Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-09
LOCAL RREXITIES,

Thermometer for "a hours end
ing at 8:15 P. NJ. yesterday: Maxi.
mum, go; minimum 39'.
The attention of sheep men is d.
rected to the advertisement headed
"Sheep and New Mexico"
Mrs. T. f. Rowan and Miss Josie
Rowan return from San Francisco
by this mornings overland train.
Mr.. George Rice, OF Pasadena,
late Secretary of the Horticultural
Society, was In the city yesterday.
Strawberries, the first of the sea.
son from Los Angeles, were in.
dulged in on Sunday last by the
family of MIR. /. Ksufiiman.-Tuc-
son Star.
Mr.. Sam McCreery yesterday
shot a wildcat on Mr.. Richardson's
ranch, on the river above the city,
that measured three and hall
feet from tip to tip.
Mr.. P. Beaudry, who has been
confined to his residence for several
days by an attack of illness, We are
glad to learn, is improving rapidly
and hopes to be abe to attend to
business in a few days.
DEGREES of divorce were filed for
record in the County Recorders Of
fee yesterday, rs follows: P. Howe
va. M. A. Howe; Sarah J. Seward
vs. Charles Seward; Belle z Bal
ley vs.. George w. Bailey.
The late summer weather, with
the snow lying deep even in the
Sierra Madre range, ought to mean
rain shortly. If it fails to put in
an appearance we shall BIZ Indeed
tempted to believe that "all signs
fail in a dry yenr"
Mr. J. 8. Bandini ard his
daughters, Miss Dolores and Miss
Arcadia, enjoyed a farewell party
at Mira. Goldbaum's hotel, in San
Luis Rey, on Tuesday last, previ.
GUS TO going to Los Angeles cOun-
ty to reside.-San Diego NeWs.
Mr.. B. Chandler came in from
the Puente oil district yesterday to
have some machinery repaired. He
informs us that the second well is
now down TO u depth of lat feet,
with iron casing almost the entire
distance. The Indications for re-
liable well, he says, are splendid,
the oil improving in quality the
deeper he goes.
We have received an Invitation
to attend the Bar Mitzvah of Mas.
ter David w. Edelman, which will
take place at the Synagogue next
saturday. at 10 O'clock A. NJ. After
the religious ceremony reception
will be given ut the residence of
his father, Rabbi A. w. Edelman,
from 2 to 6 o'clock p. NJ.
The Lewis Bros come to the front
again this morning with u full
double column advertisement, In
which every hing new in the boot
and shoe line is enumerated. The
motto Of this euterprising firm Is
small profits and quick returns.
They have been, from their advent
in Los Angeles, at the bead of their
speciality.
Mr.. A. G. Hesing, of Cnicago,
who gained o world wide nOtoriety
In connection with the whisky
fraud exposures at that city during
the administration Of President
Grant, il u passenger by this morn
ing's train from San Francisco. He
Is en- route to visit some mines In
which he ia Interested In Sonora or
Chihusbua.
The funeral OF John Henry Kuck,
the six year old son Of Diedrick
Kuck, yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended by sympathizipg
friends. The funeral services were
held at the German church, on
Fourth street, afte. which the re.
mains were carried to the hearse
by six of his little playmates. The
funeral cOrtege WAS about q quar-.
ter of mile long and the remains
were deposited in the CITY Gene.
terry.
1t 10 q fact. from undoubted testi-
mony, that ia the workings OF the
Hoosier mine, near Globe, caverns
have been discovered In limestone
rock, beautitied upon their walls
by staIactite and stalagmite crys-
affiliations. Some of these we
have seen in town but have not had
the pleasure of u visit to the caves.
and hence can give no description
OF this newly discovered curiosity.
Globe, arizona, Chronicle.
Perhaps one of The pronounced
aggravations OF dry season is to
see the fellow with the telescope
planting himself on the street cor
ners o. nights, and inviting the
people to look up and see how
snow bright and scintillant with
starry gems are the overhanging
heavens. And he has the impu-
dencs to make o living by 1t, ut
that! Well, IL we can't have rain,
let US at least clasp our matchless
climate to our hearts!
The examination Of Nittinger,
which was to have been heard be-
fore City Justice Adams y esterday,
owing to the absence of Harrls,
the complaining witness, was post
poned until to-day. A bench war.
rant was issued for the arrest of
Harris, when IL was found that he