Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-04
LOCAL RREVITIEH.
Council this evening.

Ihe maiva Is becoming quit,
luxuriant.
Last day of odds and ends, PEG
ple's Store.
Turn out TO the anti-Chines,
demonstration tonight.
Mr.. r. l.. Richie, of Cucamonga
is registered at the Pico House.
Thermometer for "a hours endip,
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum $50
minimum 44o.
Mr., Louis Phillips, of Spadra, il
visiting the city and is registered
ut the Cosmopolitan.
County Auditor Yorba rejolces
in an ii pound boy, presented 4
him by Mrs. Yorba day before yes
terday.
Mr.. Albert Anckers, promi.
nent merchant of San Bernardino
is among the guests at the C0emo.
p0litan.
Mr.. A z. Flint. of San Francis
co, arrived in Los Angeles yester
day aud Is stopping ut the Cosmo.
politan.
Mr.. A. w. Poole, ex.Unitel
States Marshal, is u passenger by
this mornings overland train from
San Francisco.
Conductor s. A. Tuttle has re-
sumed his old train on the South
ern Pacific Railway between Lo,
Angeles and Tulare.
Last day of odds and ends. PEG
ple's Store.
Mine host Boyd, of the Pacific
Hotel, informs US that the daily
arrivals at the. new depot are
formidable in mum bers.
Ernst Schumacher, the vintner a.
the Santa Msrgarita ranch, ar.
rived yesterday. He leaves fol
San Francisco Tomorrow.
Mr.. job. Scott, and a party O
seven, will arrive ia Los Angeles
la a Especial Pullman Car, fsom Sar
Francisco this morning.
The Lingsrds will arrive in Lo;
Angeles Wednesday, coming thus
early because they desire 10 ex
plore cur famous orange groves.
Mr.. Robert s. Couts, under New
To-Day, warns all persons against
negotiating four pfomissory notei
drawn by him in favor of G. A.
Wilson.
Remaining odds and ends must
be closed out to-day, Peoples
Store.
Mr.. Butler, who came In from
the Sierra Madre Villa yesterday
morning, informed as that q quar-
ter OF al inch OF rain fell at thai
place the previous night
The new school house at New.
port was finished yesterday and
will be opened next Monday with
Mr.. Calvin Lindsey as Principal
and Miss Ida Stornford as assists
ant.
The misty showers between s
and ii o'clock on Thursday night,
resulted IN IA rainfall of four hum
dredths OF an inch, as per report of
the Signal Service officer.
The Chinese must go ts-day and
so must the odds and ends at the
Peoples Store.
DIR. g. H. Simms, all old tins
Angelefio, who has been living al
San Francisco for several years
past, arrived in Los Angelo. yes.
terday and Is the guest of Mr.. T,
b. Rowan.
We direct the attention of per.
sons holding protested road distrie,
warrants to the notice of County
Treasurer Lindley in the New To-
Day column of this morning 4
HERALD
In the case OF Los Angeles coun'
ty vs. Charles G. Lamb, County
Recorder, Judge Howard yester.
day rendered decision in favor of
plaintif. Notice of appeal to tn.
Supreme Court was subsequently,
filed by Mr.. Lamb.
In our advertising columns Mr.
81. Slotterbeck announces q grand
shooting tournament at which he
offers six handsome prizes to bt
competed for. Parties entitled &C
sbOos off their prizes are invited
to come forward at once.
Lack OF spacs for standing room
COM els US to remove our odd anC
end table, Peoples Store.
Attention il directed to the care
Of Mr.. ]. +. Fullarton, accountant
collector and copyist, ETC., in New
To-Day. Mr.. Fullarton Is thor
oughly versed in bis business and
will attend promptly to any mat
ters entrusted to him.
We received q call yesterday
from Mr.. II. Summerfield, ssnio
member of the firm Of Summerfielt
& Bro. OF Tom bstone, Arizona, VIII,
Is visiting his old friends and rela
tives In this city. He goes up Il
San Francisco overland this even
ing to purchase new goods for hi
store at Tombstone.
Mr.. w. r. Belts, who has bsel
visiting friends In this city for sew