Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ladies hats. Peoples store.


Felsen Bavarian Book beer en- draft
at Jake Philippi's saloon every day.
Miss Mamie Perry returns to her Los
Angeles home from San Francisc to-day.
Two cottages in East Los Angeles
are advertised for sale under New To-
Day.
Childrens' trimmed hats 20 cents,
Peoples store.
For banquets, dinners and parties use
Eclipse Champagne, equal to any inn
ported.
w. L. Hadley, of the Horton House,
San Diego, left for his home by steamer
yesterday.
Los Angeles resounded to the tread of
more newspaper men yesterday than for
many day.
There were heap of tall men in the
city yesterday, mainly referable to the
Texas Press excursion.
Johnson & Lombard of Artesia, have
started cheese factory which promises
to be quite successful.
Those having scores of 81 or over at
the Centennial shooting gallery, must
shoot off their ties by Saturday next.
a Michigan man proposes to establish
paper box factory in Los Angeles,
Let him 60 in and win, which he is sure
to do.
The family of j. A. Whitmore left for
Los Angeles last night, to pass the sum-
mer in that place -Arizona Star, AprH
3OM.
Children's solid color French hose
25 cents Peoples store.
Elsewhere gentleman advertises for
a place of from one to five acres of
ground and house of four or five
rooms.
Col. J. J. Ayers, of the Eapress, is
amongst the passengers who will reach
Los Angeles from San Francisco this
morning.
Mr.. VIM. H. Gould, the proprietor of |
the Commercial, returned yesterday from
paseo of weeks duration to San Ber
nardino county.
The funeral of Mr. Des Autels yester-
day was large and impressive. The de-
ceased had hosts of friends who lament
his untimely death.
All wool spring ulsters 1915. Peo-
pies store.
Gen. T. S. West, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. George A. Tiffany, of this city, are
amongst the overland passengers from
| the north this morning.
Twenty-six of the Boston excursion
lists left for the north by rail yesterday,
and the remaining forty-six will follow
in their wake this afternoon.
The Magnolia Dancing Club, eneour
aged by its first brilliant efforts, pro-
poses to be one of the leading social fea
lures of Los Angeles.
Juan Lopez, arrested for firing Il pis
tol off in Sonoratown, pleaded guilty in
City Justice Adamss Court yesterday,
and was mulcted in the sum of IS.
Hon. VIM. f. White and Hon. Evan
j. Coleman, the Bank Commissioners,
after making an official investigation of
the status of the San Diego banks, have
returned to San Francisco.
They are about running u street ear
line from Santa Ana to Tustin Citya
distance of three miles. Verify the
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of our Southern neighbors.
All linen towels 10 cents each. Peo-
| Piles store.
Mr.. j. de Barth Shorb, of San Ma
rino, was in the city yesterday. He in
forms us that work will begin to-day on
the excavation for the mammoth new
Winery, near the Five Mile House.
The bee prospects in the San Fernan-
do are said to be excellent The little,
busy bee knows what is good for him,
and he is warming up for an active cam
paign in Los Angeles county this year.
Mr.. Bob Creighton has returned to
Los Angeles, after sojourn of some
years in Arizona. He has just got back
from visit to his old friends in Illinois.
He will remain here for some days.
Sixty-four members of the Texas Press
Association arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday and will leave this evening for
San Francisco. After inspecting the
metropolis and its surroundings, they
will return to their homes via the South
E ern route.
Spring jackets, light shades, with silk
/ hood. $3.50. Peoples store.
Ell Mr.. B. Dreyfus, of Anaheim, one of
our most experienced vignerons, says
that the present is the most prolific
t season ever known in the vineyards of the
southern porcion of Los Angeles county.
As to Los Angeles proper and the San
Gabriel valley we can echo this judg-
Y ment.
4 Ladies' button kid shoes 81. Peoples
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