Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-03-14
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evening, but without so much as
Maud hen. Commodore Foley, who
was In command of the party,
AYERS that they were the most
formidable hunters he ever saw,
their mere presence frightening all
the game away from the Ballena.
The attention Of persons dssireus
of purchasing a highly improved
home place 10 directed to the adj
vertisement headed "For Sale" Ia
cur New To-Day. 1t is offered for
sale solely on the ground that the
present owner has removed to an
ether State. The house furniture,
horse and carriage and farm nipple.
ments will be sold with the place
II desired.
Col. Joseph u. Crawford is again
amongst US. He goes down, to-.
day, to see hIs old friends at Santa
Monica, and will abide am opgst a.
fer at least q week. He still has
some property interests in Los An
gsles, and 30 firm is his belief in
the future Of this city that he lie
determined to hold on to them.
He has declined offers of purchase
which would have been regarded
az highly eligible u month ago.
We received a pleasant call yes.
terday from Mr.. Henry s. Baer,
who is doing business at the end of
the track on the Southern Pacific
Railroad, in Texas, who came home
Sunday on brief visit to his rela-
tives and friends. He informs us
that everything is progressing fine.
ly on the railroad and that the d.
rect connection with New Orleans,
via the Morgan route, will shortly
be completed.
Mr.. P. Lazarus and wife, nee
Kramer, who were united in m ar
rage by Rabbi A. w. Edelin, an, at
the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, On Sunday, went down to
San Diego per steamer OrizabA
yesterday. The wedding was one
Of the most brilliant ever seen in
Los Angeles, about ninety guests
being present. The presents were
numerous and costly. The young
couple have the good wishes of a
large circle Of friends for their fu.
ture happiness, in which we most
cordially join.
Monday, o week ago, John Row.
land, son of Thomas Rowland, of
La Puente, aged II years, ran o
nail into his foot. Every precau-
ton was taken to prevent i'll
effects, bat on Friday losk-jaw su.
pervened and at 4 O'Clock on SUM-
day morning he died. He was
buried from the residence of his
father on Sunday evening. De.
ceased was bright and talented
boy and his early death Is deeply
regretted by all who knew him.
His parents md relatives have the
sincere sympathy of their neigh
bors in their sad bereavement.
Attention is directed to the triple
column advertisement Of the Ja-
CODY Brothers under New To- Day.
This entsrprising firm, whose rule
OF action Is to always keep abreast,
If not ahead, of the market, are re-
ceiving daily full invoices of the
latest Spring styles Of mems,
youths and boys clothing, which
they sell at prices that cannot be
equalled by any other house south
of San Francisco. Their stock Of
furnishing goods is being constant
ly renwed and contains all that is
new and npbby in that line. Give
them a call.
The "Many Frisnds," who came
to the reecus of County Recorder
Lamb, in last evenings E1prcss,
are informed that the statement
published in Sundays HERALD,
that an accusation against Mr..
Lamb had been filed by the Dis
trict Attorney, was taken from the
original document on file ia the
County Clerks Office. The report
of the Grand Jury, published yer.
batim in Sundays HERALD, was
sufficiently explicit and charges
Mr.. Lamb, in express terms, with
malfeasance in efiice. As to Mr..
Lambs statement, in defense of
his official dslinquency,we suppose
its preparation was the cause Of
his violation of the Sunday law,
recently decided to be constitution
al by the Supreme Court, by keep.
Ing his clerks at work on Sunday
last,
Mr.. and Mrs. james P. Scott and
q party of ladies and gentlemen,
including Hon. Thomas r. Bard,
of Ventura, will arrive in Los An.
geles next saturday, and will spend
some time in an inspection Of Los
Angeles county. Mr.. Scott is the
son of the famous Railway King,
Col. Thomas A. Scott, and Is him.
self q person of mark and intellect
and thorough railway man. He
is y distinguished graduate Of the
able school of his father. He has
extensive real estate interests In
Ventura county; and, during his
stay 10 that section, he has thor
oughly explored the Las Posas,
SINH and Polonia ranches, as well
az the county generally. We do
not know whether or no Mr.. SCOTT
has any local railway prejscts In
view; but, If he does entertain
them, he has the means and the
bacRing to make them formidable.
He came eut to this coast in his
own special car which, daring his
absence in Ventura county, has
been switched off on the Southern
Pacific track. As this is Mr..
Scotts first visit to this section We
hope our people will give him q
hearty welooipe.
A fire occurred at the house OF
| Mrs. Mulloy, (widow Of the late P,
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