Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-15
LOCAL RREVITIES.

sale under New To-Day.
-Four plain DRINKS were taken in
by the police last night.
A competent clerk, in New To-
Day, advertises for situation.
A competent woman advertises
for situation under New To. Day.
See advertisement of house to
rent and furniture for sale, under
New To-Day.
Judge Hunt, OF the San Fran
cisco Superior Court, presided in
Judge Sepulveda's Court yester-
day.
Mr.. g. Camille received the con-
CALCULATIONS OF his friends yester-
day on the advent OF daughter to
his house.
The family of Mr.. Hitler, book
keeper for Perry, Woodworth &
Co., have moved TO their new resi-
deDce at Pomona.
Several spans of mules and horae
and Schuttler wagon, 80 good as
new, are advertised for sale else.
where In this mornings HERALD.
In the case of Los Angeles Coun-
ty against County Recorder Lamb,
yesterday, Judge Howard denied
the motion of Lambs Attorney to
dismiss the proceedings.
Archbishop Alemany has sent o
letter to the Priests of his diocese
requesting them to add to all the
Masses the prayer I'D Petenddn
PIuUaon,," an invocation for rain.
1t is reported that negotiations
are under way for the purchase by
the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Of the Atchison, Topeka
aud Santa Fe Railway from DEM
Ing to Kansas.
1t is reported that DR.. Sheldon,
formerly of this city, has gone TO
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. His
Office furniture and other effects
here have been seized by his cred
itoTs.
On dit that Mr.. j. J. Woodwork
will join the ranks of the Bene-
diets next Wednesday,, the other
party to the contract being Miss
Glenn Fox, a popular Los Angeles
belle.
Parties interested in the prize
shooting match at Slotter beck q
gallery are requested to be present
this afternoon, when all ties will
be shot off and the victors receive
their prizes.
Jim Mellus tells us that he has
got his sheep safely into the lee of
"Old Gray back" and the San Cor.
gonio, and that they are now be-
ginning to pick up sensibly, the
grasses tbereabou,s being quite
lush and abundant.
Col. Bob Polk came in last even
ing from successful business tour
of the territories of Arizona and
New Mexico. He is registered at
the Cosmopolitan and expects to
remain in Los Angeles couple OF
days before returning to San Fran
cisco.
The telegraph line between this
city and Casa Grande, Arizona,
went down early last night, and
as consequence, we did not re.
ceive the list of passengers due
from the East via, the Southern
route, at 4:45 O'Clock this evening.
Capt. Roberts, of the Sespe oil
region, Is paying Los Angeles q
visit. The Captain tells us that the
oil interests are being developed al
gratifying rate In the Sespe. The
demand for crude oil Is steadily In.
creasing, and at remunerative rate
having advanced from so cents t.
$1.10p per barrel for crude petroleum
A number of gentlemen visited
the Rose mansion on Temple street
last night, for the purpose OF hold.
ing an interview with the spirit o.
the departed. For some reasop the
defunet constable did not put In 81
appearance, and the seekers eftel
occult knowledge were obliged te
return with their curiosity unsat'
isfied.
Some fearful lies are being tolt
about pssturage in San Diego
county. The fact is that, owing
to the exceptionally inclemenl
weather, the hills and mesas, anc
even the lowisnds there, are II
bare of grass as the back Of mans
hand. Even Las Flores, the green
est and grassiest ranch in San Die.
go county, is this year In the same
sad plight as the rest OF the county
In the Shorb examination before
/ City Justice Adams yesterday, DR.
Lathrop was on the stand all day
Deputy District Attorney Morgan
finished the examination in chic.
about noon, when the witness wal
turned over to counsel for defense
, VINO had not completed their cross
examination at 5 O'Clock. The
Court then adjourned till 10 O'CLOCK
: this morning. His examination
relates to the technical aspects o
the case.
Walter Rowan, while driving Q
party out to the mines, was caught
| In the big snow storm at Granite
Ridge, on the Mohave desert, at
: place where 1t was impossible t.
make camp, and Ia driving in the
intense cold that followed be gol
both hands and feet frozen. Every