Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-12

SUNDAY........... MARCH IL, 1852.
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Examine Siegsi's hats.

Thermometer for "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum 8Se;
minimum 47o.
A first class gardener and florist
elsewhere advertises for situation
in = private family,
Col. Joseph U. Crawford has re-
turned to Los Angeles and is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
Col. John e. Jackson went up to
San Francisco on a short business
trip overland yesterday evening.
Mr.. Walter S. Moore, Deputy
Revenue Collector, got home yes
terday from an official visit to San
Diego.
Shirts to order at Siegeps.
The showers of night before last
aggregated 3.I00ths of an inch, as
reported by the Signal Service Of
ficer.
Mr.. w. l.. Banning, of Will
came up to the city yes
terday and 10 registered at the Cos.
mopOlitan.
The Sportemen's Club will bang
away at the ducks at the Bailona
this morniDg. Another violation
Of the Sunday law!
Mr.. Evan j. Coleman, Bank
Commissioner, arrived in Los An
geies yesterday and Is registered at
the Cosmopolitan.
For come reason the list of pas.
sepgers due from San Francisco
this morning was not telegraphed
from Fresno last night.
Stylish hats at Siegel's.
We learn by the Delta that J. Ii .
Haines, formerly telegraph opera
tor at Visalis, will open jeweIry
store in Los Angeles.
Elder Healey breaches at the
church tonight, at
1880. Subject: "Should the church
have prophets in this age?"
Mons Dol, OF the Com merclal
has secured the SER
Vices Of MarIus. the celebrated
chef de cuisine of Gailhard's Ho.
tel, San Francisco.
Mr.. A. FL. Judson, who has been
confined to the house for some
days, we are glad 10 know, is COR
vaIesceat and was on the streets
yesterday.
In the match game of base ball
at Agricultural Park yesterday af-
ternoon, between the Ivy and Uni
Clubs. the latter won by a
score of 81 to 16.
Examine SiegePs hats.
We acknowledge receipt OF COM
plimentary tickets to an enter
tainment to be given by Merrill
Lodge, /. o. g. T., at their Hall
Tomorrow (Monday) evening.
The last opportunity. Fifteen
more days left for the closing out
sale of ]. G. Bright's famous cheap
store. Go get your dry goods,
boots aud shoes.
A little bird whispers us that a
wedding in the high Hebrew cir
eles of this city il on the tapis for
tonight. We believe the Sunday
law does not apply to matters of
this kind.
The Couacil last evening author
izsd the Com mittee on Supplies to
purchase a safe for the use of the
City Treasurer at cost not to eX-
ceed $3.50.
Try Siegel's ST. white shirts.
The Religio Philosophical So.
ciety meets to-day at 2:45 P. NJ. at
Good Tenn plars' Hall. Question on
tbs origin of the Christian religion
Trance speaking is expected.
Three clocks were stolen from
the store OF Mr.. Jesse Fl. Butler,
between midnight aud daylight
morning. The thief also
smashed handsome show case.
The attention OF business men
and saloon keepers is directed to
the notice published by Chief of
Police King, 10 relation to Sunday
closing, ia our New To Day
column.
Mr.. Ely l. Hutchinson, of the
Gan Francisco bar, who has been
in Los Angeles on professional
business for some weeks past,
started for his home at the Golden
6bto ycotoiudy.
Perfect fitting shirts at Siegeps,
The steamer Orizaba Is due
from San Francisco this morning
and will sail for San Diego in the
evening. Passengers will take the
4:l5 P. NJ. train, Los Angeles time,
for Wilmington.
Fifteen days more OF Brlghts
closIng-ont sale of dry goods, bosts
and shoes. A very convincing ar
gumeDt of the fact that he Is sell
isg out At cost is the crowd that
you will see there.
The box sheet for the Antinori.
Tiozzo opsra-concert, to be giver
at Turnverein Hall next Wedpes
day night, is now open at the
bookstore of P. Lszarus, Spri ne
street, whore reserved seats can be