Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-16
LOCAL HREVITIES.

, ton, was in the CITY. yesterday.
Q English Marseilles bedspreads
4 q yards wide, Sl.e5. at People
Store.
8 A sober, industrious, young NAL
!. adverrises for a situation undo
9 New To-Day,
The funeral of the late jaime
g Dryden will take place at 2 o'clocl
: this afternoon.
: Thermometer for the "a hour
a ending at Sis last evening: Maxi
mum, So; minimum 45'.
An eleven acre fruit ranch il
Spon District ia advertised TO-
a We, ssseap, in our New To-Day.
Me- ~. Potts will remain in thu
o,,u 'a,u Wasprday and may bl
Ivy I'LL o. dhe residence OF Mrs
Hnshas onM, w street.
The exsminat,, W pf Joe Wilkin'
4. i.
son, charged with . @a;s,"'y a. n n"s
been set by City } 's.,o1 '
for Saturday next at 10 ~ ~
A fine blind bride, pic s@o .1p ~
the corner of Spring ant f! rs.
streets, can be recovered by Tne
owner on paying for this notice.
Ponet & Orr have placed a tele =
phone in their wareropms, and they
can be communicated with at any
hour from the central office.
Prof. Cuyas is forming new
class in Spanish, commencing the
first week in March. Lessons from
8 to 8 P. NJ. Terms, for three
months, SIS.
Hemstitched handkerchief, 10
cents, at Peoples Store.
Mr.. w. II. Porter, General Aud
itor of the Central Pacific Railroad,
and wife arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and are stopping at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
1t is high time that the seve .
night frosts which retard ne
grass should be replaced by warm
growing weather. As to the days.
they are now simply perfect.
Governor Perkins has reappoint.
ed Rs members of the State Board
of Agriculture, l.. ]. Rose of Los
Angeles. r. II. Newton OF Yolo,
and George w. Hancock of Sacra'
meuto.
Mr.. l H Onstott left last even.
ing on a prospecting trip to Ore.
gon. He goes by rail to San
Francisco and thence takes steam.
er to Portland. He will be absent
some weeks.
Lace curtain net, 124 cents O
. yard, at Peoples Store.
Messrs. e. F. Gerald and Charles
Seyler, tiayeling auditors of the
Central and Southern Pacific Rail.
roads, came in from the front yes.
terday and are stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
There are yet some twenty-five
or thirty seats to the Perry concer
undisposed of, and they should bt
30 l., NJ "a Ia IL a
lihOod of there being any seats sole
at the office on the night of tn,
concert.
? A man who gave his name t,
the Chief of Police as M. Dunn
was arrested last night on a charg,
of stealing lot of stockings from
wssh-house. On being taker
into the Alhergi di Tompsoni, hi
registered as John Buckley.
DR.. II. Rozsas has opened an Of
flee above Giese's drug store
8 Spring street, where he will prac
tise his profession. The Doctor i
o very accomplished physician an,
surgeon. and should receive a con
siderable share of the patronage 0
the community.
Mr.. George FL. Peck gives TIT
rainfall at Ell Monte on the 18th a
12O iuches. Total for the season
$40. The early sown wheat is no
thriving, but the late sown is com
ing up finely. The barley Gro
will be good and the feed grasse
are growing apaee.
Lace top, Isle thread gloves, !
, cents q pair, glove department
Peoples store.
Mr.. James w. Dryden, an oil
time resident Of Los Angeles, die
In this city yesterday. We mel
ton the circumstance to add the
he leaves a wife and two babit
who are absolutely destitute an
that the charity Of the commun
ty is called upon to show itself /
their behalf. Any assistance LEI
with Mr.. Gillette will reach then
ed One of our sheep-men tried "tu
shelter" He placed q band ,
On eight hundred head of very fl
sheep, valued at three dollars pr
head, under the same for prote'
tion from the recent snow storm
The "shed" gave way and he 10
- four hundred head in one nigh
If sheds are made, let them
= substantial.--S. d. Union.
A man, who is known, on Tue
= day afternoon, during the absen,
= Of Mrs. Foley, entered the rooms
Mr.. ID. j. Foley, In the Alls
building, corner of Spring al
n, Temple streets, and stole blas