Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-28

San Francisco,
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum 62o;
minimum 400.
Messrs. Hammel & Denker on
Saturday finished sowing 1900 acres
eftheir ranch, near the Cahuengs
range, to barley.
A handsome new sign, embla-
zoned with his name and the usual
mortar and pestle, has been erected
In front of DR.. Heinzeman's drug
store on Main street.
DR.. 81. J. Bouton, who came here
from Oregon some months ago,
leaves for the East via the South
ern route this morning on a brief
business vieit.
We have received from Mr.. L. J.
Rose, member of the state Viticul-
tural Com mission, q number of
copies of the annual report for 1881
for gratuitous distribution.
We have received the March
number of Semi Tropic California.
AS usual it is filled with matter,
original aud selected, of interest to
both horticulturists and farmers.
Arrangements are being made
for sweepstake trotting match,
free to all horses that have never
trotted for money, mile heats,
three in five. to come off at Agri-
cultural Park March 18th.
The grass is growing galore and
the emerald hue Of old Ireland al
ready decks our meadows. More
power TO the elbow of the wasiier-
clerk, say We, as long as be Keeps
in his present mood
Mr.. A. B. Clark, of Orange, hrs
six acres of six years cid budded
orange trees from which he expects
to gather 1000 boxes OF oranges. He
estimates that he will realize $500
per acre, net, from this years crop.
The friends of Rev. A. NJ. and
Mrs. Josie Campbell will learn
with pain that they were bereft by
death vi their infaut son, Harris
Reuter- Campbell, at McDonough,
Georgia, on the 10Th instant.
Mr.. Louis Schwarz, who brought
his family in from Tuceon couple
of weeks age, having settled them
here satisfactorily, goes back to
his business (Bayer ~ Schwartz at
the "Ancient nnd Honorable
Puehlon to-day.
After the lecture last night
Messfs. s. NJ White, w. s. Moore,
Capt. 4. J. Cuddy and number of
either gentlemen, accompanied by
tina City Band, called at the resi-
dence of Ex-Governor Downey and
serenaded Mr.. O'Connor.
The steamer Aneon, due yester-
day moralng, was detained twelve
hours and did not arrive at Will
mington until last night she
will sail for San Diego This even
ing. Passengers take the 3 p. III.
train, Los Angeles time, for Will
miDgton.
DR.. r. w. Ellis, late of the firm
Of Heinzeman & Ellis. with his
family, left for the East yesterday
morning, via the Southern Pacific
Railroad andNc0nuecii0ns. His fu.
ture home wilt be at Watrrt0wp,
New York, where TIC intends To
engage in business.
Mrs. Minerva Ewing, wife Of l..
Ewing, late from Osceola, Iowa,
died at their residence, corner OF
Fourth and Hill stteets, last even.
ing, after II short Illness. leaving
seven children, the youngest IL
babe twelve days old, an affection
ate husband aud ageJ mother to
mourn Der loss.
Yesterday officers Cuddy and
Horner arrested two men, whose
names we were unable to learn,
who work at the railroad depot, on
the charge of rolling Spaniard on
Saturday night and stealing $50
from him. They will be arraigned
before City Justice Adams this
morning.
For the first time in an age
Hughes's Russian baths were
closed on Sunday. He had impor.
taut business on hand, being sort
of Los Angeles edition OF Figaro
The baths have been re-opened
and the hea,fh-loving public are
a. rushing there in multitudes.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will hold social Oh Friday even.
ing, March 81. They will be as.
sisted by Mr.. Tom Barnes aud Mr.
Joe Barker and expect to provide
an Interesting program Re
freshments WILL be served and a
good time is anticipated. The
public are cordially icvited to at.
tend.
We are in receipt Of circular
from the mineralogic and geologic
departments of the California STATE
University in which an invitation
is extended to all TO send Ia miner
nj and fossil specimens. These
will be delivered free by Wells
Fargo & Co.'s express and will bt
gratefully received by the Univers
jty.
The following passengers arrived
In Los Angeles from the East a
4:45 yesterday evening per South
ern Pacific Railroad and copnec
tions: o Young aud wife, o I
Young. Elyria, Ohio; A Ashtol
and wife, Rockford, III; III A Scott
San Francisco; Col James, G N
Ilsley aud wife, Tucson; E.ta