store.
VIM. Abbott was arraigned before
City Justice Adams yesterday on the
charge of setting fire to the house No.
"a Los Angeles street, on oath of Maude
Richardson. He was committed in de-
fault of $4,000 for examination at P. NJ.
to-day.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunlap re-
turned from Dos Palmas yesterday,
bringing VIM. Lubec, arrested on the
charge of selling liquor to Indians.
Lubec was arraigned before United
States Commissioner H. L. Lee and gave
bail in $500 to appear for examination
June 18TH
During this week only, Mosgrovs's
goods on center table. Peoples store.
Doc Dunlap, who came in from the
Colorado desert yesterday, informs us
that the Railroad Company are building
a round-house at Indio, on the desert,
with stalls for seven locomotives. A
large hotel is also being put up at the
same station.
Murder! murder! is the cry. How
cheap Mosgrove's dry goods are selling
at the Capitol Store.
7. w. Ferguson, who was in the en-
ploy of the Southern Pacific Railway