Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-28
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SER
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

See advertisement of furnished rooms |
in our New To-Day.
We are indebted to Senator Farley for |
interesting public documents.
For banquets, dinners and parties use
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any inn
ported.
Thermometer for twenty-four hours
ending at Sis last evening; Maximum,
So; minimum, AZ.
Mr.. Charles L. Judd returned to Los
Angeles yesterday after sojourn OF
several months at San Diego.
Boston visitors will find that the only
place where change is made to the
penny is the Peoples store.
An important meeting OF the League
of Freedom will be held, at the usual
place, at 7. 80 o'clock this evening. See
notice.
Among the curiosities of the great
register we find citizen of Santa Ana,
born in New York, who gives his occu-
patton as Buzzard," whatever that |
may be.
Mr.. p. C. Tonner came in from Po-
mona yesterday. He informs as that
the crops in that section are looking
thrifty, but that light rain would not
be amiss.
Boston prices in Los Angeles at the
Peoples store.
Los Angeles people registered at San
Francisco hotels on the Goth: }. f.
Crank, Grand; J. Winnie, a. Manning,
J. Howe, J, ONeil, E. Caperon, Ameri-
can Exchange; Mrs. A. Gilbert, Russ
House.
Mr.. N. lowering, of Cold Water
Canon, who is our highest local author
ity on the bee question, informed us to-
day that the honey prospect was never
better in this section that at present.
The case of the People VS.. J. Phil
ippi, charged with violating the Sunday
law, set for trial before City Justice
Adams yesterday, was, on motion OF de-
PENDANTS attorneys, transferred to JUS
tice Fishers Court.
Mr.. Lucco Marasovitch yesterday
brought to the HERALD office one OF the
prettiest specimens of native silver we
have ever seen 1t was taken from one
| of his claims in the Dalmatia district
San Diego county.
Boston excursionists are invited to
| visit the Peoples store-the only one
price cash house in Los Angeles.
A pleasant incident of the arrival of
the New England excursionists last
evening was the meeting, by Mr.. George
F. Mcclellan, of the gentleman who,
when George was a boy in Boston,
taught his young ideas how to shoot.
A New England friend suggests that
one of the sights to which our New Eng
land visitors should be treated, during
their stay in Los Angeles, is night
view of Chinatown. 1t might, perhaps,
change their views as to the 'Father-
hood of God and the Brotherhood of
Man"
Boston visitors should bear in mind
that the Peoples store closes at s o'clock,
sharp.
Deputy Marshal Dunlap returned
from Julian, San Diego county, yester-
day, where he went to arrest some par
ties on the charge of selling liquor to In
dams. The accused gave bail for their
appearance before United States Com
missioner H. 7. Lee, to answer when
called upon.
Parties from the Mexican side of the
line, in here getting supplies, report the
Bee Line Railroad surveyors at Pacho
Pass, near Tres Posas, on the summit
near the Juarez mines. They have not
found the country as favorable as they
expected on the Tecote route, through
Neji.-,San Diego Union.
| Visiting Bostonians have decided to
do their trading at the Peoples store.
We are glad to announce that the
condition of Judge McNealy is great
deal more hopeful than at last accounts,
and that his recovery is now positively
assured. This will be good news to his
many friends who have watched the
} symptoms of his sickness with genuine
alarm. San Diego San, April Goth.
j. w. Northan, a member of Yerba
Buena Lodge No. Is, 10. o. F., OF
San Francisco, died from effects of
lingering pneumonia, at his residence,
near the Sierra Madre Villa, yesterday
morning His remains were taken in
charge by Messrs. Brown & De Camp,
t of the new undertaking establishment,
. and forwarded to San Francisco last
q evening.
d John Doe and Mary Doe, whose true
!, names are Henry Gutig Bauer and
II Georgia Gutig Bauer, were arraigned
before City Justice Adams yesterday Of
;, ternoon on the charge of keeping 8
house of prostitution. Time waived, 8
plea of not guilty entered and the &C
cused held in $50 bail each to appear fol
trial Wednesday, May 3, at l0A. NJ. A
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