Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-08
local HREvITHES.


Blau Eileen grape cuttings are
advertised for sale In our New To.
Day.
The demand for good roads out
to the San Gabriel valley is becom-
ing clamorous.
The cleaning Of Zarja No. was
completed yesterday aud the water
let in last night.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at8:l5 last evening: Maximum 8Oe;
minimum 400.
The Confidence Engine Compa-
ny cleared 1926 from their recent
ball and entertainment.
Telephone poles were put up on
Spring street yesterday with In
sullators for forty wires.
Mr.. II. J. MeKusick, Superin-
tendent of Railway Nail Service,
Is registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. J. G. Rays. City Treasurer,
received yesterday $22.715Os, the
State apportionment to the city
schools.
Mr.. r.. Gird, of the Chino
Rancho, is passenger from San
Francisco by this mornings over
land train.
The Board of Supervisors go out
toNorwalk to-day to view pro-
posed new road in that section of
the county.
Mr.. James "A. Nelson, who was
so severely injured at Ell Rio, the
other day, is still ina verysprecari-
Gus condition.
Supervisor Egan. the Board hav.
ing completed the important BUSH
ness of the session, returned home
last evening.
Meesrs. Goodwin, Macy and
Mace have gone to San .CIemente
leland, with corps of shearers, to
shear their sheep.
Mrs. Joe Klaffk yesterday pre-.
sentsd her liege lord with a boy
weighing % pounds. Joe is the
hapPiest NAH in town.
Mr.. G. II. Simpkins, President
of the Los Angeles Gas Company,
is among the passengers to arrive
by this mornings train from San
Francisco.
T. 3. Ducazau, examined before
City Justice Adams yesterday on
the charge Of assaultiDg a Chinar
man with stone, WAS held In $3.50
to appear for trial before the Supe-
Fior Court.
The SPLENDID rain Of last Satur.
day and Sunday has started the
grass and grain to growing with re-
newed vigor, and tho whole fsce of
the country is clothed in beautiful
green. -Cotton Semi. Irooic
The Gaze CT the People w. Ran.
ulf0 Pico, charged with embezzle-
ment, set for examination before
City Justice Adams yesterday, on
application of the accused, was
continued until Friday at 10 A. NJ.
By a mistake of the reporter of
the Council proceedings, published
in yestsIday's HERALD, the num-
Der of deaths for the month OF Feb
ruary was given as SO, instead of
26. the numver reported by Health
Officer Winston.
Mr.. A. Franck, Of the Montana
Market, served to hs customers
yesterday the boss lamb OF the sea-
sop. 1t was only year old when
killed and dressed l06 pounds.
Families will find thi- market al
ways supplied with the best no eats
to be had in the city.
The steamer Ancen left San
Francisco one day later than her
advertised time and, consequently,
will arrive here this morning and
sail for San Diego this evening.
Passengers will take the 8 p NJ.
train, Los Angeles time, tor Will
mington.
We understand that Don An.
tonic f. Coronel has sold the lot at
the corner of Arcadia and Sanche 2
streets to Mr.. John Kiefer, who, as
soon as Los Angeles street Ia open
ed, will commence the erection OF
a large liquor store thereon.
A man whose name we have
been requested to withhold, was ar-
rested by officer Mcmahon last
night on suspicion of having bur.
glarizsd room at the CosmopOli.
tan Hotel. He was locked up to
await examination.
A difficulty occurred at the Rim.
con on Monday afternoon, bet tween
man named Richardson and
Walter Briggs, In which Richard
con shot Briggs four times in the
side and arm. Briggs was taken
to Santa Ana for treatment and
Richardson gave him self up.
The two boys arrested for Great
ing disturbance in the Queen
chop house, notice of which ap.
peared in yesterdays II ERALD,
were tried before City Justice
Adams aud sentenced to pay fine
of SIS each or, in default, ia
the chain gang for fifteen days
each.
The VIM. Horace LIngard troupe
will probably arrive in Los Ange.
les tomorrow and will open at
Turnverein Hall on Friday night.
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