Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-03

take place from the family residence, on
Hill street, at 2 o'clock tomorrow tSun-
day. afternoon.
The train which was wrecked at
Tehachepi was the one that r. II.
Hewitt should have been on as postal
route agent, but the service being short
of help he was dispatched ahead one
train, for which he thanks his stars.
DR.. J. T. Craven, who left this city on
Thursday for Pueblo, Colorado, with
his wife, was taken very i'll that even
ing at Cotton, and had to stop over at
that place. He is reported to be there
at present, and very much worse.
The money in the county treasury
was counted on Wednesday by the Dis
trict Attorney and County Auditor.
The following is their report; Gold, $780,
900; silver, s5.764.97; paid warrants.
S63, 029. 90; RENTED to State Treasurer,
sl20, sos. SO,
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
will give a sociable at Leck's Hall on
Monday evening next. This will be the
last of the series before Lent. A gen.
eral invitation is extended, and the
ladies' promise to exert themselves to
make it pleasant for all.
That part Of the Gypsy camp who,
when the party were ordered off the
railroad grounds on San Fernando street,
went to Downey have returned to this
city and they are now all encamped
near the covered bridge on old Also
street.
The police wore busy yesterday en-
forcing the new hack ordinance. Several
express wagons took up their location
on the plaza. Some of the hackmen
say they are willing to go to the plaza
if the city will provide them with a
.eiePnohe'
Yesterday two gentlemen on the side.
walk in front of the HERALD Block got
into dispute over the points Of the
compass. Five dollars a side were put
up, and City Surveyor Hansen was call
ed down stairs with q theodolite, and
4 ooi1aJ ~, f.uast;nu trba awo;<a,,,a.,t
ueciuea 'ne question. me eAc''emen'
drew large crowd
Gentlemen's indicated underwear at
Joseph Murtagh & Co.'S, ll6 Main
street.
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found elsewhere. Both gentlemen are
well known to the citizens of Los Ange-
les, and rank as thorough and skillfull
physicians. Their offices are at SO Main
street, up stairs. l
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Birthday. An old Spanish dance known
a, "La Jota." will be introduced. As
the sTwos" always make success of
tbev undertake n cooa time
NAV be ant;cinatea
a singular atmosphere co'nc'uence
was no.eo Yesterday W the oni.ed
suites o'ghhi service observers a. Los
the noon observation was taken II was
found that the barometers at those
points indicated exactly the same con.
ditioa of the atmosphere
nf'y anu gentleman recently 'rriVeu
" TINS Guy from 'ne East pf tue way Oh
raiiania' ihey haa shippeu tneir
trunks overland, and had the misfortune
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Yesterday General Roley, of the
police force, received the following tele-
gram from San Bernardino Look out
Tor my son Bob and send him home.
Mrs. oRourke." The police found the
little waif only l3 years old, among
'rowu Vi poolo'acks' ana through tine
kinuhess OF superintendent Hewitt tine
younss'er was sent nome.
The work of removing the old build
ing at the railroad depot, which has
been used as a freight and passenger
depot, commenced yesterday. The large
building has been cut into three sections
to facilitate its removal. The brick is
Already on the new site for the founda.
hon OF the combined hotel, railroad
anu passenger "ePo''
Yesterday afternoon, some fine sing
ing in saloon on Also street, attracted
he attention Of HERALD reporter, who
topped to listen to the harmonious
POUNDS, which came from auartette. |
They were Italians, evidently sheep.
ierders, who had filed themselves with
the delight" One of the party pos
,essed as fine baritone voice as we ever
heard.
William Edwards the insane man
c...-.. n
ity Sheriff Huber, was very violent,
md had to be strapped down. 1t re.
luired considerable strength to remove
him from the jail to the hack, which