Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-28
LOCAL RREVITIES.
See advertisements of land .

LOCAL RREVITIEs.
See advertisement of land for
sale.
The furniture Of dwelling house
is advertised for sals In our "New
To-day"
A compstsnt woman, in our
"New To-Day" advertises for q
situation.
Thermometer for "a hours end.
ing at S:15 last evening: Maximum
70'; minimum 4S'.
Louis Marcel, a native of France,
was yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Sepulseda.
Mr.. J. De Barth Shorb, of the
Rancho San Marino, San Gabriel
vaiiey' was in the city yesterday.
A reward of IS will be paid for
the return to the HERALD office of
lady's small hand basket con.
tainiDg papers. See advertisement.
MIR. J. P.Gabriel, Sheriff of Pinal
county, Arizona, a sometime An
gslsfio, Is u passenger by the At
lantic express dus at 4:45 this
evening.
The Ell Paso Lone Star of the
2Srd instant reports that the track
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Is
laid to u point 260 miles beyond
that city.
Mr.. Il. s. Crocker and wife, who
have been sojourning at the Sierra
Madre Villa for some time past,
came into Los Angeles yesterday
and took the train for San Fran.
CISCO.
The case of James McCaffrey,
charged with stealing a cushion
from Capt. Tomkinson's carriage,
comes up for trial before u jury in
City Justice Adsms's Court this
morning.
E. Dunham, of the Plco House,
arrested on the 10th instant for vic.
lating the Sunday law, appeared
before City Justice Adams yester-
day, pleaded guilty to The effsnce
and was fined SD.
The trial OF the case of the Peo-
pie vs.. J. II. P. Williams, who
shot John Donald, at Santa Moni-
ca, some months ago, was COM
menced In Judge Sepulveda's
branch of the Superior Court yes
terday.
Semi.Sropic California for April
has been laid on our table. 1t is
filed With interesting matter, in
Guiding reports Of the recent Citrus
Fairs ut National City, San Diego
ceusty, and Riverside, San Bsr.
narjiUO county.
James carp, one of the famous
Earp brothers, was in Les Angeles
yesterday, and will remain a few
DAYS. He came down from Cotton,
to which point he had accom- pa.
MED the body of his deceased
brother, Morgan carp.
Mr.. Robert Hughes, the ener.
getic founder Of the Russian Baths
OF Los Angeles-a most beneficent
institution, and one whose hy-
gienic and other claims are highly
appreciated by our people-rounds
up his sixty third year to-day.
We We're glad to see our genial
friend County Clerk Potts at his
Office yesterday. He comes off 26
pounds the worse for wear I'm his
recent tussle with his old enemy,
the rheumatism, but hopes soon to
regain his standard weight.
In City Justice Adam1 court
yesterday, Jose Marcos, arrested for
drunkenness, fifth offence, was
sentenced to the chain gang for
twelve days. Fred Doe, for firing
off his pistol on the street, was
fined SIS, which he paid.
Our friend Henry s. Baer was
married Sunday to Miss Sarah
Gsrmain, at the residence of Mr..
E. 0srmain, the brother of the
bride. They have gone to San
Francisco on q bridal tour. We
wish them ell imaginable happi.
ness in their married life.
Col. Joseph U. Crawford went
up to San Francisco Sunday. He
will spsnd few days at the Golden
Gate, and will then proceed East
over the Central-Union Pacific. A
little bird whispers us that our en-.
ergstic friend will shortly take up
his residence in Los Angeles for
aye.
In the City Court yesterday, L..
A. Majors, a member Of the Holi-
ness Band, made an information
charging Joseph Maier, of the
Eintracht saloon, with violating
the Sunday law. Mr.. Maier was
arrested and released on his own
recorniZancs to appear at 10
o'clock this morning, when bis
case will be set for trial.
Mr.. J. B. Taylor, agent for
"Practioal Life" 10 in the city
soliciting subscriptions. The book,
a. Its name indicates, covers q wide
range OF SUBJECTS, including gsnsr-
al literature, and practical sugges-
tions and directions in regard to
employ ments for men and women.