Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-01
LOCAL RREVITIES.


at Fulton Wells for a week past.
returned to the city yesterday.
Fifteen dollars reward, by adver-
tisement under New To-Day, is of
fered for the return OF a stray mule.
Major Levi Chase and family, of
San Diego, are passengers by this
mornings overland train frem San
Francisco.
Ten dollars reward will be paid
for the return Of pair of stray
mules to the Also stables. See ad-
vertisement.
A black American colt, that
strayed from the place of Mr.. J. F.
Nadesu at Florence, is advertised
elsewhere.
Professor Sample, the famous
horse trainer, returned from San
Bernardino yesterday and is stop
ping at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. VIM. H. Gould, publisher of
the Commercial, who has been vis-
iting his family at San Bernar-
dino, returned to the city yester-
day.
John w. Griffin has esta blished
an office at No. II Spring street,
where he will carry on the business
OF General Collector and Insurance
Agent.
Now that definite date has
been fixed for the Perry concert,
the interest of cur people in the
approaching musical event IL at q
white heat.
The finder of heavy cloth cloak
will receive u suitable reward on
returning it to the Office of DR.. j.
w. Hollingsworth, Dentist. See
advertisement.
Miss Mary Foy, who has filled
the position of Librarian of the
Public Library for the past two
years, was last night reelected for
the ensuing year.
Deputy Sheriff Berry yesterday
arrested ]. RocLa on warrant
sworn out before Justice Fisher,
charging him with stealing goods
from B. solomon.
The walking match at the Pa.
vilion, which has been q failure,
SO far as attendance was concerned,
from the start, was discontinued
about 0 O'Clock last night.
When Gen. Winfield Scott Han.
cock puts in an appearance in Los
Angeles. as he has prom ised to do
shortly, he will receive an old
fashioned Southern California
welcome.
The steamer Orlzsba is due
from San Francisco this morning
and will sail for San Diego in the
evening. Passengers will take the
3 P. NJ. train, Los Angeles time,
for Wilmington.
At elk O'Clock last evening o
steady rain commenced to fall and
at haif.past seven, when the well
come shower ceased, 37-l00ths OF
an inch had fallen, as shown by
the gauge at the United States Sig.
nal Service office.
1t will be seen, by advertisement
elsewhere, that the Lake Vineyard
House and Grounds at Pasadena
are for sale. By reference to the ad.
vertisement. it is apparent that de.
cided bargain awaits some enter
prising person who possesses the
requisite capital.
The Arcadia Block, on Los An
geles street, is steadily filing up
with desirable tenants. If the
long promised clearing out of
Chinatown shall ever be fact &C.
complished there will be great
awakening In that old time faver-
ite business quarter.
Messrs. Northorafts & Clark, by
advertisement elsewhere, give no.
tice that, on Friday morning, they
| will hold an auction sale of house.
hold furniture on the premises,
Bunker Hill Avenue, south of
Temple street. The sale will com.
mence at 10 o'clock.
The Messrs. Toal & Dsvine, hav-
| ing lately sold their lodging house
on San Ferna ndo and Anne streets,
near the Sisters, for $4,000, are put
ting up su ostantisl building,
forty by fifty feet, on San Fernando
street. When completed it will be
occupied as saloon and restaur.
ant by German family.
Mr.. II. Brinckmeier, q leading
capitalist of San Bernardino, is In
the city. Mr.. Brinckmeier was q
resident of Los Angeles in 1870,
and is agreeably surprised at the
progress he witnesses. Under the
guidance of the Messrs. Louis
Mesmer, Joe Maisr and Clement
Sweeters, he is viewing the town.
It should not be forgotten that
showers alone, even supposing
that we shall not have any drench-
ing rains, will not only make hay
but much grain. While the ysar
has not been such as most Of US
would desire, the fact must be
borne In mind that the season will