Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-05
LOCAL RREVITIES.
Every one who buys a ticket for
the Japanese Tea Party gets cup
and saucer.

IveTy one WAo DuyS q ticket fol
the Japanese Tea Party gets q cur
and saucer.
Thermometer for "a hours end.
Ing at S:16 last evening: Maximum M
81; minimum So.
City Treasurer Kays will to-day
receive the new safe ordered for his
use by the City Council.
H. ousskind, in our New To.
Day, advertises very desirable
dwelling house for rent.
Attention is directed to the ne.
tice headed Dancing Glasses in
Business Enterprise column.
Messrs. Richard Garvey and
Walter s. Maxwell return home bv
this mornings train from San
Francisco.
M. H. DsYoung, of the San
Francisco Chronicle, and wife are
passengers by this mornings over.
land train.
The April schedule of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company will be
found in the proper column of this
mornings HERALD.
Mr.. s. P. Mcintyre, of Chicago,
who has been sojourning at the
Pic0 House for several days, lea YES
for Riverside this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Shaw, San Pedro street,
elsewhere in this mornings HER.
AID, advertises SO, 900 orange trees,
OF choice varieties, for sale.
The residence Of Mr.. J. X. Tuf-
free, of.Anaheim, was totally do.
stroyed by fire on Saturday night.
The loss on building, furniture,
etc., is estimated at over 5000.
The cups and saucers to be given
away ct the Japanese Tea Party
are beautiful.
Martin Sanchez was arrested by
Officer McMahon yesterday on q
warrant sworn out by an Italian
storekeepsr, charging him with
disturbing the peace.
The German Ladies Benevolent
Society will hold a special meeting
at Turn Verein Hall at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. A full attendance
of III emIsrs is requested.
We are indebted for compliment
ary tickets to the Japanese Tea
Party to be given by the ladies of
the Congregational Church next
Friday afternoon and evening.
The trial of Thomas B. Hulse,
who killed Fritz Reuter- at Orange,
about month ago, commences in
Judge Sepulveda's department of
the Superior Court at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Victor Montgomery, Esq, Of
Santa Ana, came up to the city
yesterday and is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan. He informed us
that everything is booming in
that section OF the county.
Mr.. Fl. G. Weiner. OF the I X L
store, returns from San Francisco
to-day. where he purchased full
lines of the latest novelties In gen.
tlemen's clothing, furnishing
goods, etc.
The following notice appeared
on1the bulletin board of q real es-
tate agent yesterday. "For Sale
Fine place; small house in bearing,
fenced, with plenty of water and
other valuable fruits.u
Pascual Martinez, q Yaqui In
dian, who was running q muck in
Sonoratewn, was arrested by Of
ficer Debson last night and locked
up to await examination OH the
charge of disordsrly conduct.
Geo. F. Moore, the old Los An
gelss favorite, 10 a member OF
Moore's Trou badsurs, who open ct
Turn Verein Hall on Friday night.
The troupe is cem posed Of the best
specialists on the Pacific Coast.
Col. Chalmers SCOTT, of the Cen.
trsl Pacific Civil Engineer force,
who has been making a reconnois-
sance of the line of the proposed
railroad from Tucsou to the Gulf OF
California, will arrive home by the
train from Arizona this evening.
The Press and Horticultursst
says that Riverside, Cotton and San
Bernardino are to be Joined togeth-
or by telephone system. This
will soon be followed by a rail and
telegraph connection. Sound,
steam and electrlcity-a oombina-
tion that ought to satisfy any or.
dinary ambition.
Don't fail to 90 to the Japanese
Tea Party, Friday afternoon and
evening. Doors open at ] O'Clock
and Z o'clock p. M.
Mr.. Porter, of the San Fernando
valley, was in the city yesterday
and gave glowing accounts of the
fine condition OF her wheat crops
He says the late rains have done
wonders In that section and arount
Newhall.
Any one who desires to know
what alfilerilla will do when 1t ha
Q good chance would do we'll I.
visit Boyle Heights and look O.