Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-08
A special meeting of the German

O'CLOCK this afternoon to make ar
rangemeDts for celebrating the au-
niversary of the society. A full
attendance of members Is earnest
ly requested.
We are glad to see our old friend
Major w. FL. Tyus at the desk in
the Pico House. The Msjor Is o
courteous and agreeable gentleman
and thoroughly posted in all the
duties of the position. We con-
graduate the Plco House proprie-
tors on having secured his SER
vices.
Jake Mueller was arrested by
officer Cells on Upper Main street,
last night, on suspicion of having
stolen n horse blanket and some
books on poultry found in his pos.
session. Mueller alleged that the
articles were given him by VIM.
Niles "A somewhat improbable
story.
Mr.. Louis Stengel, who returned
from visit to San Diego yester-
day, informed US that man sup
posed to be insane, who had been
wandering about Forster City, on
the Santa Margarita Rancho, for
several days, committed suicide
near there on Monday by running
q knife into his angular vein.
We received call yesterday
from Mr.. Eugene Hahn, CORES
pendent of the Courier de San
Francisco, who is spending some
time in Los Angeles for the benefit
of his health. Mr.. Hahn is. very
favorably impressed with our city
and we shall look for his letters
with interest.
The Deputy United States Mar.
sinai referred to by our Whining
ton correspondent in Sundays
HERALD, was not our energetic
friend Doc Dunlap, but special
officer sent down to arrest the Cap
tain Of the ship Gatherer. Mr.. Dun
lap was attending to business Ia
another part Of the county at the
time and knew nothing Of the bus-
mess.
Mr.. Louis Stengel, our popular
florist, While at San Diego, the
other day, purchased the Horton
greenhouse and will have 1t re-
moved to his gardens on new Los
Angeles street, In this city. He
tells us thst the once beautiful and
famous Horton garden at the City
of Bay and Climate, has gone to
rack and ruin, not vestigo of its
former beauty remaining.
We had the pleasure of shaking
by the hand, yesterday, Col. J. G.
Howard, who has for a year or
more past taken up his residence
in Tom bstone, A. T for profess
SIGNAL purposes. Col. Howard is
in robust health and is delighted
at the opportunity Of meeting his
family and again taking his ease, If
only for little while, in his ele-
CANT home in this city.
The amount of good lands owned
by the Southern Pacific is greatly
exaggerated. All the even Sec
tions have been Withdrawn for In
dian purposes. In the neigh bor-
hood OF the San Gorgonio Pass,
however, there are ABOUT 49, 900
acres of excellent land belonging
to the company, which fact ought
to be borne in mind by people who
are on the lookout for HON teads.
Attention is directed to the
double column advertisement of
the clearing sale at the Capitol
store, which appears elsewhere in
this mornings HERALD. This en-
terprisiDg house, in order to make
room for their now stock of the
latest styles, are literally selling
eiegan; silks and other goods below
cost. Read their price list and you
will be sure to give them a call.
We understand that move
ment Is on foot among several we'll
known musical gentlemen of this
city to induce Signors Comma
Tiozzo to repeat The entertainment
OF last night. We trust that the
6ign0ra's engagements will permit
her to accede to he request and
thus afford our citizens aa oppor-
tunity of again listening TO one Of
the most delightful musical euter-
tainments, IN ali its paIts, ever
given IN Los Angeles
1t has often been q question with
US rs to how family located on u
dry ranch live, in bad year.
After looking around for little
while, it is generally discovered
that a few cows and IA yard full of
chickens explain the seeming
miracle. ia good years enough
fec is accumulated to. tide over a
dry season. Meanwhile, the work
put upon the place from year to
year soon bears fruit in comforta.
bic homes.
Two French wo men, sisters, who
live on Los Angeles street, had q
dispute day before yesterday, la
which one called the other vile
names. The injured demoiselle
made an information before Justice
Fisher charging the other with
vulgar and obscene language. Hhe
case came up for trial yesterday
and the offending sister was found
guilty. Sentence reserved until
this morning.
District Attorney Brown latterly
is q very liberal patron of the tele'
graph. In the Issue raised by the
Southern Pacific Railway respect
Ing the payment of the taxes oil
that corporation, he has sought to