Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-16
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL sBRVIOF,
us. ARMY.
LOCAL BREyE'TSH H;s;.

Child's fancy sandals 81. Peo-
ple's store,
See advertisement "First.class
Hay" in our New To-day.
A first-class waiter is advertised
for under New To-Day.
Mr.. L Lankershim returns from
San Francisco by this mornings
train.
Don J. f. Forster, of the Rancho
Santa Margarlts, is registered at
the Pico House.
Thermometer for "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum $50;
minimum 40.
Mrs. P. Banning, of Whining
ton, is passenger by this morn
ing's traiu from san Francisco.
Don Miguel de Pedrorena, of San
Diego, is paying Los Angeles u
visit, and is stopping ut the Pico
House.
Mike Welsh aud Wm. Shaw
were arrested by officer Mcmahon
yesterday for fighting III "A beer
saloon.
Misses kid button shoes, hand
sewed, 81 40. Peoples store.
Owing to press OF advertising the
list of hotel arrivals was unavOida.
bly, crowded out of this mornings
HERALD
The attention of owners Of horses
and mules is directed 10 the adver-
tisement of b II. Cfocker in our
New To-Day.
Judge q. S. Witheibee arrived
from San Diego per steamer Ori-
zaba yesterday aud is registered at
the Plco House.
The examination of Il. Silvas for
assau!ting Tomas Bsrmsdas with a
CLUB VIII take place before Justice
Fisher at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Attention is directed TO the card
of A. Charvoz, who has removed
his barber shop to the Hughes
Russian bath building, Main
street.
Nineteen carloads of sheep,
loaded at the railroad depot in this
city, lett for Texas last night.
They belong to gentleman named
Hixon, of lnat State,
Mr.. f. Il. Williams, sheriff of
Santa Clara county, who has been
visiting in Los Angeles for severa |
days, returned home overland last
evening.
Tomorrow being the Feast Of
Saint Patrick, there will be o SOL
smn higi, mass, at s O'Clock, at the
Church OF OUrI,dy of the Angels,
opposite the ?!hz,.
Col. Hewitt, perintendent OF
the Tuiart-Yuma division Of the
Southern Pacifi; Railroad. informs
us that ea far nO damage has been
done on his division ty the rain
storms,
On account of the inc!emency of
the weather the Aniiaori-TioZzo
opera concert, aBnnuGced for last
l1.,c Mt .
next Monday evening, n arch goth E.
The little shrimps are growing
wild with extravaganza in their
blind fury and dismay at their loss
of trade Double dealing has had
Its day. Que price and plain fig
nres. Peoples atore.
Up to P. NJ. yesterday the rain,
by Mr.. Ducommun's gauge,
amounted TO one inch and thirty
two hupdfedths. This, added { e,
the amount before reported, made
the last rainfall A inches and the
total for the season 81.
The wiggling shrimps protest
against our method of doing bust.
ness. They do not relish one price
and plain figures, bBt say: "We
take as much as we eau, for coin is
our God.n Read the whale and
shrimp story. Peoples store.
Pine pebble goat ladies' shoes,
hand sewed, $1.45. Peoples store.
The rainfall since l a. NJ. yester-
day, the hour at which the storm
recommended, up to S:i5 p. NJ, as
reported by the United States Sig.
nal Service officer, is l.24 inches,
making the total since Sunday
evening 22S inches.
BY notice elsewhere IL will be
seen that the opening performance
of the fairy spectacle, "rhe Tri.
nmph of Love-" for the benefit oi
the fire department, has been post
poned on account Of the inclemeni
weather until Friday night.
Mud is now king in Los Angs.
les. He dominates our streets and
makes loc0moti0n difficult. Oul
people, however, are recenciled to a
dispeneation which, while it in.
velves present discomfort, means
dueats in the pockets of every body
nthe near future.