Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-16
We had the pleasure of meeting

pOTtauU mlulnR luteTeSts, ana De
left on the overland train yester-
day afternoon.
In common with the other pa
pers OF this city, we have been in
error in respect to the requiem
mass for the soul of the late Don
Juan Forster. Instead Of yester-
day we should have appointed the
ceremonial for this merning, at 10
o'clock, at the Cathedral of st.
| VibiaDa.
The earth being dsluged by the
late rains, has infused new life to
the "finny tribe" Read the
whale and shrimp article. Peo-
ple's store.
! Thomas Wilson and Thomas
Francis, alias King, were exam.
ined before City Judge Adams
yesterday on the charge Of burglar
izing u room in the Cosmopolitan
Hotel and. In default of $500 bail
each, they were committed to jail
for trial. We understand that
Wilson has signified his intention
Of pleading guilty when arraigued
before the Superior Court.
We regret to announce that
County Clerk Potts is still confined
to the house by al attack Of his old
enemy, the infammatory rheuma-
tism. This time the disease has
changed it's base Of operations. end
| attacked his right hand, which is
30 much swollen as TO render it
useless. 1t is the earnest hope Of
his friends that the disease will
speedily succumb To treatment and
that he will shortly be able 10 re-
sumo his official duties.
Three new locomotives, one Tor
the Los Angeles division and two
tor divisions east OF Los Angeles,
were brought down by Engineer
Underwood yesterday. Mr.. Un-
derw0od has distributed all the
new engines used OH the Central
Southern Pacific system of rail-
r0ads for Years past. He was at
Que time mem ber of the Nevada
Legislature ana for years q prOmi-
neut character In business and
politics in that State.
Child's pebble goat button shoes,
hand sewed, 81. Peoples store.
During the late SNOW storm,
while the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company WAS building Its
road through Paisano Pass. thirty
noises diea OF pneumonia. The
snow fell TO depth OF iwelve
inches; and the horses, not being
accustomed to the cold and wet. all
died in few days. They had just
arrived from California and were
valuable animals, costing fren
$3.50 to 5000 each.-1ucson, Ari-
sona, Star.
Yesterday morning, as Mr.. Tay-
lor, Of the Azusa, WAS driving
along the road by the Santa Anita
ranch he found large catti sh Iy-
ing in the road, still alive, which
he threw into his wagon and
brought to the city. On arriving
bere he presented the fish to
County Tax Collector Cullen, who
placed it In pail of water In his
Office, where it was still alive at
| o'clock last evening. 1t is OF the
bul-nose or mud cat variety
and measures fifteen inches in
length.
The little shrimps are showing
life; read about them in the adver-
tifement of the Peoples store.
There ia always the possibility,
10 the best regulated newspaper
and no one who has never run
daily paper Knows what ceaseless
vigiisHce is required to prevent its
happening often-of a paragraph
creeping iGto it's columns which
would not be endorsed by its man
agement, but which would, on the
contrary, be peremptOrily relegat-
ed to the waste basket, ii seen. In
well managed newspapers these
contretemps are rare though una.
voidable. They are an incident OF
the trouble which is said to occur
in "the best regulated families"
Elsewhere appears the advertise
ment of "RedlsnGs," San Ber.
nardino colony which bids fair to
eclipse, if authentic accounts can
be credited, the most successful
and famous colonies Of Southern
Californis. This colony has been
a notable success from the incep-
tion Of the enterprise, and it is
recommended by fine qualities of
soil and an abundance of water
which guarantee Instant SUCCESS to
the urchardists and vineyardists
who baye located or may lecste
there. The title to The land is
United States patent, sud the
water right is ample. But q linz
tied number of acres--one hundred
and fifty-remain in the market at
the upset price Of $125 per acre.
For fuller details we refer to the
advertisement, in our New To-
Day.
When we admit that advertisers
are crowding their patronage 80
layishly into the HERALD that our
reading matter is necessarily cur
tailed thereby, we state fact that
is both pleasant and, In sense,
painful. The other day we an
nouneed that the HERALD would
shortly be equipped with new type,
and would make its bow to the
public, towards the close of the
present or the beginning Of the
next month, in new dress. SO
imp0rtunate are the favors Of ad-
vertisers that we have concluded
that we must not only come out
new but may possibly enlarge.
Until our new dress enables us to
bring into play the energetic new
deal in the history of the HERALD