Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-07
LOCAL RREVITIES,


Mems aud youths clothing at
great bargains at the Capitol store.
Mr.. 81. G. Hubbard, of San Fer
nando, is registered at the Cosmo-
politan.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum 66e;
minimum 500.
Bavarian Felsen beer constantly
on draft at Philippis Volks Halle,
Market street.
The attention of teamsters. Is
directed to the advertisement
"Teams Wanted"
No list of passengers coming
south was telegrsphed to Los An
geles last night.
The Messrs. M0riord g. Brown, in
New To-Day, advertises "a first
class boarding house for sale.
A party of over twenty Quakers,
recently from Iowa, have decided
to buy and settle near Pasadena.
Murder in MORE antique and all
shades Of pushes ut the Capitol
store.
An ordinance was adopted by
the Council last evening declaring
the Nichols ditch q pubic ditch.
Two pleasant, sunny rooms, suit
able fer light iicusek eping, are
advertised for In orr New To Day,
A large number of persons sum-
mOned as Grand Jurors, yester.
day, were excused on "constitu.
ti0nal grounds"
We encountered our genial
friend Msjor w. ]. Tyus, formerly
Of the Santa Monica Hotel, 10 the
CITY yesterday.
5nst received, large invoice of
clocks and more coming. Tullis,
the matchmaker, 10 Spring street.
Gall and zee them.
Tbs Chief of Police was instruct-
ed by the Council, last night, to
remove all rubbish and obstruc.
lions fom New High street.
Mrs. s. Goldstein, in our New To-
Day, gives notice that she will re-
ceive fresh salmon AMI shrimp
every Thursday and Friday.
The City Council were notified
by the Librarian last evening to
meet as u Board of Library True
tees at O'Clock this evening.
Two eportive youths, who tried
to take the Queen chop house last
night, were taken IN by Chief of
Police King aud locked mp.
It is the intention of the South
ern Pacific To soon shorten mp the
runs Gifts empioye, gu freigh trains
and 10 make home station at In
do.
Mr.. G II. Watts, OF Pasadena, by
order o. Judge Sepnlveds. WAS ap.
pointed foreman Of the Grand Jury
empaneled yesterday.
Mothers should not forget that
the cheapest place TO buy dress
goods is at the Capitol store.
Kelly. the incorrigible, was the
only candidate before City Justice
Adams yesterday morning. He
was sent up for thirty days.
Judge Dick Egsp, of San Juan
Capistrano, is in the city attending
the March session Of the Board Of
Supervisors. He is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
4 man named Du Cazesu was ar.
ralgnsd before City Justice Adams
yesterday evening OH the charge Of
assaulting Y lhinaman with q
stone. His trial was set for 8
O'Clock this morning,
We yesterday received a pleas
ant call from Judge A. B. Moffitt,
of San Fernando, who, with Mrs.
Moffist, is paying a brief visit to
the city. They are stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Towne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubbs, who went
East in special car q few weeks
ago, will soon return to San Fran
cisco, via the Southern Pacific
Railway.
Truth is mighty and has pre-
vailed. See its triumph In dry
goods at the Capitol store. Great
reductions.
We received o letter last even
ing from Mr.. Brice Grimes, an old
resident of Ventura county, now of
San Antonio, Texas, ordering the
DAILY HERALD until l order it
stopped"
By change in his advertisement
it will be seen that Mr.. d. *.
Houghtelin has associated Mr.
Charles +. Fisher with him in the
Dish and poultry business, at On
stott's old stand on Spring street.
The Council, last evening. on
motion Of Councilman Moore, in
structed the Mayor to sign war
rant fer $500 to purchase six acres
of land from Mr.. II. M. Johnston
to open the old Pasadena and San
Gabriel road.
The Southern Pacific Railway OF
Arizona will seon build two new
stations and side-tracks between
Caea Grande aud Tucsoa, in that
territory, and will name them
"Msllard." after ]. s. Mallard. OF
this city, and "McCormick," after
q former Governor of Arizona.
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