Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-15
LOCAL FIR cA.VITLES,

All C' AZ" "NohIbhi IctuIue uomo
from San Francisco overland this
morning.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
ut S:l5 last evening: Maximum go;
minimum 460.
Mr.. E. J. Baldwin, of the Santa
Anita rancho, is among the pas.
sengers by this mornings train
from San Francisco.
David Leivn, arrested for assault
ing woman, was convicted before
City Justice Adams yesterday and
fined Sis, which he paid.
Hon. Byron Waters, who has
been on visit to his old home in
Georgia and other points East, re.
turned to San Bernardipo last Sat-
urday.
The steamer Orizaba sails for
San Francisco and way ports to.
day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
Everybody who appreciates fine
singing and artistic acting should
make it q point to attend the Anti.
nori-Tiozzo opera-conoert at Turn
Versin Hall this evening,
Mr.. E. F. Spence, President of
the First National Bank, who has
been at San Francisco on O brief
busine visit, returns home by
this morning's overland train.
Mr.. Wilder, Treasurer of the
AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad, and party passed through
Los Angeles last evening in y spe-
cial car on route to San Francisco.
Messrs. B. Dreyfus & Co. of Ana
helm, have already let the contract
for their fine two-story brick build.
ing in that town. The building
will cGst in the nejghborhOod of
$4,000
Luther f. Tower, Il wealthy olti.
zen eff Mobile, Alabama, formerly
connected as partner in q large
wholesale house In New Orleans, is
paying his sister, Mrs. DR.. w.
Hazeltiue, an extended visit.
AS an indication of the improve
ment in business resulting from
the recent rains, 1t may be stated
that one of the leading houses On
Wilmington street has been OBJ
liged to double Its force of en-
pleyes.
Two bars of fins bullion, valued
at over S25,O00, from the Water
man mine, San Bernardino eoun.
ty, passed through Les Angeles
yesterday, per Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, for San Francisco.
The consideration for the Al feet
front on Spring street, sold by Mr..
John Schumacher to Mr.. Pierre
Laronds, was $l,500, instead of
$50, the amount reported by sew.
eral of our contemporaries.
James Ryan and John Dearing
were arrested by officer Homer,
near the railroad depot yesterday
evening, for being drunk and MAX
ing insulting remarks to ladies'
passing along the sidewalk.
A gentleman informed us yesteI-
day that an enterprising individ-
ual is selling pieces Of stone to
confidipg housekeepsrs in the
western part of the city which, il
put in lamp, he claims, Is an in
fallible preventive of explosions.
A glorious rain commenced at l
O'Clock this morning md contin.
ued with slight Interruptions until
the h our of going to press AM
and still raining, with every pros
psct Of making night OF it.
Thomas Wilson and Thomas
Francis, alias King, whose arrest.
on suspicion Of having burglarized
room in the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
WAS noted In the HERALD, will be
examined before City Justice
Adams this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. G. e. Brown, OF Morford &
Brown, who has been at San Fran
cisco for several weeks past, called
there by the illness of Mrs. Brown,
got home on Monday. The mary
friends of Mrs. Brown, who has
been under the care of her family
physician, will be glad to ulearn
that she is steadily improving in
health.
County Clerk Potts yesterday re-
ceived u letter from the italian
Consul at San Francisco asking for
q csrtific ate Of the death Of Ales-
ssndro Rspetto, the place OF his
nativity, the name of tho admin
istrstor and the amount OF the es-
tate. II Console dl Sus Maesta, ii
re d'Italia, is evidently alive to
the interests of his countrymen,
the live ones at least.
A note from Mr.. A. b. Caldwell
informs us that Spadra claims the
boss rain of the season thus far.
From Sunday evening till z
O'clock P. M. yesterday fully three
inches fell. He adds that, at that
heur, there was every indication
Of more rain and that farmers,