Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-24
gos Anseles Atmta,
FRIDAY............... FEB. "a. 1882
LOCAL RTeEVITEE@.

r. W. Scott, Esq, of Anaheim,
WAS in the city yesterday.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening: Maximum 63e;
minimum 80.
We received call yesterday
from Mr.. John Ferris, advance
agent of the Wallace Sisters.
Persons interested in mines will
do we'll to read the advertisement
headed "New Mexico Mines,u In
our New To-Day.
DR.. Worthington, who has been
a resident at Temecnla for some
months past, will resume his resi-
dence In this city in week or so.
Col. George B. Griffin, who he's
been at San Francisco for several
days past on business, returns
home by this mornings overland
train.
Officer McMahon yesterday re-
captured two members OF the Doe
family, both with the prenomen of
John, who had escaped from the
chain gang.
The steamer Orizaba sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1850 A.
M. train, Los Angeles time, for
| Wilmington.
The Messrs. a. f. Hincbman and
George A. johnson ars in Los An
geles. They were called here in
attendance upon the funeral of the
late Don Juan Forster.
The American Colony excur-
sionisls from the East, under
charge of Mr.. w. e. Willmore,
will arrive in Los Angeles this
morning via the Southern route.
Mr.. F. NJ. Fisk, the gentlemanly |
and efficient agent OF John G. West |
d Co., of Chicago, who has spent
some days in this city, leaves this
morning for the East via the South
ern route.
John Wilson, known as Hap
py jack" pleaded guilty before
City Justice Adams, yesterday, to
stealing two dollars and a half, and
was sentenced TO the chain gaug
for fifteen days.
We acknowledge an invitation
to attend the second social of the
Natural Science CLUB of the Los
Angeles High School. It will be
held at Good Templar Hall, this
evening. at 7 O'Clock sharp.
The case of the People vs.. Lizzie
Lent, charged with disturbing the
peace and striking an officer, by
request of her counsel, has been set
for trial before City Justice Adams
on Monday next at 1:S0P NJ.
Uvedes Sanchez, arrested for en-
bezzling 80 s5 from Peter Morris,
change for u $40 gold piece that
had been rendered In payment for
u glass Of beer, will be tried before
Guy Justice Adams at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. Il. II. Hewitt, Postal Route
agent between Los Angeles and E.
Paso, Texas, who has been laid up
for some weeks from Injuries re-
ceived the line of his duty, we
are glad to know, has fully recover
Ell his b ealtb, and will resume his
official duties tomorrow.
Mr.. II. Slotterbeok has procured
for his shooting gallery Il life-size
figure of the assassin Guiteau to
which target is affixed. Marks
men hitting the bulis.eye are mott
fled by the sound Of u eonerous
gong concealed ia the breast of the
figure. The likeness to the asssas-
sin is SO life.liks that it is at once
recognized by any one who has
seen his picture.
Don't forget the lecture Of Hon.
T. P. O'Couuor, member OF Parlia-
ment, at TnrDverein Hall Oh the
9th instant. All lovers of liberty
should hear him. Tickets for sale
at u. Desmond's bat store, on Main
street, Wangemau Bros. and p.
Lszarus's, Gu Spring street. Also,
reserved seats at Lazarus's. Tick |
cts 80 cents, reserved seats so cents |
extra.
That staunch Dane, Peter Ring,
who, by the way, las the ring OF
the true metal about him, will
leave Los Angeles on Tuesday,
March 7tb, for visit OF nearly u
year to Copenhagen. Fifteen years
ago Don Pedro arrived in Los An.
geles on the 7th of March, and be
always regulates his arrivals add |
departures by that mystic figure.
Twenty-Five persons stopped over
at our friend Boyd's Pacific Hotel
whe had arrived on the Southern
route Wednesday evening. They
put in their first hours yesterday
by an ex ursion to Pasadena and
the San Gabriel valley. Our pepu-
latioD, transient and temporary, 10
being steadily and largely recruit
cd over the new road.
We enjoyed pleasant call yes
terday from our irrepressible Ger
man newspaper friend, Mr.. Alex
ander Il. Toerges, OF Cincinnati.
This IL bis fifsy-fourth overland
trip; and, taken in connection
with two trips TO Europe made
during the period covered by his
American journeys. 1T constitutes
him the travelling champion OF the
United States. A chronic indiges-
ton is rapidly reducing our whilom
stalwart friend to shadow.