Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-24
LOCAL RREXITIES.

"' coPic eeoics
Mr.. Stone, gentleman who was
at one time Postmaster of San
francisco, is paying our city
brief visit.
The attention of members of Con.
fidence Engine Company No. 2 10
directed to the notice which ap.
pears In our New To-day.
Col. Charles Thomas, of Hem.
NETT valley, San Diego county,
came into the city yesterday and
Is stopping ut the Cosmopolitan.
Rt. Rev. Francisco Mora, Bish.
op OF the Diocese of Monterey and
Los Angeles. got home overland
from San Francisco yesterday
morning.
The steamer Orizaba sails for
San Francisco and way ports to-
day. Passengers take the 1850 A
NJ. train, Los Angeles time, for
Wilmington.
They are really very nice--ths
Foster hook Isle gloves, 80 cents.
Peoples store.
Mr.. Scott and party, with a num-
ber OF guests invited to meet the
distinguished party, will lunch to.
day with Mr.. j. do Bsrth Shorb, at
San MarinO.
Miss Tranquillna Sepulveds, who
has been visiting relatives and
friends at San Francisco for the
past seven months, returned home
by yesterdays overland train.
By notice elsewhere il will be
seen that the partnership between
Chas. Smith and E. Currie, fruit
dealers at Wilcox, A. T., has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
Since the three column war has
ceased, we are selling 40x20 in
satin damask linen towels at 25
cents. Peoples stOre.
The attention OF our lady readers
10 directed to the advertisement of
Miss L. J. Hammond, vino has Just
received full assortment of the
latest styles Of millinery, in our
Business Enterprise column.
The rumor that one of the Earps
brothers has been in Los Angeles
lately was what our French fellow
citizens would call canard. Col
ton Is the nearest approach any Of
them has made to this city.
Sheriff Bowers, of Kern county,
came down to Los Angeles by rail
yesterday. He goes up to Santa
Barbsra by steamer to-day as q
witness in the case of Dick Fell
lows. alias Perkins, the stage
robber.
It causes surprise, 1t 10 true, bu
still we sell 20 yards of calico for
81. Peoples store.
An important meeting of the
Executive Committee of the
League of Freedom will be held at
Turnverein Hall at 7 O'Clock this
evening. A full attendance of
members is requested.
Property owners Of San Bernar.
dino are discussing the propri.
ETY. of incorporating as city They
hold that the town government Is
powerless to make needed inn
proven ents-construction Of sew
ers, sidewalks, etc.
Justice Fisher was engaged yes-
teriay afternoon ia investigating
the case of the People vs.. George
Brannigan, charged with embez
element on oath Of John Peterson.
After full aud thorough investiga.
tien the charge was dismiss as
trivial.
Not all wool, but pure wool, fill
ing dress goods, 124 cents. Peoples
store.
We had the pleasure of meeting
our old townsman Mr.. J. H.North-
craft on the street yesterday. Mr..
Northcraft, who ia stationed at
DsmiDg, New Mexico, as stage
agent and agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S express, Is home on a brief
visit to his parents and family.
We will advise our readers of the
moment when Ger. Winfield Scott
Hancock shall leave Deming for
Los Angeles, which will be soon.
AL old ADgelefios, all good Demo-
Gratis and the rest of mankind resi-
dent hereabouts, may as we'll begin
to get ready now to give the old
War Horse so old time and rous-
ing welcome.
By notice under New To-Day it
will be seen that Rev. O.. G.
Wheeler, by invitation of the Ma.
sonic fraternity of this city, will
deliver lecture on Masonry, at
Masonic Hall, Mcdonald Block,
tomorrow (Ssturday) evening. A
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cordial invitation Is extended to
all Masons aud their families to
| attend.
Our would-be rivals may imag-
inc we have retired, but our long
silence is only owing TO the fact
that we consider them too insight
! f,eant TO notice. When they will
cease all brsggadoclo and come
forth with their prices, We VIII
notiee them. For further iniorma-
tion we refer them IT, our Sl000 re-
ward. Lewis Bros.
We learn from 40 officer
who recently returned from san
Francisco, that the notorious Fam
ME Smith is an inmate Of the
House of Correction in that city,
and that Mrs. Steele, the only big
amist ever convicted in Los Ange-
les county, having completed her