Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-31
LOCAL RREVITIES.
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iLOCAA HNH III HSe
See advertisement of lost.
Thermometer yesterday: Maxi
mum So; minimum 410.
Mr.. D. Freeman, of the Cent?.
nela, goes up to San Francisco
overland this afternoon.
A cottage house on Sainsevain
street is advertised for rent under
New To-Day.
Mr.. w. J. Brodrick goes up to
San Francisco overland to-day on
q brief business visit.
Mr.. Sam Prayer got home from q
short visit to San Francisco by
Sundays overland train.
A youag gentleman, in our New
To-Day, advertises for q situation
as teacher or for other em mploy-
ment.
Mr.. and MIS-. l.. Peiser got home
from San Francisco overland on
Sunday and are registered at the
Pico House.
Seven deaths occurred at the
County Hospital last week, but
they were all hopeless cases when
they were admitted.
We are indebted to Col. II. J.
Stevenson for a brace of ducks, fat
and juicy, part of the spOils of bis
prowess as q Nimrod.
Attention is directed to the new
double column advertiser ent of
the Peoples store, which appears
in this mornings HERALD.
Smiths restaurant, on corner Of
Commercial and Los Angeles
streets, could not accommodate all
yesterday, but will be better pre-.
pared to-day.
We yesterday encountered
prophet Potts on the street. He
informed Us that we might look
for rain on or before the 4th proxl-
mo-next Saturday.
From aprivate telegram we learn
that the Supreme Court yesterday
reversed the judgment of the Supe-
ri0r Court Of this county in the
case of Taylor vs.. Nolan.
Col. j. J. Ayers, editor of the
Express, who has been at San
Francisco for the past month, is q
passenger by the steamer Orizabs,
due here on Wednesday morning.
On Saturday the residence Of
MIR. Frank Ellie, son of Hon. Asa
Ellis. Oh the Alhambra tract, was
burned down. Tbs building was
new and had been insured only
two days before.
An important meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Ch am Der
of Commerce will be held at the
Council Chambers (Union Hall) at
4 O'Clock this afternoon. A full
attendance is desired.
B. Solomon, who keeps tailor
shop In SonoratOwn, yesterday
sw0re cut a warrant before Justice
Fisher for the arrest Of two men
who stole q coat from his place on
Saturday and sold it to n. Mar.
teen.
In City Justice Adams's Court
yesterday two men, charged with
fighting on the street, got twelve
days each in the chain gang and
two others, for being drunk, got
the same number Of days.
Mr.. Nathan Jacoby, notice Of
whose marriage at San Francisco,
on Tuesday, appeared in Wednes-
days HERALD, came down by
Sundays overland train. They
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
In the list Of prizes in the match
now being shot at SlOtterbecb' Is
gallery, published In Sundays
HERALD, we gave the second as q
sporting rife, when 1t should have
been fine preeCh-loadiDg shot
gun.
Captain Cuddy, Of the Police
force, was the recipient, a few days
ago, of Winchester revolver, the
GIFT OF a friend at San Francisco.
It is q handsome weapon and has
all the latest improvements OF that
class of f1rearm.
The prize shooting contest at the
Centennial shooting gallery fin.
ished yesterday, Ben Straus get.
ting the first prize, Marlin rifle,
with score OF 20, out OF possi-
BILE 30. There are several ties to be
shot off on the other prizes.
At the close Of the first fifty
hours of the walking contest at the
Pavilion, on Sunday night, Fish'a
score stood 159 miles and Madame
Du Pree's 1853 miles. Wiseman,
| the second competitor, then COM
menoed his walk. The contest
ends at II O'Clock tonight.
We received q pleasant call yes.
terday from our old to ewnsmsn Mr.
Albert r. Glass, who 10 visiting
his relations In this city. Mr.,
Glass is now resident OF Salt
Lake City, Utah, where he is con.
ected with the Studebaker wagon
agency, of which his brother, Mr..
James b. Glass is agent.
Mr.. L. H. Onstott has returned
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