Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-01

night before last that the people would
take Mcdowell, the murderer of Mrs.
O'Brinn, from the custody Of the sheriff
and perform an act of summary justice.
Fortunately the excitement died out.
thus saving further bloodshed, in all
probability, as Sheriff Burkhart had
made preparations to keep his man at
all hazards.
Balbrigan hose 25 cents, worth 50
cents, at Joseph Murtagh 4 Co.'S.
Prticles Of incorporation of the Pasa.
dena Library and Village Improvement
Society were yesterday filed for record
in the office of the County Clerk. The
corporation is one formed for the pur-
pose Of creating and maintaining a pub
lie library and a museum Of natural
history, and for the general improve
ment Of Pasadena. The capital stock Of
the company amounts to $50, 1000, divid-
cd into 1000 shares, of the par value Of
| IS each.
Mrs. Maria B. Holyoke. Of Chicago, has
spent few days this week with friends
in Los Angeles. She has held temper
anoe meetings nearly every evening dur
ing the past month in the chief towns Of
San Bernardino and Los Angeles coun.
ties. and has had many large audiences.
She has had long official connection
with temperance organizations. ieceiv-
ing testimonials from many eminent
sources. Gov. st. John tsstifies: "She
will do excellent service in any line Of
temperance work"
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p. Store.
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
that a special session of the Grand
Lodge, !. 0. o. +. Of California, will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall in this city
tomorrow friday evening, at 1880
o'clock, to confer the Grand Lodge
Degree on all eligible to that rank who
present themselves. L. D. Freer, Grand
Master, and w. B. Lyon, Grand Secre-
tary, Of the Grand Lodge Of California,
will be present.
The auction sale Of the elegant stock
Of furniture and carpets Of Messrs.
Sharp & Bloesser, by Msssrs. Noyes L
Allen. is meeting with great success and
is attended by large crowds daily. Un-
der the skillful manipulation of our old
friend Noyes, whose two or three years
residence in the "Sun Kissed Land"
have not impaired his persuasive powers
in the least, everybody seems eager to
buy and the goods are going off rapidly
and at good prices.
The Los Angeles Rife Club held a
special meeting last night at which they
decided to go TO San Bernardino to
shoot friendly match on Sunday,
March 4th. A communication was read
which stated that the San Bernardino
Rifle Club would meet the Los Angeles
team at Cotton, and escort them to San
Bernardino. The Los Angeles boys are
In good spirits and hope to wipe out
their late defeat and. II they shoot as
well as they did at their last practice,
will do it.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Hayes left yes
terday afternoon for Cotton, whittier he
has gone to arrest q saloon keeper
named Hefflin, and baker named King,
for selling liquor to Indians. The CON-
plant was sworn out by Indian Agent
Lawson. 1t seems that the pair have
been in the habit for the past six
months Of selling whisky to the noble
red men whenever IL was wanted. Mr..
lawson proposes to wipe out this evil
and has been taking most vigorous
measures to do so.
The Messrs. Dotter L Bradley, the
enterprising furniture dealers, in triple
column advertisement in this mornings
HERALD. announce to the people Of Los
Angeles that they are now receiving
their Spring stock Of furniture and car.
pets. These goods embrace all the
newest and most elegant designs. both
in carpets and furniture. They are
also receiving full assortment Of the
latest patterns of wall paper. As these
goods must be seen to be appreciated, .
cordial invitation is extended to our
citizens TO call and examine their large
stock.
By notice in our New To- Day II will
be seen that the proprietors Of the prin-
cipal dry goods and shoe houses of the
city. recognizing the necessity and JUS
tice Of giving their employees more time
for recreation and the improvement Of
their minds, have entered into an agree
ment under which they will close their
respective places OF business ct $50 ?.
M. except Saturdays. This is COM
msndable movement and we hope to see
the day when every business house in
the city will fall into line.
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