Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

Cord, Michael Burk, George viii.
son, John Adams and Thomas
Griffin on com plant of Mr.. Joseph
w. Wolfskill's manager that they
had been trespassing on Mr.. Wolf
skilPs orchard for several days
past. They were arraigned before
City Justice Adams, and Burk and
McCord were sent to the chain
gang for 8 days each and the Others
were committed for examination
this morning.
The Nellie Boyd combination
drew another splendid house al
Turnverein Hall last night. 1t is
quite evident that the troupe are
destined to an enduring popularity
during their stay amongst us.
1.-THE Bankers Daughtern was
quite effectively rendered, the
whole cast being well sustained
and the audience enjoying the per-
formance hugely. Tonight
IA Celebrated Case" will be given,
and as it is a highly enjoyable and
racy drama we again bespeak for
Miss Boyd's combination u r3using
house.
BY reference to our telegraphic
news it will be seen that our old
townsman, o. o. Uranium, ESQ.
was elected City Attorney OF
Tombstone, Arizona, at the munic-
ipal election held at that place
yesterday. We congratulate the
citizens OF our enterprising neigh-
Dor on having secured q faithful
and efficient officer. Among the
names of the other officers elected
we find the names of our old Gan
Diego friends II. Soloman, City
Treasurer, and A. y. Wallace, City
Recorder, both of whom We know
will make capable and honest off,
cials.
The officers of safety Council
No. e64, of the American Legion of
Honor, were duly installed in their
respective chairs for the ensuing
term last evening. by Deputy
Grand Commander G. G. Cheese.
brough, as follows: M. L. Wicks,
Commander; H. B. Lathrop. Vice
Commander; D. R. Payne, Orator;
G. q. Cheese brough, Post Com.
l.. T. Nolte, Secretary;
J. s. Thayer, Collector; J. f. Eos.
mir, Treasurer; N. A. Watson,
Chaplain; J. J. T. Johannson,
Guide; A. Schultz, Warden; Ju.
Illus Norton, Sentry; H. B. Lath.
rop. Medical Examiner; Trustees,
A. Norton, Ed Preuss, A. Franck.
The excursion to Wilmington,
under the auspices Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, on Thursday next,
promises to be great success. In
to the Board Of Supervis-
ors and members of the City Coun-
ell, q large number Of the business
men Of the city have expressed
their Intention OF availing them.
selves of the opportunity to in-
spect the Improvements already
effected at Wilmington. Every.
body interested in ihe progress of
the city and county should avail
themselves of the opportunity af-
forded by this excursion. The fare
for the round trip is but ST., sum
that is within the means Of all.
The train will leave the CONNER
clal street depot at IL o'clock noon
aud, returning, will arrive in the
city at S p. M.
Meteorological data for Decem-
Der, from the records of the United
States Signal office: Mean month.
ly barometer, 3O.1Sl; highest ba.
rometer, 3O.2s0, on 29.h; lowest
barometer, 29.9S3, on 18th; month
ly range, .297. Monthly mean
temperature, 54.S; highest temper
ature, 1913, GU 30th; lowest tenn
psrsture, 35 8, on 26sh; monthly
range Of tenn perature, 440; greatest
daily range of temperature, 34', on
Goth; least daily range of tenn pera.
ture, 10, on 1si; monthly mean
humidity, ga l per cent; monthly
mean dew point, 40.07; prevailing
wind direction, west; total rainfall,
0 50; total mOuthly wind move.
mest, 1000 miles; maximum veIoc-
ity of wind and direction, 20 miles,
south, .On 10th; number OF clear
days, 16; numoer of fair days, ID;
number of cloudy days, 2; number
OF days on which rain fell, 2.
Monday evening District Deputy
Grand Master A. NJ. Lawrence, as
sisted by Fred Eaton, Grand War
den; s. X. Sewall, Grand Marshal; !;
J. Tibbetts, Grand Recording Sec
retary, and G. G. Lips, Grand
Treasurer, Installed the officers of
Golden Rule Lodge No. 16O, l..
o. o. F., as follows: Eugene Ger
main, N. G., reelected; Chas. E
Gault, V. G. ;Arthur Heimann, Re-
cording Sec'y. re. elected, aud H. V.
McFarlan, Treasurer, reelected.
After the conclusion of the ceremo-
MES the lodge adjourned to Bob
Eckerps, where sumptuous cold
banquet, prepared in Bob's best
style, was thoroughly discussed,
enlivened by short speeches and
sweet songs from some of the ora.
tors and vocalists OF the lodge.
To the Noble Grand, Eu.
gene German, we understand,
the Lodge is indebted for last even
ing's entertainment aud the best
wishes of tho members of the
Lodge are with him in all he may
do to further the interest Of Golden
Rule No. 100, l. o. O. F.
The statement of the Farmers &
Merchants Rank, which appears