Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-25
LOCAL RREvITI Mfs
Council this evening.

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| The total rainfall at Orange to
date the present season has been
2l inches. e.
| Mr.. o. II. Bliss went over to San
Clemente Island yesterday on a
weeks paseo. s-s.e4t -, '.s,.-'
THERMOMETER for "a hours end.
ing at S:l5 last evening: Maximum
49,; minimum $40. s.f.Ie
AS a dispeller of eanui in the
Jury room "Nicku Covarrubias h ss
won the champions belt.
Mr.. ID. Felsenheld, the private
secretary OF ex-senator Sargent.
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday.
The knell has been rung, by the
warm weather, to the bringing
l'hithsr of the Eastern canned
| oyster. s.
Victor Montgomery, Esq, of
Santa Ana, is in the city attending
TO business before the Superior
Court. ~. .aet.
Tue ChiBamen still continue to
go. gang OF thirty started for
Sau francisco by steamer OIizaba
yesterday. sa = - 1850
The case of Mr.. Philippi has
beea set for retrial before City JUS
tice Adams two weeks from to-day
-AprilSsh. s.
Mr.. Joseph b. kirkland, Pacific
Coast agent OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad lines, is registered at the
Proc House.
There is to be "Service of
Song" at the Fort Street NJ. e.
Church next Sunday evening, be.
ginning at u O'clock.
Mrs. D. g. Temple. Of Fairfield,
Iowa, Is ia Los Angeles with the
intention of buying homestead
for herself and family.
A special mesting of Division
No. l, A. O. H., is called for Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. See
notice 10 New To-Day.
The attention of persons desiring
to learn the artof painting photo
graphs Is directed 10 The card of
Mics Miranda in cur New To-Day.
The tendency of the temperature
is still upward. The Signal Service
thermometer registered $50 yester-
day, A. higher than the day before.
! The alarm Of ire about 6 O'clock
last evening WAS caused by misun.
dei stsntiins Of the tapping of the
No 2s tell to call the boys out for
drill
In Que Of the most memorable
contests of ancient times there was
q Phiiippi Inthe great local war
in Los Angeles there was a Jacob
Philippi. ~.
Since the Sundaw law has been
enforced we have re esolved, AZ an
accommodation to our vast trade,
to keep open until IL O'clock Sat.
urday nights. Lewis Bros.
Judge Hines Of Ventura, who fire.
quent!y ofiiciates jndicialiy III the
Superior Court of .bis county, is
now huldipg cour; for Judge Hatch
of Santa Barbara county.
Mr.. James P. Scott, of Phila-
ds!phia, and party, who have been
In the city since Monday, start
home this morning via the South.
ern and Texas-Pacitic Railways.
Chief Engineer Gray, of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, return
ed from San Diego per steamer
Orizaba yesterday and went up to
san Francisco overland last even.
ing.
We received a pleasant call yes
tsrday from Mr.. Jesse Tay, Of the
firm of Tay & Lawrence, Cajon
Pass, who, accompanied by Mrs.
Tay, is paying Los Angeles a brief
visit.
The social a. Odd Fellows Hall
last night, like all entertainments
given by the Ivy Club, was high
IL successful affair ID was attend
ed by the elite of Los Angeles so.
ciety.
Nearly every Southern Califor-
MIA Journal which We have encoun-
tered has expressed surprise and
disapproval at tha early summon.
ing Of the Democratic State Con.
vention.
The last piece OF 'dobie wall con-
nected with the PhiladeIpbis Brew
cry fell in, the other day, without
doing much damage. IL will be
replaced by the more durable
brick.
We yesterday encountered our
| friend Charles Thomas, OF Hemitt
VALLEY, San Diego county, the
saow having melted away and ad-
mitted OF his greeting his legion of
Los Angeles friends. .iss'
Robert Hunter, arrested for steai-
|ing ham from the Pacific Hotel,
was tried before City Justice
Adams yesterday on the charge of
petit larceny anu was sentenced to
the chain gang for thirty days.
Attention is directed to the new
double cslumn advertisement of
THE Capitol Store, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. This enter
prising house is almost giving
goods away to make room for their
new stock. ~ .t.-
The preparations for increasing
the production of petroleum In the